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It is selected! But that does not seem to prevent the cursor to go outside the game window since I am advised that the window is out of focus.

I have a HP Reverb G2 and one problem I frequently encounter in VR in DCS is this. When clicking some buttons in the cockpit nothing happens the cursor dis appear and a message saying Window out of focus is displayed. What can I do about this ? I might mention that I have tried using the controllers and my experience is that does not work. I see the controller gloves but it seem very difficult to do something with them.

I have an HP Reverb G2 and after loading a flight in DCS I often find my position in the cockpit a bit off. Is there an easy way to change my position in the cockpit. For example in the A10C II I think I am sitting a little bit to far back within the cockpit. So I would like to move it a slight bit forward. So what options do I have for this ? And in some cases I have been far of the pilot seat and in need to change my position within the cockpit.

When looking from outside I couldn't see any wheel chocks

In the startup and take of tutorials the plane does not move when it is supposed to. The engine is obviously running. I see exhaust gases and RPM changes when moving throttle. I have checked that the parking brake is released and rudder brakes are not engaged. What could I have done wrong.

Since it has left early access I suppose those things shoud be ready or we will not expect to ever have it. Another question I have is hoe does it compare to the A2A P47 in FSX (SE) ?

In addition to that it should also be mentioned that many modules are not working with Steam. I first used Steam and left it for stand alone which was a very good choice.

No need to try it free when it cost so little. I got if for $5

I was thinking about Hunters over the Yalu. But a question comes to my mind DCS has no Korea map. I had forgotten about the Museum relic which as I understand it is not a military campaign.

I would like to know a thing about the payware campaign for the Sabre. Does it work like the payware campaigns for the WW2 campaigns ? And by that I mean can you proceed to the next mission even if you have not succeeded in the objectives for the current mission ? Or is it like the free BF109 campaign where you for example must hit a certain number of targets with bombs in order to proceed to the next step in the campaign. Which for me resulted in being stuck in that campaign. I don't want this to happen in the F86 campaign

In this lesson I am supposed to take of and then press radio button 3 after which I am told to contact ground controller and ask for Bogey Dope. I see no such alternative in the radio menu. Just the usual entries and an awacs which can't be selected.

He is no longer in business since he get bankrupted. I get the info from the bankruptcy trustee. I also find it strange that near values was greater than the far ones. At any rate as I see it my IPD is either 68 (most likely) or 64 both of which will work for me.

Another option maybe. A while ago I got terminal glasses through my job and then I went through an eye examination. I have been able to receive a excel doc over these results. In this doc are information like RightPdNear = 34 RightPdFar = 32 LeftPdNear = 34 LeftPdFar = 32 Am I right to guess that this means that my IPD is 34+34=68 or 32+32=64 ? If so I am fine for the G2 and need no App

Actually I have another option. Buy the VR headset. If it turn out that I can't use it return it for no additional cost within 30-60 days. Only question I might ask here is if it turn out that my IPD is to large for the headset how will I notice it ?

But from what I have read here it seem that the mirror method likely gives IPD higher than what it actually is. And if so I am propably fine with the G2

You meant EyeQue PDCheck ? That cost $13 also there was a notice that this App might not be compatible with my unit

So if my mirror method is giving to large value I am fine if the opposite is the case very bad. To me it seem that measuring in front of a mirror (I used a caliper) would likely be more accurate than an App. When I searched for those Apps on Android tablet I only found payware and the free one was not good. Which one did you find ?

Do you mean that the recommended method of nearuring in front of a mirror (which I did) gives incorrect result ? I don't have an Iphone

I have discovered another potential problem with the G2. It is stated that that it has adjustable IPD of 60-68 mm. I think I read a review of another VR unit with the same think and was told that if you are at or above the max valkue it could be a problem. There was instruction how to measure your IPD. And in my case arrived at about 72 mm I think. Could this be a dealbreaker for me ?

Which are those settings ? Do you mean that some settings would affect the quality of the display on a 2D monitor but not in VR ?

But does it not exist VR set now that uses the same resolution as half G2 ?

There seem to be two main factors 1) The resolution of the VR unit. And the G2 can use half resolution. Is that worse than the Rift S. How much does lower resolution affect the display ? I have seen YT videos comparing it but does that give an honest picture of how it going to be ? For me I got the impression that low resolution is very bad. But then why do people use for example the Rift S ? 2) Settings in the sim (game). How much lowering this affect the experience differs from sim to sim. I think it would affect more in P3D and MSFS and XP11 than in DCS

I already have the CPU OC as much as I can and even when the cooler was new I only reached 4.5 GHz. There is no way I could get 5 GHz with my current system. I have hyper threading disabled

When I upgraded my RAM from 8 gb to 16 Gb it was not possible to both keep my OC and run the RAM at listed frequency i.e 2400 Mhz. I spent a lot of time in the Flight1 hardware support forum and got extensive help to make the best of the situation. We ended up keeping 4.5 Ghz and 2200 MHz on the RAM. One thing I was advised about was that my H110 water cooler is aging. Shouldn't the G2 be sharper than G1 if it has higher resolution ?

Not according to information I have seen about the Reverb G2. There was a list issued over GPU that would need to use lower resolution and my 2070 Super (not just 2070) was above this. There is no budget for me to both get a VR set and also make other upgrades and certainly not both the CPU and the GPU, i.e getting a completely new computer.