mattgw86

That did the trick! Thanks for the help!

Thanks, I’ll give that a shot this evening and report back.

I’m having a bizarre issue with my rudder pedals (rhino ffb modded crosswinds). When I first start DCS, everything works fine, whether I’m in the F18, F14, A10, or F4. After some amount of time, I haven’t figured out if it’s linked to time, changing mission, or changing module, the rudder pedals stop responding in the jet. They still move normally on the Adjust Controls screen, but no response in game. what’s strange is if I load a helicopter mission, the pedals work perfectly fine and never cut out. If I go back to a jet mission, no rudders. Back to a helicopter, pedals work fine. things I’ve tried- unplugging and plugging in the pedals, unplugging the VPForce controller and binding the MFG pedals (the crosswinds are normally plugged in either way for the brake axis, but the rudder axis is not bound). Also, the brake axis never cuts out. The issue also persists after I exit DCS and open it back. At this point, I’ve all but ruled out a hardware issue since the controls menu and the configurator show accurate movement. It also wouldn’t make sense for it to be hardware related since the pedals work in helicopters, but not jets. has anyone else seen an issue like this? I’m stumped…

So now that some of you have had these a while, would you recommend the Apache collective? I’m torn between this and the alpha left grip. I fly lots of different helicopters in DCS and MSFS, so having 1:1 accuracy isn’t super important, but if it’s worth the extra, I’d be willing to spend the money.

On a similar note, what are the advantages, if any, of using quad views on the Quest 3 over the fixed foveated rendering built into the OpenXR toolkit?

@Sabre, replied to your PM. Not sure if you got the notification, but I’ll take it.

Price for the warthog?

Still have this for sale?