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henry1491

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  • Flight Simulators
    DCS, IL2, and soon (hopefully) Microsoft's new flight sim.
  • Location
    London, UK
  • Interests
    Pottering around, riding bikes, playing computer games, writing, photography, music.
  • Occupation
    Retired.
  1. henry1491
    DCS and Steam variants don't seemingly work together. Check the respective Steam/DCS World stores and there seem to be plenty of warnings about them being mutually incompatible. (This nearly caught me out too!) I'm pretty happy having DCS getting every penny I spend and not the '70%' Steam sales generate. NB I don't have a problem with Steam, or any other such 'wrapper', but where I have the choice I quite like to support the devs - I guess the only disadvantage is where games are heavily modded, in which case Steam makes perfect sense.
  2. henry1491
    Have a look at EdTracker too. It only has three degrees of movement, but can sort of simulate 5-6 (ish) when going via OpenTrack. It's not perfect, but I use it and it's good enough for my budget and level of involvement. It was originally made for Elite Dangerous by a bunch of talented people from Birmingham (UK) - it's pretty affordable and works with a number of games - including IL2 and DCS. I'd also suggest checking out VoiceAttack - for those hard to remember keyboard combinations. Hope that helps - and welcome from another newbie! :thumbup:
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