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Hey @sobe I've know successfully tried Ikarus. But I'm not sure if I got you right: do those displays work via Ikarus or do they not? Because when reading the Ikarus documentation, it doesn't seem that way... Thanks!!

No matter what I try, only the "LEFT_MFD" is displayed (as that is a DCS rendered viewport). Helios & CZ won't show the other 2 displays

@sobe Thanks for that detailed answer! I feared that would be the case... btw: what's that "MFD_Systems.lua"? I couldn't find it in the DCSWorld directory

Yeah, I've already tried Helios and Capt. Zeen's legacy profile... with no avail ty anywho

ty! Do you know of any way to do the same thing for FC3 planes? Like the F-15C for example, which doesn't show the TEWS or MPCD on either the right or center MFD. Only the VSD is displayed on the "LEFT_MFCD" thx!

So, I've searched quite a bit; even combed through the various lua files in the game's directories, but I didn't find anything that would let me display instruments on my various LCD screens (= MFDs). I've setup my Monitor lua file for my main monitor + 3 MFDs. Side question: is it better (performance wise; it shouldn't matter, but who knows...) to setup the displays like this: Or like this? (less wasted space) Anyhow, what I'm looking for are the "special variables" like... LEFT_MFCD KNEEBOARD F14_HSD F14_VDI ... or any other way, so that I can assign instruments to the LCDs the way I want. For instance, on the F-15C (Flaming Cliffs 3 module), only my left LCD is displaying a screen (VSD) What are the variables for the other screens/instruments, so that I can display them onto the LCDs? Like with the F-15C: MPCD and TEWS. Thanks, Hotshot

This is awesome, thanks a bunch!!

Sorry if this post is in the wrong thread; I've searched quite a bit, but as this is not a single-plane-question, but a DCS one, it should belong somewhere to "DCS World"^^ Here it goes: I've setup my Monitor lua file for my main monitor + 3 MFDs. Is it better to setup the displays like this: Or like this? (less wasted space) Anyhow, what I'm looking for are the "special variables", like LEFT_MFCD KNEEBOARD or for the different planes: F14_HSD F14_VDI So that I can assign the MFDs the way I want. For instance, on the F-15C (Flaming Cliffs 3 module), only my left MFD is displaying a screen: What are the variables for the other screens, so that I can display them onto the MFDs? Thanks, Hotshot

I still can only say: it's a leap of faith for sure, but he's legit and you'll get your stuff eventually. But yeah, half a year wait time is just no fun...

Btw.: if anyone has problems with the display like wrong colors or unreadable text -> the LCDs might not be defective! I have/had this issue and the problem was this: you have to change the amount of color-bits from "10 bpc" back to the default "8 bpc" Took a while until I stumbled over that setting...

For me it was Fedex and the number was correct; usually you'll have to wait for a day or so until the number shows with the transport company though...

Do your LCDs display color correctly? When I open a fullscreen blue picture, it's displayed as red!? And red looks like cyan? What do you guys get when doing this test: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ Colors look pretty wrong on all the LCDs...

So, I just wanted to add: as posted earlier (https://forums.eagle.ru/topic/274752-cubesim-protection-of-money-just-a-heads-up/?do=findComment&comment=4811227), I've waited about 7 months. But the screens did finally arrive! Granted, I had to pay another 120 fucking Euros in fucking import taxes (bloody hell!), but at least they're here and seem to be working (haven't had any luck with drivers, so they are still unrecognized in the device manager). So yes, CUBESIM is the real deal and not some hack. His "fame" just seemed to take off after some YT reviews and Reddit posts and so he had WAY too much success, so his backlog is intense.

I've paid on 12th of April '21 Several emails and promises in delivery, but no product as of now... It was a shot in the dark; I've already written off the money. I can only hope that he really is honest and will deliver the displays someday.

That's effin great! I always wondered how a small - albeit professional - dev team like TruGrit want to do everything on their own. This partnership may be exactly what's need to get the best possible module; a true testament to the Eurofighter! Cannot. Wait.