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While exports were working atall, this was EXACTLY my issue.

Fixed. Thanks.

I've found that it doesn't matter what I change in my MonitorConfig Lua's, the static terrain issue is not resolved. I can only guess the issue is elsewhere in the engine.

When I set to my native resolution (3440x1440) I an experiencing lag in the GUI. The issue presents itself with the UI buttons. When you rollover any button it takes a very short moment (Half a second or less) for the button to illuminate. Compared to a lower resolution where the buttons will rollover and immediately illuminate. Not a major problem but it does make the UI feel clunky.

Navigate to your Saved Games folder and delete the options file. It'll reset the resolution options and set you back to default so you can try again.

Updated the hotfix today and now the exports are totally broken again. Still got the static image of the terrain covering my second display.

Did you use EasyMonitorConfigurator? There is a checkbox to disable rendering of the internal exports to keep performance high. Of course there will be a way to turn this on/off manually but I don't know code well enough to tell you what line. I'd be willing to bet however it's a single line of code in your chosen MonitorSetup .lua file.

Copied my input folder over, worked fine. Let the sim recreate everything else

Update: got the exports to appear after recreating the .lua file. However the displays appear transparent, with a static background of the terrain. The MFCD's appear OK, but any kind of screen (Clock, CMSC, CDU, RWR and UHF repeaters all appear as described. The text displays and functions, the black backgrounds are simply missing.

[THIS ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED] I copied over the Monitor Config file from my stable install Copied and pasted resolution and aspect into the relevant boxes in options Unchecked Full Screen and Disable Aero. Despite all of this, all I get is a static image of the terrain below me where my exports should be. Main view works fine.

I'm sure you mean something beyond the obvious here, but you simply click it! It should switch on. Assuming that's the first button you go to hit - Check the sim isn't paused before trying to interact with the cockpit.

Great episode Dojo! Who knew I'd sound so good as a talk show host :P

Don't let DM get you ya, he's a nice guy but likes to be coy :P

I'm sure most users would intend to buy pre made hardware where they can. If a "nearly as good" solution exists I'd probably build to accommodate that. Especially where an A-10C HOTAS isn't easy to come across for many people.

All looks fantastic Lynx!

Wire seems possible. I'd trace the center (Analog value) wire out and give it a jiggle. It could be the others but you seem to have a consistent connection indicating its probably not a power wire. Last time I saw this it was the actual tab where it connects to the pcb on the pot - which is why I suggested putting a little pressure there. If you chase the wire then take a look at the friction areas (Any kind of areas the wire could rub when you move the rudders). Last resort before replacing the pot would be re soldering the lines to it.

Looks like you might have a dry solder on the pot, or just a dirty pot. I'd propose blasting the pot with some contact cleaner and sweeping the axis a few times. If that does not aolve the issue then I'd look at the pot itself. Put some pressure on the spade connectors and test the axis while doing so. If it solves the problem then you need to look at the tabs the spades connect to.

This may help you. 34" LG 34UC97

Thanks for your PM today Linden - I'll get back to you later tonight when I've had a chance to look at it. Glad you're doing well. Speak soon.

Sounds great both of you. Lynx whats your eta on simple panel fascias? The whole project looks/sounds great.

Looking for someone who can manufacture panel faces - Ideally cnc'd acrylic panels. I bought some great panels from TomDK made by Linden I believe, but he's been inactive for some time. They're made from white translucent acrylic with a black top layer. The lower half is simple clear acrylic with holes cut for the switches/pots. I'm perfectly happy with the results and would like some more the same. I've looked at pre made solutions but the cost is ridiculous - for someone who already has the tools it should be a relatively cheap process I'd have imagined. I can supply all my own electronics/lighting, so I really just need a cut and etched panel face and backing that I can thread the switches through. I need an AHCP primarily but if someone is making good replicas and the price is right then I might be looking for some simplified radio panels among others.

They were made by Deadman I believe. He did them at a good price and would embroider your callsign if requested!

He just wants to know how wide each section of the console is. Flat section (CMSP, Caution panel, CDU, AAP etc) and the angled section (Elec Pwr, Environmental, Lighting etc) I'm guessing the width from the outside edges of the mounting rails are the required dimensions.

Admittedly my pit has ended up a little more A-10 than I'd intended, but I'm thoroughly enjoying it! I'll try to get some photos today. Currently holed up in bed with the flu.

X-55 is the way to go until you reach the Warthog IMO.