Any simple way?
GWUT editor not working, i want change payload in mi28 .
It is possilbe manual in notepad gwut190.csv file?Any tips?

You can't without changing the exe.

OMG mercy, recently you have only bad news

In real life the Mi-28 can only carry the 9M114 and 9M120 series (although there are sub-variants).

yes i know But i like vikhr missile trajectory(By the way
sound launching missile in eech is brilliant ) on the other hand ka50 no have radar,and genereally ka50 imho suck , and as a game and as a helicopter.No choice for me only mi 28 without vikhr.

The Ka-52 has radar and Vikhrs, if that's your only needs

Though if you're really desperate you could change the GWUT file so that Atakas to have spiral flight path too and pretend it's a Vikhr

Yes, but Mi 28 has an amazing look, and Ka52 looks at him like a steamboat

Its working!, thank you I tried to do it before , but in a bad place.
Btw you can tell me why you chose MI24 to the 3d cockpit
and not MI 28?I know MI24 its legend ,but MI 28 is better in every respect.

There's lots of reason I did the Mi-24.

But I don't have nearly enough source material to do a Mi-28 cockpit in any case. A few blurry pictures is all I've seen of the Mi-28N cockpit, and that's no way near enough.

I understand, and probably for the same reasons Eagle Dynamics is doing the same old machine in lockon,which does not have any electronics(ka50 ,a-10, mig~)because it is the simplest solution.

I've always been fascinated by the Mi-28N, and there are precious few shots of the cockpit. I did run across this link to what looks like a magazine showing the Mi-28N simulator, which does show some nice views of the cockpit, certainly the best images I've seen. Food for thought, at least.

http://issuu.com/dinamika-avia/docs/forum_2010_01/1

Other than that, I've only seen the same blurry pictures already out there. I know one of the videos of the Mi-28N on Youtube do show some MFD shots, namely the optics slewing along with the main gun and showing the 'boresight' view. Also from simulators, but at least it shows the 'symbology' of some of their displays.