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I'm also experiencing the crash. However, I managed to get into game twice. FYI: VSYNC causes judder, turn VSYNC off for a very pleasant experience!

I was able to get into the cockpit once with oculus, after that it crashes when trying to start a mission. The crash log is identical to that of hellking's. The one time I got into the cockpit, there was noticable judder. However I did not have the chance to try without VSYNC. EDIT: Just managed to get into P-51 with VSYNC off, and it's completely smooth without judder (holy shit!). The crash issue still persist, though.

After a long break from DCS, I came back to find my controls unimportable due to the diff.lua change. I had warm memories of SFJackBauer's intuitive controls, so I set out to recreate it for X52 Pro. Here it is, for anyone else who wants it. Some notes: All controls entered manually, there could be mistakes Unlike the original .pr0 file, the .pr0 file in this package uses the standard bindings for airbrakes (Ctrl-B, Shift-B). I might change it later if the Ctrl/Shift buttons cause issues Although the PDF lists some functions for the throttle buttons, they are not actually mapped in the .diff.lua (since the x52pro is different). sfjackbauer_a10c_x52pro.zip

I bumped into this problem too, as my computer crashed during update. I found that the DCS World will not start if "autoupdate.lock" exists in your saved games directory. For me, the path was: C:\Users\John\Saved Games\DCS I removed both autupdate.lock and autoupdate.cache. After this, DCS World will start again.