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That's giving me hope. I already ordered the pedals but they are on backorder, so I'm still twisting. Let's hope I get rid of that reflex easily enough.

Hmm, I wonder if there are ways to make an AR/VR hybrid where you put markers on your MFDs the glasses can recognize and phase out the game picture in those spots to let you see your actual cockpit.

VR already is a square peg people use to stick into the round hole of control panels, it seems to me. Things only get improved when there are people who don't remain satisfied with the status quo. What's a pancake player?

I would just like it to work together better, especially for that kind of money. I have seen someone use the knobs and switches in the virtual cockpit by picking up those weird location tracker sticks, but that also seems awkward. Maybe one day they manage to implement support for haptic gloves, though maybe what bothers me the most about this setup is how after buying those really cool cockpit pieces I don't even get to look at them and read off of them, but instead less-nice-looking virtual versions on my VR screen.

What do you mean by "custom tilt"? I have only tried it with my VKB Gladiator but it makes a difference. The manual says you are not supposed to twist the stick which makes sense to me if they are really using PS/2 connectors.

But then you are using all that stuff blind and out of synch with where you are looking. Seems as much as immersion booster as an immersion killer to me. Ok so using both is still the most immersive solution then? Too bad they cannibalize each other like that. I hope someone comes up with a solution for that.

The real F-15 and F/A-18 sticks are offset by like 30° so that you can hold them without awkwardly twisting your wrist, since they are center-mounted. Winwing says their stick is meant to be center-mounted too but I don't see the offset and asking their CS they just said "go read the manual", which has no info on it.

Nobody?

Seeing as you can't comfortably use both at the same time, what route do people go and why?

Fighter Pilot Breaks Down Every Button in an F-15 Cockpit | Ars Technica

By "some kind" I was referring to the sale, not the product. The Fulcrum is great, but it's the high fidelity F-15 I'm really after. And maybe we get lucky and ED strike some kind of deal with Razbam to take their modules off their hands to sell ED versions of them because I would really like that Harrier.

Yeah and some kind of preorder sales too I noticed.

I noticed a bunch of aircraft modules just went on a 40% or so sale. Anyone know how long these tend to last?

Is there a way to offset this stick like you can with the TM version? I read it's supposed to be center-mounted so surely there must be a way?