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Adds a livery to the C-101EB based on that used by the first C-101 prototype (numeral XE25-01) during the 1982 Farnborough Airshow.

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included these liveries in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.

IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THESE LIVERIES: You should delete them to prevent having duplicate files.
To do so delete the folder “MOD Georgia Trainer Fictional” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and the three “MOD Georgia Combat Fictional X” folders inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

Adds a livery based on that used by the fourth C-101 prototype (numeral XE25-04) to the EB version. Includes the 1978 Farnborough Airshow version.

NOTE: If you have installed the original version of this livery (1.0) you should delete it prior to installing the new one. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-04 Prototype” and “MOD XE25-04 Prototype 1978 Farnborough Airshow” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB.

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.

IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-01 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.

IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-02 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.


IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-03 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

This download contains a single PDF file which shows all the liveries (= paintschemes, skins, textures) for the C-101 Aviojet for DCS.

The first two pages are a summary/overview for the C-101EB and C-101CC, so if you want a single chart, just print the first double page. The remainder of the document is a detailed look at each one, in case you want to look for specific details/differences. The text is in English, but it should reasonably usable regardless of language.

The motivation for this document is to make it easier to see which official liveries are available and to quickly check for differences (such as pointed/round nose cone). It seems easier to get an overview this way, than to open up the mission editor and go through them manually. If you have any suggestions/corrections, please let me know via the ED forums.

14-Apr-2019, xvii-Dietrich

Far from the real one, but quick to get you flying. (vs 1.1 - Typo Correction)

I feel the need for SPEED! Some DCS pilots think the use of AUTO-START/STOP 'assists' is a form of heresy but there are times when you just want to fire up the jet and get going, especially in some multiplayer missions. This download answers that need.

It provides a *MUCH* faster version of my complete AUTO-START and AUTO-PROCESSES for the A-10C II (also available in the DCS User Files area; search for 'autostart'). Not only is it better organized, better sequenced, better timed, and more complete than the default version, this script is seriously FAST, achieved by accessing the little-known ALT ALIGN process for the INS. The accelerated alignment time is 01:26 (mm:ss) compared to the default time of 04:40. This produces an overall AUTO-START time of 03:18, compared to 06:35 by default.  The new AUTO-STOP process is also faster than the default script.

While the use of the AUTO-START and AUTO-STOP 'assists' is frowned upon by many checklist-using purists (I'm a checklist devotee myself) there are times when you just want to fire up the jet and get going. Having examined the relevant script supplied with the A-10C II (the script is called Macro_sequencies.lua and yes, it was misspelled by one of the original programmers) it became clear that it could be improved.

This download is a completely new script for the AUTO-START and AUTO-STOP processes, rebuilt from the ground up. It provides better organized, better sequenced, better timed, complete, faster AUTO-START and AUTO-STOP processes for the A-10C II.