Joch1955

From what I understand, the 530 will also continue to fly on its assigned path until it self-destructs even after the launching AC loses lock. If the missile happens to fly close to a target, it will trigger the proximity fuze. Looking at the track, this may also be what happened. I have been doing a lot of AA combat with the M2000 lately and have still not seen one instance of the 530 hitting a target after I lose lock, so it would seem to be a pretty rare occurence.

As I recall reading, there is a physical detent in the real plane so the pilot knows when he is reaching the AB, but there is no button/finger lift required to push through into AB.

Do you have Nose Wheel Steering on by any chance? With NWS off, it should only require minimal rudder input to stay straight on the take off roll.

Tried it, runs great on HP G2. It was easy to get up and running by following the instructions in the first two posts. I am seeing a bit of bump in performance and visual quality over SteamVR. I was never comfortable using Open Composite on my system, so am glad the developpers implemented this.