MrWofu

Serial # : 12037 Location : Nuremberg, Germany

Is it just me, or does that seem alot like the VirtualBoy? I can't imagine playing with that for more than an hour without getting a headache : /

Hi; today, my Thrustmaster MFCDs arrived, but I found calibrating the exact pixel-position for my monitor a little annoying, so I wrote a tiny program to help me and I wanted to share it with you. Now this is only really useful for you, if you have a second, big monitor, and want to display both MFCDs on that second monitor. First, take a peek at the program (once again, very simple): [/url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6ifqHmWjs8 Since the internet is a dangerous place where you should trust no-one, I strongly recommend loading the source-code, looking it over (very few lines) and building / executing the program yourself (you need VisualStudio 2010 & .NET 3.5 Framework): https://rapidshare.com/files/1134642112/MFCDCalibrator_SourceCode.rar However, if you really just want to start the program, it can also be found here (once again, .NET 3.5 Framework required): https://rapidshare.com/files/3389094270/MFCDCalibrator.rar Please give me some feedback & don't hesitate to request other programs that need coding. Edit: Just released an updated version with labels to save you from calculating the positions yourself.

Thanks again for the info. Another question: When I task the ground-crew to rearm, I only see a part of the weapon-profile-description, the rest is cut off with "...", but I found no full description of the profiles anywhere. Also, is it possible to create own profiles? EDIT: Nevermind, found the thread.

The left-most bottom key (Below the Shift- and Left of the Windows-Key); maybe it's called Ctrl on your Keyboard.

Alright; thanks very much for your help.

So to take out a AA, my only option is to scan the indicated direction over all reasonable ranges?

Hm I thought the radar only displays direction & threat-level; meaning contacts closer to the center are the most threatening, but giving no indication about range? How can I make out how far the target is away?

For me (european keyboard): Left Strg + Y = Faster; Left Shift + Y = Normal speed; Depending on your system-setting, you might have to use Z instead of Y

Is it possible to set a SPI to a target of the CM-radar? Say I'm about to enter a combat-area and my radar picks up a AAA; naturally, I first want to take out the AntiAir with a Maverick, but I have no idea how to target it.