DogRobber

Thanks for all the answers. Not only did cooling my heels for a few extra minutes resolve the issues with EGI, it also solved an oddity that I was having with the EAC switch during startup. It's rather rare these days to be able to ask a staight question on a game forum and get nothing but helpful answers. Very appreciated. -dr

Thank you so much for looking that over. Who'd have thought that I was moving too fast going through startup? -dr

Here's my track. It's a pretty persistant issue, and I'm sure it's just something that I'm muffing up. But it's definately making the tank busting missions hard. Thanks for taking the time to point out which of my many issues is causing this. -dr TGP Issue.trk

will do.

I think I have an issue with my startup process. Typically when I take off, the MFCD STAT screen shows EGI as INIT, however, when I power up the TGP, EGI flips to yellow and shows DEG. TGP just doesn't turn on. Too soon? Or am I missing a switch? I'm basicly running a cold start procedure that mirrors the tutorial with the exception of cabin lights as needed. -dr

The info is out there but to save you time, he's the rundown on my two monitor setup. Monitor setup files: the .lua files for your monitor setup that provide the in game options reside at <install path>\Config\MonitorSetup\. D:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCSA-10c\Config\MonitorSetup, for example. I copied one of the existing profiles as a template and came up with this: _ = function(p) return p; end; name = _('2 Monitors'); Description = 'Two monitor configuration'; Viewports = { Center = { x = 0; y = 0; width = 1680; height = 1050; viewDx = 0; viewDy = 0; aspect = 1.6; } } LEFT_MFCD = { x = 1680; y = 105; width = 700; height = 700; } RIGHT_MFCD = { x = 2640; y = 105; width = 700; height = 700; } UIMainView = Viewports.Center In Game Options: Turn off "Full Screen." Manually type in a resolution that is the combined resolution width of all of your monitors and the height of the whichever monitor you want to see the cockpit on. For example two monitors running 1680x1050 would be a combined 3360x1050. I have a left monitor that is 1680x1050 and a right monitor that is 1920x1080. I want the cockpit on the left side and the two MFCD on the right side, so my manual resolution entry was 3600x1050. Aspect Ratio should adjust automatically. Finally, if you did everything correctly, you should see the monitor profile that you created in the dropdown list for "Montitor." It should show up using whatever you entered into the name= line of the file. You'll want to adjust the numbers a bit to fit your needs. Specifically the x and y entries which denote the location of the upper left corner of that item. Just remember that the x attribute includes the entire width of both monitors and you should be fine. -dr