Picklesthedrummer

What is the status of this server? It does not show up in my server browser.

Thanks dude super helpful. Excited to get it going after work today. Is the a known/common issue? Seems like an easy fix on their part and a real pain in the ass to troubleshoot especially for the less technically inclined. I spent 2 hours trying to figure out why the hell the headset won't work for DCS, the primary reason I got it.

How do I force enabled VR? I usually use the non MT version as I've had issues with screen exports with the MT version. But considering I don't need screens exported in VR I'll give it a shot tmrw. I did successfully get it going by starting up steam VR and leaving that running in the background. To be clear I run the stand alone version so not sure why this worked.

First time quest user here (no experience in dcs VR). I can't get DCS to load in VR. On the PC I load oculus link, headset successfully connects to link. In the link app I have allow unknown apps checked. But opening DCS just loads it to my desktop. Also enable vr headset is checked in dcs settings. Any suggestions ?

So it seems I'm in the same boat as many of you. I have two screens that currently show my pilots MFDs. My desire is that I can choose what they display, based on what seat I'm in. Considering the TEDAC only seems to export when the CPG seat is occupied, it seems like it is somehow some way possible. Considering the TEDAC export is the primary thing I want exported when I switch to the CPG, I found a <profanity>ty work around. That is to assign the TEDAC export to the same coordinates as the Pilots left MPD. Before I switch to the CPG, I switch the pilots MPD to the FCR screen. This screen is currently 99% blank, with only the text "FCR" and your cursor displayed. This way when I switch views, the TEDAC display is drawn over the pilots left (mostly blank) MPD. So it works pretty well, with the only obstructions being the cursor and FCR which I can ignore for now. This work around would actually work pretty well if there was a way to actually turn off the MPDs, like you can the TEDAC display. But unfortunately they do no seem to have a dedicated power button/switch and they seem to just automatically power up when the aircraft is receiving power. But surely there must be a way to apply the same logic the TEDAC is using (that being, only export when CPG is occupied) to the 4 other MPDs.

Looks great! Any updates on the timeline? Keep up the good work!