Los

It is certainly not true that crew Chiefs were all pilot school drop outs. That's ridiculous information. Otherwise some good info.

I have a little fan in my cockpit, one thing I always do when I open the canopy is turn on the fan...its pretty cool.

Hmm...perhaps you are practiced in your chosen Airframes bomb delivery method? :pilotfly:

Guess you'll have to hit the gym like actual fighter pilots

Use Adjust cockpit camera controls to move your head to the proper position in the cockpit.

I always throw them in the freeflight TF-51 mission. You start in the air nice and level. Works every time. Heck I've had all my inlaws go through it. They were impressed.

WHew for a minute I thought I had missed the once-every-three-days new topic sarted on this subject! CTLD is your answer. Check it out! https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=143107 :pilotfly:

LOL. Thats why god gave you sensors, learn them and use them. Or there's a nice aerobatics server where no one screws with anyone else.

We dog fight in vr quite a lot (modern not ww2) and its quite awesome.

..and you clear axis setting the same way but as a separate action. SO basically Clear ALl does work, in my experience. And I use it often.

I also notice that while I had shadows turned off, they are all back on again, some updates seem to reset certain settings. That said, with shadows on, no loss of frame rate from previous versions.

MilesD is working on this challenge...will report any progress ASAP.

This will not endear you to your crew chief. But you more than make up for it by providing a story that will reverberate around squadron ready rooms forever.

Regardless...The BAR was very popular with the troops.

Remind me to never take the OP to the range...

Here is what I've done at my place: My friend MilesD (Whiz at all things cockpit making and programming) and I worked on this cockpit. Its driven by an arduino board. The cockpit has a wooden frame, 43" HD TV monitor, Warthog, Saitek Pedals, a jetseat, 8"liliput usb monitors and MFDs (monitors for non vr like BMS), and a custom cockpit panel. Before the panel I already had most of my needs met with the warthog, mouse and the MFDs. But what the heck...I like to flip switches and to offload things I didn't need in combat to the panel. Some of the switches are three position. DCS sees it as a normal controller board with all switches and buttons programmable just like a warthog. Now it doesn't look like much...but I'm flying in Vr. I just need to be able to access it essentially blindfolded. I am adding some little touch feely things to some of the switches to ensure that I can ID them in vr, and after a few days of flying I have everything down pretty well. We are going to be working on a small separate box over by the warthog throttle for encoder knobs/axes for radios and radar controls. And we are replacing some of the switches with dials particularly the some of the weapons controls. And a working ejection handle. After that we will continue to update and add to it. These will be routed into the existing arduino board. I am very happy with the set up so far.

You might want to post your in game settings, machines specs etc..basic data needed for effective trouble shooting.

You upload the audio files from within the mission editor from the trigger screen.

I use the mouse axis left and right on theWarthog throttle nipple. It works perfectly fine, I just have the axis tuning set certain way to make it less sensitive. Los

Most definitely, especially with the number of axes that thing has.

Exactly. The vr experience is great in Flaming Cliffs. You can also map keys to move cockpit head up back left and right, , and you can even save whatever view as the default view. Los

Agree...gotta be carrier ops...Make sure you create some SHAR skins

It seems a new thread is started on this very subject every few days.

I have their multiswitch panel which works perfectly fine in DCS. Los

Agree 100% with WindyTX. I dont feel I'm at the slightest disadvantage for being in vr.