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You're describing an investment not a donation. Unfortunately, a lot of people mix that up.

GTX 670 and GTX 260.

What does 0.81 do?

Where do you live in Canada? Because if you live close to the state border, you can probably pick them up in the states.

Keep up the work!

It doesn't replace any files in the core game. Lag from the screen input is a lot less than iControl from what I've seen.

It's not actually that hard. He just goes through the process of a person that doesn't have Java installed which makes it look long and boring. Honestly, if it weren't for that missing libs folder from the zip file, I probably spent a good 30 minutes on setting it up. Which is pretty reasonable for having to adjust and setup a .lua file to display the MFD.

Hey Colo, now that I've gotten it to work. One thing I do notice is that when you're in Dual MFD mode, the screen flickers frequently. Any reason why that would be?

Ports were allowed through Windows Firewall. Buttons register in game from the tablet so they were working fine. I tried disabling Windows firewall to see if I'd get rid of that blurry cdu picture and get a proper display but I didn't work. EDIT: Ah, Thanks Colo for the find! it's working now.

What ports would that be on?

Yes, I'm using 2 separate monitors. This is my .lua file and here are the 2 screenshots.

Nice work Colo! But I'm also getting the same problem as a few of them. The keys register fine, (I've opened up ports through Windows Firewall) but the screens won't register the mfcd/cdu displays. I have the settings in your .jar file to match what I have in the .lua file for DCS World. The screens won't show what is displayed in game, but instead show that blurry cdu image on the displays on my tablet. I'm running the DCSPanelsClient app on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1