humpeligimp

I use voicebuddy 3. Even though I could program my joystick to the same commands, i find it convenient for views, wingman commands and seldom used commands where it is easier to remeber a name than a button combination. To use it with Flaming cliffs, delete the lock on profile and make a new with the FC game window. It is also better to use a homemade profile in my opinion: You should configure your software to you. Not configure your self to your software. About the 3D glasses I have never heard about anyone actually owning them: Could be a sign that the game experience is not worth braggin about in a forum. If you consider buing them look here first: http://www.stereo3d.com/recommend.htm#shutter Edimensional is far from the only brand in that business

I use linear all the way. No curves or deadzone. Linear set to about ten or so. Using trackIR is a little like using a mouse: The first times it seems impossible, but after a while it's second nature. Be prepared for feeling some new muscles in your neck :-)

But what about the cockpit lights?? Please

I tried to post this in tech forum but had no replies so now i'm trying here: I have begun flying some night missions and is encountering a problem: When the cockpit light is on I find it hard to se the outside world properly. But when they're off i have trouble seeing the dashboard properly. Is there anyway to dim the cockpit lights? Apparently there is no keyboard shortcut to do this, but I could imagine that it is a question of altering a number in some configuration file. I fly only the A-10 so if there are different solutions, it is A-10 i'm looking for. Humpeligimp ABIT NF7-S2G, Athlon XP 3200+, 1024mb DDR400 RAM dual channel, 160GB SATA-RAID 0, Winfast GF6600 GT TDH 128MB. WinXp Pro SP1, TrackIR 3 pro Saitek X52 CH Pro Pedals

I have begun flying some night missions and is encountering a problem: When the cockpit light is on I find it hard to se the outside world properly. But when they're off i have trouble seeing the dashboard properly. Is there anyway to dim the cockpit lights? Apparently there is no keyboard shortcut to do this, but I could imagine that it is a question of altering a number in some configuration file. I fly only the A-10 so if there are different solutions, it is A-10 i'm looking for. Humpeligimp ABIT NF7-S2G, Athlon XP 3200+, 1024mb DDR400 RAM dual channel, 160GB SATA-RAID 0, Winfast GF6600 GT TDH 128MB. WinXp Pro SP1, TrackIR 3 pro Saitek X52 CH Pro Pedals