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kellmat74

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About kellmat74

  • Birthday 01/01/1974

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  • Flight Simulators
    Open Falcon BMS
    DCS World
  • Location
    Prosper, TX
  • Interests
    Flight Sims, strategy war games
  • Occupation
    Healthcare Analytics
  1. Well, I figured it out. Apparently I didn't understand my own equipment. All I had to do was touch the MFD displays and then DCS recognized them. They were already showing the desktop and my mouse could move into them, but I never did that while DCS was running. I actually accidentally touch one while I was in the simulation and the two MFDs that were at the bottom of my Center Viewer jumped onto the tablets! Of course I had to tweak the alignment once I finally got them on the MFDs, but that was easy. I had no idea that I had to touch the screens to get DCS to recognize them. By the way I was using Deskspace on Kindle Fires if anyone runs into this again.
  2. Simple Center Viewport, Left and Right MFD Config still not working I would love if someone could help me figure out why this lua is not working. Based on many posts above, here is what I have loaded in my MonitorSetup folder: Here is how I have my displays configured in Windows 10: I've also selected my lua config file in the display setup with DCS and set the dimensions to 2560 x 1680. The Main Screen is 2560 x 1080 and the two MFDs are android tablets at 1024 x 600 each. Here is how the Main Menus Appears: Here is what the main screen looks like in sim: Here is my overall setup: Any assistance would be much appreciated. Thanks
  3. I'm having the same issue. I've seen a post online that suggests that VirtualHere is better at transmitting USB via IP. It's $50 though and I can't confirm if they have a refund policy if it doesn't work.
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