NateVA

Hello, I've been invested in DCS: World VR for a while now, and am thinking of upgrading from that nasty, no resistance VR throttle and stick to a real one. As I though it would be more realistic, fun, and easier to harness fine control of my aircraft. I'm wondering if it is possible to not use hand controllers as my hands will be using the physical throttle and stick. Like for example, looking at a switch and pressing a button on my stick. Or is it necessary, and could I just program everything I need to a HOTAS. I know a lot of you are going to say just don't play VR, but I find it more enjoyable and realistic than using a monitor.

Hello, I recently purchased the Flaming Cliffs 3 pack for DCS from the summer sale, with the intent of using it to install mods. As most require that you own it. Though, after installing three different aircraft, the F-22A, the F-35, and the AC-130, I have found that none of these work. They just don't show up at all in-game, not the mission editor, instant action, controls, or this mysterious module manager that I don't have. After hours of looking through the internet in hopes of a solution, I have not found anything. I just see directories blah blah and something about "entry.lua" that I checked and is in the correct place. Another thing to add, is that when I attempted to trial the F-15C to then use that for the F-22 mod, the F-15C didn't even show up itself. My directory: C:\Users\natha\Saved Games\DCS\Mods\Aircraft\F-22A (I use the steam version)