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Does Helios allow setting up a configuration file with multiple aircraft? I tried to use helios and it seemed like I could only set up configurations for one aircraft at a time, which I was hoping to avoid by creating my own lua file(and it works fine with just one MFD, I have no clue why it's not working when I try three). While I was able to get the montiorconfig option to show up in DCS settings after feeding it into copilot it still crashes on export start so not sure what is wrong with the code. Do you know if there's any location where the devs have put documentation for the monitorconfig setup? EDIT: I have finally got it working, turns out I just needed to delete the Export.lua created by SimAppPro.

I managed to scrounge up information from various scattered forum posts a while ago to make this monitor config a while ago, which currently has no issues working: However, I recently got 2 more MFD screens, but when I tried to add them to my monitor config file the main menu now stretches across all the MFDs, is there something I missed? Was hoping there would be some centralized up to date area where I can find out what I need to edit. EDIT: I plugged the code into copilot and it managed to pull the answer out of the ether for me, here it is in case it helps anyone.

Hello, newb here. I have a triple screen monitor setup with a single mini MFD screen. I use a custom lua file (text of which is below) to export the MFD screen. I use the center monitor and the one on the right for DCS (monitors 3 and 4 in the picture) My setup worked fine when I set it up, and still mostly works fine, however I have found that DCS will randomly launch to my leftmost monitor (2) and there's nothing I can do to fix it while keeping the monitors set up as they are - I just can't play until I turn that monitor off or move it out of position (annoying to switch back and forth every time I want to play), or until DCS seemingly randomly decides to start launching on the correct monitor again. When I edit my lua viewport to start at x=2560 (monitor 2 is 2560x1440) either it won't be fixed or there will be a visual bug, like it only showing part of the screen. Has anyone else had this issue and found any solution that allows you to keep your monitors as they are? (alternatively if anyone knows of a good program that allows the mouse to wrap around from the edges of the screen that would also fix my problem, although I would prefer to get DCS working properly) Basically, the only fix I've found so far is to change my monitor setting to this: