Kippy

Hello DCS, a few buddies and I have decided to throw together a small simming community for DCS called the 122nd Fighter Wing. Every pound for air to ground. The 122nd Fighter Wing is a squadron for DCS World, a popular combat flight and ground combat simulator. We have a Teamspeak3 server and a temporary website all set up for now. http://122ndfw.enjin.com/ Just putting this information out there, and if anybody was looking for a group to wing up with than we don't bite and would be glad to have you. :joystick:

Heya gents, I've been working on a mission for a while and finally gave it a test run. Some important information to point out is that there is a rather large cloud layer. The base sits at 2,600 and the Top at right around 6,000, and nice handfuls of AAA are scattered around that make every second you spend below the clouds over the target area a punishing experience. So you have to rely on JTAC to give you target locations, of which one is a bunker you have to destroy with a GBU-38. After test running it, I had set JTAC's red triangle as my SPI and pickled on it. I watched the GBU-38 fall below the clouds and when it came out it missed, horribly. So I tried to assign JTAC for AAA priority 1, so players could suppress AAA and fight below the clouds on less punishing targets. But there too, using the red triangle data, my mavericks missed horribly. Just wondering, is there anyway I can get JTAC to give me an accurate location on the red triangle data, and by accurate I mean right on top of the unit he wants me to engage? I'm not fond of going below the clouds to weed out the shilka's below, I'd much rather be above the clouds hailing GBU's and mavericks at them. :pilotfly:

Thanks, that helped a lot! :joystick:

Nope, no other devices have Joy_RZ assigned.

Recently I purchased a pair of CH Products PD55KAS rudder pedals, and they are OLD. I bought a serial port to USB connector to convert it's serial port connectivity to it could be connected to my PC via USB. It looks exactly like this. The connector is meant for JOYSTICKS, but it has a 2 axis mode in which the movement of the pedals gives off 1 axis movement, therefore I can assign it to my rudder. While trying to configure and tune the axis in DCS, this is what happened. With both feet OFF the pedals, it looks like this: With the Left pedal down: And with the Right pedal down: I'm completely in the dark as to why this isn't working, because I can get it to work perfectly in all of my sims except DCS.

Bust. Will do. US Version. Thanks for your help. :) EDIT: I was unable to find lumatek.lua, although I was able to find "lumatekmonitorprofile".

I'm running windows 8.1, and the latest version of DCS world, updated 11/11/14.

Hello Colo, I bought DCS pro panels and installed it on my PC. Upon configuring my monitors and instruments, and setting my resolution for my monitor, (1600 x 900), No Lumatek profile can be found in the monitor tab. Some help please?