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I'm pretty sure she was universally respected, liked and even loved. A real class act even though she said "It takes a lot of money to look this trashy". We lost a special one. This brings tears to my eyes:

Gemini said this: Disadvantages of Turning Smart App Control Off Lower Security: Your computer loses an extra cloud-backed layer of defense that normally stops malicious or untrusted executable files from launching. [1, 2] Higher Risk of Malware: Without it blocking unrecognized software, you are more vulnerable to malware, ransomware, and sneaky potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) bundled in downloads. [1, 2] Difficult to Re-enable: On many system configurations, turning Smart App Control off is a permanent choice for that installation; turning it back on normally requires a complete clean reinstall of Windows (unless using advanced registry workarounds). [1, 2] Then said this: If you are trying to turn it off because a specific app is being blocked, tell me the name of the app so we can see if there is a safe way to run it without disabling your security. It brought up a long list of options which I won't post but they seem safer than turning Smart App off.

These guys are putting together an AI powered DCS Mission Builder: https://dcs-mcp.com/

Here's an undo button mod for DCS Mission Editor: https://snowflake.sh/

A depiction of a QF-100D Super Sabre converted to an aerial target drone given the number 297. I have used a historical photograph as guidance for the appearance but I toned down the weathering slightly. Since the pilot can't be removed in game I have included a pilot with patches for the 82nd Aerial Targets Squadron at Tyndall and a helmet with the gunsight emblem which normally had a QF-16 silhouette which I replaced with a QF-100. Custom drop tanks are also included with the smaller one mimicking the "RCA" remote control pod. I included an arg to remove the refueling probe but it might not always work. The file exceeds the size limits for UF and can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/42fjwxedfj6omdrm32in7/QF-100D-297.zip?rlkey=hjfyrome7bdgfsvwajzvg54dv&dl=0

That completely sucks! As Mox says it might be a good idea to try some more detective work before pulling the trigger on a new machine. In addition to what Mox suggests, have you tried a System Restore through Windows? Maybe a clean install of Windows (hopefully you can do a backup of your files, etc. before a crash happens. You would have to do so anyway with a fresh machine).

Nonsense!

I think that's a pretty fair assumption . Supposedly, this is a completely new game engine so I doubt that anything BOS/ GB etc. will port over.

Still learning it but It's nice to have another CW module. I just wish they'd match it with a related Warsaw pact module. The main issue for me is that many of the weapons settings are on the left / aft panel and hard to manipulate / view in VR, especially while trying to hold the aircraft steady. No autopilot. I've bound the controls to my HOTAS and just need to memorize them.

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/changelog/release/2.9.27.25183.5/

You're always welcome to join our WW1 practice on Tues (as well as any other times that we're online!).

Pretty much anything can be bluegrass...

If your were hoping for a more user friendly mission editor... Will the mission editor change and what new things will appear in the map editor The mission editor will not change much at its core, because it is already considered a powerful visual tool for complex scenarios, albeit with a high entry level. From the point of view of creating complex scenarios, for example if making something like Tactical Air War, it is definitely the most convenient tool compared to competitors. The main development concerns the map editor: now you can edit the height map, rivers, roads, cities, textures, and other elements directly in the tool. This should simplify map creation and potentially attract more creators from the community.