MattM1121

Greetings, I currently run DCS in VR. I have a HOTAS that's configured as a Cougar Throttle with a TUSBA R2 connector and Warthog Stick. It's working as expected. The only issue I have is that sometimes there's a need to use the keyboard to get some tasks done. There was a way using Foxy back in the day to create scripts in order to allow for shifted sequences. Such as holding down the S3 button and pulling up on the throttle comms would invoke a command to an external view say. Is it possible to get something like this working with the current set up I have? I appreciate any feedback and comments about this. Thanks, -Matt

Thanks for the information. I've been testing out the usage. I found that I can set up a specific kneeboard per aircraft. Is it possible to set up kneeboards per map? I found some kneeboard charts and freqs and such and also want to add some ILS procedures. Is there a way to load specific to a map? If so how would you do that? Also, is there a way to persist pin's across sessions so I don't have to pin specific bookmarks each time I start up? Thanks again for the info. -Matt

Greetings, I've been looking at some posts about the kneeboard feature and was wondering if this feature is enabled in VR. If not how do people get at airport/ATC freq data? Thanks, -Matt

Greetings all, I've been using 2D pits with TrackIR for quite a while. Not that I'm in the VR pit I'm not 100% sure where the correct viewpoint is. Does anybody have some techniques on how they get set up in VR? Thanks, -Matt

Greetings, My first Falcon experience was on an Atari ST c.1988/89. It was awesome and I've been a fan ever since. I've recently migrated to VR for all my flight sim needs (MSFS202, X-Plane) I wasn't aware DCS had an F-16 VR pit until a few days ago. So I downloaded the Steam version and gave it a go. I'm a serious newbie when it comes to DCS. I think the DCS F-16 is a real treat and just love it. I've dusted off my Thrustmaster TQS with the TUSBA R2 and Warthog stick. Added the Buttkicker Gamer 2 and it's really something. I think the developers are doing an excellent job and I'd like to say "Thanks for the hard work.". This reminds me of the Falcon 4 days and the SP deployments. I remember how exciting it was when SP3(4? 5?) came out and had the multi-colored MFD symbiology. Good times for sure. I'm really looking forward to being a part of the upgrades as this fine aircraft continues development. Thanks, -Matt