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    Tonapah repair bug while inside of hangars.

    in Object Errors

    Posted

    I flew a custom mission at the Tonopah air base. I needed repair in my A-10C. I parked in a hangar and began a repair. The plane lifted out of the hangar and floated above the roof. It then descended on to the top of the hangar. If this is a known issue please disregard, Thanks.

    Also, AI traffic is running into each other on the taxiway at Tonopah.

    Stutter

    in Game Performance

    Posted

    just upgraded to evga gtx 980 4gb of Vram + 16gb RAM. runs smooth with no stuttering(doesn't even break a sweat, at all).

    SYSTEM SPECS:

    GPU: GeForce GTX 980 4GB Vram Superclocked
CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40 GHz
Memory: 16 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3
Resolution: 1920x1080, 60Hz on ASUS 24" HD LED monitor
Nvidia Driver: 355.82
OS: Windows 7 Professional
TrackIR5 w/proclip

    Stutter

    in Game Performance

    Posted

    there are still minor stutters, can possibly be fixed by fiddling with the settings, but overall, downgrading to an older (358.87) driver got rid of most of it, especially the TGP performance issues.

    Stutter

    in Game Performance

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    This fixed performance issues for me

     

    Just ran 1.5 OB and got the same stutter issue!

    Everything was fine before. I`m thinking to rollback to the previous Nvidia drivers (359.06 is current)

     

    Did you guys updated your drivers not so long ago? And can you? please, check if you have the same issue in 1.5OB?

     

     

    UPDATE: YES IT HELPS! Just installed 358.87

    UPDATE 2: I`m still getting the hiccups, but they are much rarer

     

    seems that the newer Nvidia Drivers seem to cause staggering in the sim. it was also doing this in 1.5 and seemed to have begun having issues in mid november, same time a new driver came out. drivers pre nov 19th seem to work better.

    Has anyone finished the CMSC?

    in Home Cockpits

    Posted · Edited by Firedawg

    Sorry, I should have stated i was referring to the CMSC not the CMSP. CMSC is not as wide as console panels.

    @john, nice work

    @duckling, nice work, doesnt have to be 100% replica,it does the job and still looks cool.

    DCS-BIOS Discussion Thread

    in Home Cockpits

    Posted · Edited by Firedawg

    well gents, it finally works!!!

     

    I turned off Avast and Firewall, turned on the interactive control reference, then the sim, loaded up the A-10C then alt-tab (like warhog was saying), then started up the socat and baaazing it works ! thumbs up to you guys. I have the CMSP display working but I only have a 16x2 LCD, where do I go to further abbreviate the characters so everything fits without running together?

     

     

     

    ****added info****

     

    turned avast security back on and the avast firewall. As long as I run the sim first it all still works.

    DCS-BIOS Discussion Thread

    in Home Cockpits

    Posted

    Thanks John, I am going to shut my PC down for a few hours and I will come back and go through your list and make sure ive checked all of it correctly. I'm pulling my hair out with this and need to take a small break. I will check back in a bit.

     

    It still did not work after turning my firewall off

    DCS-BIOS Discussion Thread

    in Home Cockpits

    Posted · Edited by Firedawg

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    my sketch:

    #include <DcsBios.h>
#include <Servo.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal.h>

LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);
/**** Make your changes after this line ****/

void onUhfFrequencyChange(char* newValue) {
   lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
   lcd.print(newValue);
}
DcsBios::StringBuffer<7> uhfFrequencyBuffer(0x1180, onUhfFrequencyChange);

void onClockHhChange(char* newValue) {
   lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
   lcd.print(newValue);
}
DcsBios::StringBuffer<2> clockHhBuffer(0x10fe, onClockHhChange);

void onClockMmChange(char* newValue) {
   lcd.setCursor(3, 1);
   lcd.print(newValue);
}
DcsBios::StringBuffer<2> clockMmBuffer(0x1100, onClockMmChange);

void onClockSsChange(char* newValue) {
   lcd.setCursor(6, 1);
   lcd.print(newValue);
}
DcsBios::StringBuffer<2> clockSsBuffer(0x1102, onClockSsChange);

void onClockEtcChange(char* newValue) {
   lcd.setCursor(9, 1);
   lcd.print(newValue);
}
DcsBios::StringBuffer<3> clockEtcBuffer(0x1104, onClockEtcChange);

/**** In most cases, you do not have to change anything below this line ****/

/* Instantiate a ProtocolParser object to parse the DCS-BIOS export stream */
DcsBios:protocolParser parser;

void setup() {
 Serial.begin(500000);
 lcd.begin(16, 2);
 lcd.clear();
}

/*
Your main loop needs to pass data from the DCS-BIOS export
stream to the parser object you instantiated above.

It also needs to call DcsBios:pollingInput::pollInputs()
to detect changes in the state of connected controls and
pass them on to DCS.
*/
void loop() {
 // feed incoming data to the parser
 while (Serial.available()) {
     parser.processChar(Serial.read());
 }
 
 // poll inputs
 DcsBios:pollingInput::pollInputs();
}

/*
You need to define
void sendDcsBiosMessage(const char* msg, const char* arg)
so that the string msg, followed by a space, the string arg
and a newline gets sent to the DCS-BIOS import stream.

In this example we send it to the serial port, so you need to
run socat to read the data from the serial port and send it
over UDP to DCS-BIOS.

If you are using an Ethernet Shield, you would probably want
to send a UDP packet from this subroutine.
*/
void sendDcsBiosMessage(const char* msg, const char* arg) {
 Serial.write(msg);
 Serial.write(' ');
 Serial.write(arg);
 Serial.write('\n');
}

/*
This subroutine gets called every time a message is received
from the export stream (you need to define it even if it
does nothing).

Use this to handle outputs which are not covered by the
DcsBios Arduino library (e.g. displays).
*/
void onDcsBiosWrite(unsigned int address, unsigned int value) {

}

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