DCS Rosetta is a free application to automatically translate missions and campaigns for the DCS World flight simulator. The original version used Yandex engine, but it hasn’t worked for some time because Yandex no longer offers free API keys. So I converted to work with DeepL and MS Azure engine. And some new features are also available!
VERSION 3.0
Se agregaron mas detalles de los f16 presentados.
Los cazas F-16AM/BM de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina ya lucen el esquema de pintura furtivo Have Glass V
Incluye piloto con sus parches.
Esquema con muchos detalles!
*Bort dinamicos respetando la numeracion que fueron asignados (unidad de mil) los f16 argentinos. Usar siempre 3 dígitos. 004 correspondería al 1004
More details have been added about the F-16s presented.
The Argentine Air Force's F-16AM/BM fighters now sport the Have Glass V stealth paint scheme.
Includes pilot with patches.
Detailed scheme!
*Dynamic serial numbers respecting the numbering assigned to the Argentine F-16s (units of 1000). Always use 3 digits. 004 would correspond to 1004
unzip en “C:\Users\[your name]\Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\F-16C_50”
RAF Fairford is buzzing with excitement as the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) 2025 officially commences on July 17th. Among the highly anticipated arrivals, a Pakistan Air Force (PAF) C-130H Hercules has made a striking entrance, immediately drawing attention not just for its presence but for its remarkable tail art.
Crossfire is a DCS persistent and dynamic campaign that generates large-scale, replayable conflicts lasting from hours to weeks.
It features full logistics and warehouse systems, player and AI tasking, custom JTAC and EWRS, and an XP/rank system.
A voice mod for the Mi-24P to bring different system warning sounds to the module.
This module goes into Saved games/DCS/Mods/Tech
The story predecessing the mod development (Belive at your own will):
I was having a dimly lit conversation with a veteran from the third afghan war 1976 in which he shared some previously unknown information about an elite Mi-24P special forces squadron which worked at the time. To up their already extreme reaction times the top psychologists in the former Soviet Union made the utmost efficient and fluent warning sounds for the Mi-24P hind. I got the opportunity to go to this veteran's garage kept Mi-24P and to record the infamous Bognanof squadron Rl65 sounds. Ever since including these in my flights with the hind I've been almost unstoppable.
Truly the realism bringer into the module Mi-24,
CH-47F livery inspired by an order made by the United States DoD to procure chinooks to the Afghan National Air Force that was never fulfilled, due to the collapse of the Afghan government in 2021.
