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such a great Video - cngrats!

it could be, that yout stepper is not able to rotate the full 360°. Take a look at the following video:

It works in a mixed reality cockpit to brighten up the screens in the physical cockpit. I just tried it. Gesendet von meinem SM-S928B mit Tapatalk

To be sure, you must also render the CMSC display on a monitor, otherwise it will not be shown on your external display. We had this problem with our simulator. We hide the cockpit, but we still have to render the CMSC display on a monitor (in our case, the monitor for the instrument panel). It is sufficient if the size is 1x1 pixel. If this is not done, the external display will not show anything.

Have you ever done a test independently of DCS BIOS? With an example sketch for the display? Maybe the display is defective?

The simplest approach would be to dispense with Arduinos and DCS BIOS and control everything with Leo Bodnar boards. These behave like game controller boards. The outputs can be assigned directly in DCS under Controls. The disadvantage is that they are only outputs and not LEDs, displays, or servo controls. For most people, however, a simple button box is sufficient. Another option would be the hardware from jahelisimulator https://www.jahelisimulator.com/shop/product-category/simulator-electronics/ioboard/ Here, different profiles can be created for different aircraft types.

Yes, I use Helios to have all the gauges and DDI's exported.

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Most people used a monitor for this instrument cluster including me. InstCluster.mp4

Will the reshade mod also work if you use VR and a mixed reality cockpit? Gesendet von meinem SM-S928B mit Tapatalk

OK ChatGPT had the solution: How to fix it You need to give each object a unique name. For example: DcsBios::LED ltdRSwLed(FA_18C_hornet_LTD_R_SW_AM, 7); // LED output DcsBios::Switch2Pos ltdRSwSwitch("LTD_R_SW", 8); // switch input Now you have one LED object (ltdRSwLed) and one switch object (ltdRSwSwitch), no conflict.

Hello everyone, I have a question about the laser arm switch in the F-18 This switch is actually a magnetic switch. Since I am using a normal (ON) - OFF switch for this, I would like to display the status of the switch via an LED. So when the switch is in the armed position in the simulator, the LED should light up, even though my physical switch is back in the OFF position. I already implemented this a few years ago in a button box. There was the DCS BIOS prompt: DcsBios::LED ltdRArm(0x74c4, 0x0100, PIN); This call no longer exists in the current DCS BIOS version from Skunkworks! Does anyone have any idea how I can solve this? There is basically the prompt: DcsBios::LED ltdRSw(FA_18C_hornet_LTD_R_SW_AM, PIN); However, I cannot use this in the same sketch because it addresses the same function.

Interesting project! Are the two Arduinos automatically recognized as two different Windows game controllers? Until now, I have been using Leo Bodnar boards. However, these are quite a bit more expensive than the Arduino Leonardo boards...

I would love to have this on our A10 simpit. We have a 270° screen. In the A-10, it would not be necessary to look at your 6. The 270° would be good enough... Gesendet von meinem SM-S928B mit Tapatalk

I got a similar problem, I cant move the mousecursor to to bottom right. It stops before I reach the button. Did you find a solution?