morpheos

Good stuff. Too bad iPad generation 1 isn't supported :/ (well, without jailbreaking - or at all?)

What is.. I don't even - that is just so easy that I'm so embarrased that I am going to buy the iPad version in addition to the Android version I already have... :blush: Thanks a bundle mate. It turns out that Air Display isn't a good way to to it, since it lags my system out, so still haven't found a way in Win 8 to trick Windows into having a fourth "virtual" display to hide the MFCDs. Oh well. Any experiences with running both the iPad and the Android version at the same time?

The problem is that what is shown in that video only sets up one monitor, with MFCDs on screen. That's not what I want.

Hi. I know I'm being stupid, but I am having rather huge problems with DCS Virtual Cockpit and multiple monitors. I have a 3 monitor setup, each display is 1920x1080. In addition, I am running a Nexus 7 v2 as a 4th additional monitor via Air Display. My issue is that I am able to export the MFCDs, but they're not displaying the actual display. I get that this needs to be somewhere on the screen, and it works if I am running A-10C on a single monitor with the MFCDs on the screen, but any combination that involves having a proper triple monitor setup seems to break either the export or the view on the main monitors. I'm fairly certain it has to do with my inability to correctly map the coordinates of the panels, but I am stuck. Could anybody help? The coordinates of my monitors are as follows: 0,0 (main monitor - which I gather have to be the leftmost - should ideally show the left part of the cockpit / windows) 0;-1232 (Nexus - placed above the main monitor in windows) 1920;0 (second monitor, the middle one (where I want the main cockpit view) 3840;0 (third monitor, the rightmost (where I want to view the right part of the cockpit / windows). Any suggestions for my lua file? I've tried both the default "3 monitor" setup in DCS Options, as well as the A-10c Virtual Cockpit setup. Lua file: