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DLL under test Bucic :) I hope it will work, finger crossed...

Then you will need to make a homepit upgrade... Are you sure of that? :lol:

I feel exactly the same, I hope ED will release a flyable AH64 before 2020 :D

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=98939&highlight=ccip Take a look, it has been discussed to death. Look at the link of Eddie... Hope this helps.

Great video Wags! Every beginner should watch it, it's very instructive! Thx

Yeah it's an old one but still really great.

Of course :D. Though it's always difficult to judge from a PC to an other, there is lot of things that comes in consideration. I don't have so much experience with multi monitors, but from what I know, you can handle 27"x3 but I can't tell what will be the FPS ...

http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1649080&postcount=126

Hi, Your graphic card can handle it easily but if you don't overclock your CPU/RAM, you will be limited, I think 2x27" wouldn't be a big problem but 3x27" is huge. It also depend if you like to have eye candy instead of visibility, but you will have to make some compromise for sure.

lol badger :lol:

Hi, FYI DCS World is totally FREE, only the modules need a license, which you have from steam, so go here to download the A10C module and use your steam key. DCS World is 5.13GB and the module is 330MB.

That's the Realistic Sun, it's DCS W 1.2.0. http://files.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/214328/

In Freetrack the "center" button do that and should do the same in FaceTrack, cause it's supposed to center all axis including Z. You can use the mouselook or camera buttons only with the external view, it creates a sort of conflict with the headtracking with internal views. About the crashes at exit, it happens for some, doesn't for some other, I'm not aware of a solution about those crash, it's a compatibility problem.

Could you post a screenshot of it please? I was having some weird cloud shadows as well.

Seems to be different from the Freetrack plugin if you have 3 folders then. But yeah, you should normally have to create an "headtracker" folder in the /bin and then drop your dll. You can't see it's recognized in game but it works that way. So to set your curves, set it from FaceTrack NoIR...

For that is some rules from the society, what about living your life with your rules? :D

Hmm there's also the problem that the location to place the files can change from a version to an other and even from an installation from another! So yes iit can be really painful to get this working, personally I use Freetrack but the dll's in use are the same right?

Maybe take a motherboard with more RAM capacity? Could be useful if you want to use a RAMdisk in the future for example. As said EtherealN, a "K" version is the way to go if you want to make some overclocking :) The PSU should be 650W to allow a nice overclocking and if you don't expect a Crossfire later. 530W is enough, AMD recommend 500W for that card.

That's amazing how they create those kind of things.

Maybe because you're using the dlls from DCS World to the standalone version?

Uff I was afraid otherwise :), glad it works for you now, indeed you have a huge bottleneck, you'll rediscover the game with brand CPU/RAM! Have fun!

Yeah it's MSL as Druid said my bad. :confused:

Yeah good video! Keep it up!

:doh: +1 Mustang

The RAM quantity is alright, the frequency is indeed not that good. As Peter said, DCS and 32 bits OS aren't a tasty mixture...