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If money was no object,... VR More immersion, less real estate and probably cheaper than 180 degrees of HQ monitors while having full spherical view

Yeah, at my job they installed pretty beefy electromotors in frames for assembly machines in 2020 if any flex it's usually due to the connectors/tions suffering from leverage forces on the frame, not the profiles themselves

I managed to run my HP G2 (90hz) at those FPS consistently on most MP maps with 13600K, 3060ti, 64 Gb ram PD somewhere at 1.3, using Open XR, Turbo on. no reprojection, some downsampling and foveated rendering, DCS eyecandy settings roughly at half Fidelity still being very decent, though clear visual identification in warbirds was only possible at closer range than I found practical Mind you, this was prior to me having chopper modules, where ground detail was less required, so I never really taxed the system for that

'Back then' is when and where? Because over here, the first female combat pilot earned her wings in 1987

It will be if you forget to say "you're right dear"

Gentlemen, does anyone know where I can find a complete keybind .lua for the tomcat? (and I mean a lua that has all missing functions, not the location of the file on my harddrive)

if possible, see if an older driver (Pre-50x0) may alleviate some issues

I'd sooner think the cost for Motion rigs is rather ...prohibitive, for a hobby that can get already rather expensive pretty quick

Agree with Steve on that Basically, the 50x0 is a(nother) promotion of their AI, not an actual evolution of their GPU's

Since it won't accept VPC/TM grips, nor is known if they will support them (at the very least need a discontinued WW adapter) I will not be 'waiting' for their offering (These things proportions also seem to be a little less practical for pit building)

Tried a Bodnar board? https://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=94&products_id=180&zenid=eda9358b6d8e5b4cc885d8003135928f The smaller one might even suffice for what you wish to set up: https://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=94&products_id=204&zenid=477f6e235b8e167bf85f03fcc00bddc0 They're pretty KISS and have a very simple bit of software to append buttons/encoders etc

Not a valid excuse when receiving that amount of money to not look for an approved PSU, and if it's about liability also shows a lack of faith in one's own product

I think it's rather insulting to charge such an amount and then still require your customers to source their own $40 power supply

It works perfectly for the covered APU in my Apache, Asym limiter in my F-14 and starter switch for my Huey, though I must admit I'm spoiled for options with an added Orion 2 and DIY button panel

No, you can use the unit as 4x32 in DCS as well BUT (IIRC) you'll see 4 almost identically named WinWing devices in DCS keybind manage, yet they use a 'different' parts of the hardware unit, good luck finding out which is which If you decide to change it from 128 to 4x32 (or vice versa) You'll have to reprogram the keybinds for all 4 'devices' separately, you cannot reuse the 128 button keybind .Lua ...I believe you can use a background program like Vjoy to configure 128 buttons to 4x32 for BMS/4x32 to 128 buttons for DCS, so you wouldn't need to switch in SimApp