Deadseed

We'll always have your pinpoint accuracy and dedication to the common goal https://imgur.com/MLgpcs3

interestingly, none of my luas were affected. I haven't tried to setup the countermeasure display yet, but all my other tweaks were still intact after the last update. I should have some time this week to test the CMS display and tweak if needed.

haven't been able to play since the update unfortunately, but will be on this weekend. Deamonesque most likely correct though. I keep a separate file for all my Heo lua adjustments because all those little tweaks get reset on certain updates.

for me the target list shows up in the same place as where i moved the compass to. Since that was ideal for me i never needed to change it. Not sure if that just worked out or if it had to do with moving the compass placement though.

Operator seat with the controls indicator, AP and compass on the 2nd lower monitor This is the 9k113 scope view after the lua edits 9k113 before the lua edits. This setup meant that the actual thing i was trying to target was between the two monitors. This is the after of the crosshair adjustment. Using the crosshair to look and target things much easier when it's actually on screen Both fixes should work regardless of your screen setup. You just need to adjust the X and Y until it's aligned where you want it.

I have found a workaround to fix both the 9k113 sight as well as the Petrovich crosshair. I use a stacked monitor setup with the top being my main and then a smaller screen below that for MFD outputs and things like the control indicators. I was having the same issues with Petrovich's crosshair from the pilot seat (it would put it right between the two monitors) as well as the 9k113 when sighted in (it would split the resolution between both screens and be completely useless. I managed to fix both with some tinkering (and help from a clever friend). The solution for both just require a couple of small .lua tweaks. @jonsky7was on track for the 9k113 and the solution lies in the 9K113_CAM_base_page.lua. The file first pulls your viewport that is defined in the monitors .lua and sets the width and height as SZX and SZY ULX,ULY,SZX,SZY,GUI_scale = get_UIMainView() local v = find_viewport ("GU_MAIN_VIEWPORT", "CENTER") if v ~= nil then ULX = v.x ULY = v.y SZX = v.width SZY = v.height However, the lines below this then ignore that and define the hud-size as your entire screen resolution, instead of using the SZX and SZY it defined. HUD_OnlyX = LockOn_Options.screen.width / 100.0 -- 6.0 HUD_OnlyY = LockOn_Options.screen.height / 100.0 --6.0 To fix the 9k113 view not showing up on your main (and only main) screen, you just have to change the Hud_OnlyX and Hud_OnlyY to reflect the SZX and SZY coordinates instead: HUD_OnlyX = SZX / 100.0 -- 6.0 HUD_OnlyY = SZY / 100.0 --6.0 so just change LockOn_Options.screen.width to SZX and LockOn_Options.screen.height to SZY and you're good to go. To change the location of the crosshair use it like a helmet sight as intended, you'll need to find the HelperAI_page_common.lua file in \dcsworld\mods\aircraft\mi-24p\cockpit\scripts\HelperAI. Open the file and scroll to line 88 which should be where the crosshair is defined. You will then insert a new line under crosshair.vertices as seen here: local crosshair = CreateElement "ceTexPoly" crosshair.name = "crosshair" crosshair.material = MakeMaterial("Mods/aircraft/Mi-24P/Textures/ai_crosshair.dds",{255,255,255,255}) crosshair.vertices = simple_square(cross_size / 2.2) crosshair.init_pos = {0.01 * aspect, 0.5} ------ add this line to define the position of the crosshair crosshair.tex_coords = default_tex_coords crosshair.indices = default_box_indices if not is_vr then crosshair.controllers = {{"show_crosshair"}} else crosshair.controllers = {{"show_crosshair_VR"}} end crosshair.h_clip_relation = h_clip_relations.REWRITE_LEVEL crosshair.level = DEFAULT_LEVEL if not is_vr then crosshair.screenspace = ScreenType.SCREENSPACE_TRUE end crosshair.use_mipfilter = true Add(crosshair) Once you have added the line, the two numbers will define where in your screen space you want to have it located. On my setup, 0.01 and 0.5 puts it right in the middle of my main monitor. You may have to make small adjustments to those numbers to tweak it to where you want it. Save the file, do a backup and you're done. *bonus tip -> i also moved the Petrovich compass a handier position on my bottom screen to save real estate on my main (i also do this with the controls indicator and AP readouts). In the same file (HelperAI_page_common.lua) that you adjusted the crosshair, you can find the coordinates to move the compass: if not is_vr then compass_pos = {-0.10 * aspect, -0.5} --relative to screen center, 1 equals screen height afaik else compass_pos = {0, -0.2} Just change the 2 coordinate numbers (-0.10 and -0.5 in this case) and adjust until the compass sits where you want. In this example, the compass is placed in the center of my bottom monitor. I then have controls indicator to the left and the AP to the right. Hope that helps. Happy Hinding.