James744

It looks awesome. My home for real and hopefully soon in DCS too!

I'm running a Laptop with a mobile 5800H, RTX3070 and 16GB DDR4 RAM. Runs it all fine, although upgrading to 32GB RAM shortly. I have the Quest 2 which is excellent. The recommendation for a desktop 3060 or 2070 sounds like a good recommendation to me. One word of caution is to think about your control interfaces before you buy because you will be blind to your laptop and HOTAS in VR. Also MFDs can be a little hard to see by just a quick glance down at them, but it's well worth it for the incredible immersion it offers.

Thanks for the response. This small program should help with the rudders. It definately works with the thumbstick sending button inputs, not sure about axis commands though. Works for anything Oculus as far as I can tell.

Possibly it is just my set-up, but unlike the other 4 high fidelity aircraft I use, I am unable to grab the throttle and Nozzle control with my VR controllers. Is this likely to be implemented? or is it there already and I haven't used it right? Cheers

Yeah sorry, HOTAS does confuse it a bit, I meant just the stick with the VR controller too. It's a bit of an odd one but I'd love an easier way to use dual throttles in VR without physical hardware.

I fly DCS in VR with a HOTAS Stick, and use a VR controller on my left hand to operate switches and throttles. With twin-engine aircraft, It is often hard to grab both throttles at the same time and often just move one and have to grab the second one after realising. It would be incredibly useful for people who fly like me (and hopefully easy to implement) to add an option in settings, to synchronise throttles (possibly by having a master and slave throttle) so they increase and decrease together like they would when using buttons on a keyboard/gamepad. Thanks!

I fly DCS in VR with a HOTAS Stick, and use a VR controller on my left hand to operate switches and throttles. With twin-engine aircraft, It is often hard to grab both throttles at the same time and often just move one and have to grab the second one after realising. It would be incredibly useful for people who fly like me (and hopefully easy to implement) to add an option in settings, to synchronise throttles (possibly by having a master and slave throttle) so they increase and decrease together like they would when using buttons on a keyboard/gamepad. Thanks!

I fly DCS in VR with a HOTAS Stick, and use a VR controller on my left hand to operate switches and throttles. With twin-engine aircraft, It is often hard to grab both throttles at the same time and often just move one and have to grab the second one after realising. It would be incredibly useful for people who fly like me (and hopefully easy to implement) to add an option in settings, to synchronise throttles (possibly by having a master and slave throttle) so they increase and decrease together like they would when using buttons on a keyboard/gamepad. Thanks!