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For flight controls, you do the following. 1. Flaps to auto 2. Clear xxx's from fcs page by clicking fcs reset button 2. Fcs Bit page on right ddi 3. Hold fcs bit switch 4. Press fcs bit button 5. You'll hear a beeping tone when its complete 6. Set flaps to half for takeoff For HMD bit: 1. Power up hmd with knob on the right front side of cockpit 2. Click displays from main bit page 3. Click hmd bit button 4. Observe the test images on the hmd 5. Click stop on the bit page 6. Hmd will change to GO For RWR: 1. Power up rwr (alr-67) from lower center switch panel, below center DDI 2. Press rwr bit button, you'll hear the tones of the rwr going off

What i meant was to hold the nws button until you hear the missle switch over

A quick way to tell is listen for the growl of your sidewinder. Usually im switching while maneuvering for a close in kill and not looking at my HUD, so that method works for me

Soooooo..... where do i sign up for said super beta? :pilotfly:

I would also request the big E, nothing would bring me back to re-living a tiger cruise with my dad on the enterprise. however i doubt that'll happen anytime soon.

the reason why i used it in the nvidia control panel was due to this video from lukas:

Here are my settings in the attached photos

Samsung odyssey +. I have also tweaked dcs graphics settings which may be aiding my higher FPS/ frame times. Ill try to get a screenshot of my settings so you can try to replicate them.

I have mine set to 199% in the steam vr setting for DCS. PD in dcs set to 1.0.

Fyi the rackham f18 readability mod breaks the helmet mounted display. As of the latest 2.5.6 beta

1. Start both engines 2. Unfold wings, handle in 3. Left display fcs 4. Right display bit page 5. Enter fcs bit page 6. Flaps to auto 7. Clear fcs errors 8. Hold fcs bit switch while simultaneously clicking fcs bit on right display 9. Profit?

Vr shaders mod by a mile. Lowers the strain on your video card and allows higher visual clarity without taxing your FPS

Seeing the same issue as well

Are you using steam? If so, try setting the resolution of your headset to 199% in the steam VR settings and setting the PD in DCS to 1.0, i was able to get more stable frame times doing it this way and the visual quality wasn't affected

Awesome work as always. I can report that the settings set to 6x works great with my odyssey + headset & 2070 super. Everything is much clearer, especially with the tomcat My frame times hover around 12.1ms. Thank you for this update.

Are you using the vr shaders mod from user "Kegetys"? If not, give that a try before going back to stable. It really helped with the stability on my computer in vr

Yes, Right click on dcs world in your steam library, go to settings and then beta tab, and select 2.5.5.41962 from dropdown for the latest 2.5.5. Or you can select none and itll go to 2.5.5 stable