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- Birthday 07/13/1965
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Flight Simulators
AMD 9800X3D(5.21GHz Turbo), ASUS ROG Strix X870E-E GAMING Motherboard, MSI RTX 4090 OC 24GB, G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series DDR5 RAM 96GB (2x48GB) 6400MT/s, Crucial P3 Plus 4TB PCIe Gen4 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD, Virpil Alpha Joystick, T-50CM3 Throttle, MFG Xwind rudder pedals, Pimax Crystal VR.
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flight sims, plastic model building
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Voice Warning Test button broken after patch?
Tshark replied to streakeagle's topic in DCS: MiG-29A Fulcrum
Just tried the new Vaicom update. Everything works great, including voice warning. -
Voice Warning Test button broken after patch?
Tshark replied to streakeagle's topic in DCS: MiG-29A Fulcrum
I could not get the voice warning to work until I stopped using Vaicom. However, there is a new update to Vaicom just released that now recognizes the MiG-29. Hopefully that will fix this issue. -
Throttle settings not saved 29 only
Tshark replied to Tshark's topic in Controller Questions and Bugs
I got the throttle settings to save for me. My past attempts were made while in VR. Immediately after the latest patch, I started up DCS in 2D and made the changes. Since then they have not changed. Don't know if this was just a unicorn or a way around the bug, but thought I would share. -
My throttle settings will not save from one DCS session to the next with the MiG-29. I tune the axis by checking the "slider" box and adjust a saturation to 84 to match the AB to my detents. For the rest of the flying session the settings are saved. When I shut down DCS and restart it the only the throttle "slider" and saturation settings are lost. This is the only module that does this. Any suggestions or is this a bug?
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Everytime a new module comes out I check repeatedly for your kneeboards! Thanks for all your work!
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I have an FFBeast and had the same issue. I was using an F-14 profile modified for the MiG-29. I switched profiles to the MiG-29 profile from "JustFlyIt" (you can find it on the FFBeast website). Now the AFCS BIT test works great and the MiG-29 flies much better. When I get some time I will compare profiles and find out what the differences are.
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Try turning off SSAO in DCS.
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Myself and friend had the same issue. Both using Pimax Supers. Turning off Secondary Shadows fixed it as well.
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Here is an additional track. This is a cold start with a FFBeast joystick. Five attempts were made. The first and last attempt was hands off the stick and the middle three was with some hand pressure on the stick. All five BIT attempts failed. Hope this helps resolve this problem. AFCSfailFFB.trk
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Here is my solution to joystick mounting. All of the items are "off the shelf" and cheap. I primarily use it to store the joystick out of my way when I am not flying at the computer. This set up also allows me to have the stick center mount for most aircraft and side mount for aircraft like the F-16. You can also use this for roll-away chairs. https://youtu.be/oAXYrfL0Ri4?si=sX-16KCRSshv7Cvj
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What is considered correct placement over the connector? Does the engine have to be stopped to engage lift?
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Thanks Rudel, that did the trick. Also helped me migrate my F4U-1D FFB profile to the clipped wing.
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I have some custom kneeboards that I use in the F4U-1D and would like them available in the F4U-1D Mk.IV. I created a folder ("F4U-1d Mk.IV") in my Saved Games Kneeboard folder and copied the files from the "F4U-1D" folder with no success. Do I need a different folder name? I noticed in the ED Program Files directory that under Mods the only aircraft listed is the F4U-1D.
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Could you please change the default kneeboard position to the right side instead of the left. On the left side it interferes with multiplayer/kill messages that appear on the left side. Thanks for all the hard work on the F4U. I am really enjoying it.
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Thanks! I use your kneeboards on practically all my aircraft!