tomcat_driver

There is no confirm button. Just go back to AB's main window and click "Apply". (1) Don't forget to save the new Preset. (2) and (3)

I thought I saw a 2.

+1

That's pretty nice and also, I can't wait for the new Sinai map, looks amazing.

Didn't work for me, it always resets back to the default "too close and offset to the left".

Wow no way, Viggen?

Perhaps if the "Meta BS" fails, PCVR may have another chance.

One thing I noticed about using OTT to force the desktop resolution to 800x600 is that when my second monitor is on, it won't change its resolution, leaving it at 1440p while the main screen resizes to 800x600. Not only that but, that's where the issues comes in, for some reason it forces dcs into a "screen surround" mode into both screens. In DCS' menu, this means that the mouse cursor is unable to reach most buttons like Mission Editor, Exit, or most of the buttons to the top. Completely unplayable and you have to "task manage kill" DCS' process in order to quit.

You could try installing Target and updating the throttle's firmware.

Vous avez deja essayé de debrancher et rebrancher les joyticks? Vous pouvez aussi essayer la meme procedure avec toutes les autres dispositifs USB. Il me semble bizarre que vous ne pouvez pas le voir. Peut etre un conflict de quelque sort.

Being Vulkan doesn't mean its automatically using all cores.

I can't take a screenshot to show cause I happen to just recently disable a bunch of unused vJoy devices and the roll bar is not showing. When you have too many devices and not enough screen resolution to display all of the detected devices in the same page, DCS' UI provides a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the controls menu. It *can* happen that one misses it and some devices are left hidden outside to the right of the screen. Edit.

Just saw this; pretty interesting.

No DP, requires a dedicated 3rd party RF device, laggy, chinese privacy standards, not legally sold in the US, requires internet connection, requires 3rd party paid software to work properly, requires fiddling with developer mode functions to work properly, standard official api is flawed and half baked, only lasts for less than an hour on a full battery charge, previous gen processor+compression... Edit. I thought I had to clarify a few things. First of all it's nothing against you, sorry if I sounded that way. The thing is that I'm also in the lookout to replace my current 1st-1.5ish gen HMDs within a budget. It might just as well be the Pico 4 eventually. But at this point, there are so many inconvenients everywhere with it, including the alternatives and the path this market is taking that to wait IMO is the best course of action probably. When I put a list like that, perhaps other people will agree and will also voice out their disagreements and maybe we will even, perhaps and eventually, be heard. It boils down to the fact that currently, there is no current gen consumer grade PCVR on the market, only previous gen products like the Reverb G2 and perhaps HTCs, being sold for premium prices because --no competition.

Wow, you wake up today to spam the forums with your blablabla. The only reason the FCR wasn't used is because "War on Terror", remember, low intensity, bombing ak-armed guerrillas from 30k ft with JDAMs and multi-million PGMs? That's basically over and the world is now, again, re-arming and re-indoctrinating for full spectrum warfare, like it was when the Apache was conceived.