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...I'm on and on. Of course, if I'm gooned up past the 135, he'll give me a wave-off. But every time I've got a good approach going, I'll get the "Foul Deck" wave-off. Makes getting aboard with a grade impossible. Stand by, I'll fly it and get a track for y'all. Regards, Curveball 302 VFA-113 Virtual Stingers Wave_Off-Foul_Deck.trk

It's only been 6 1/2 years... SH60F / HH60H Navy Seahawks, PLEEEEEEASE! R, CDR Krotchety USN (Ret)

Nope, didn't work. Will try now that I've Cleaned and Slow Repaired...

Also, when attempting to fly the Hornet Case 1 Instant Action mission, I found that the ship was missing. Helicopter was in starboard delta, but no ship to be seen... Weird_Explosion-Spawning_On_Carrier2.trk Weird_Explosion-Spawning_On_Carrier.trk Weird_Explosion-Spawning_On_Carrier2.log Weird_Explosion-Spawning_On_Carrier.log

Yep, you're right, and thanks! Geez, it's humiliating when I think of how long I've been bopping about on that false pogo stick... just thankful DCS is running way better than my hoopty rig has a right to.

Okay, will try that. As soon as the 122 gb download for MSFS finishes!

Ah, dang it. Now I'm confused. I couldn't find a way to bring up a VD overlay, and as you can see in the picture below, DCS is running in VD, Oculus tells me to switch to it, and when I shut off Oculus without switching, I'm still in DCS. How do I figure this out?

I'll check that out! I thought that because the Oculus app never comes up, and after I shut down DCS, Oculus still shows the warning to switch...

Thanks! However, since the last patch, I don't have to worry about the parameters at all. I simply had to open bin-mt\DCS.exe through the VD tray icon. No parameters in that one. Don't even have to open Oculus or Steam. Just using OpenXR directly. Flying in the Wolfpack Campaign, I set the action to "Large Bomber Formation", and it was smoooooth like butter, whereas in ST my frames went below 20 and it was like a slideshow.

Ah! Hallelujah, it's working! Thanks for the info. However, I DO NOT have to set oculus as runtime, I'm able to use openXR directly! Oculus app never has to come on, neither does Steam. Straight VD and OpenXR only!

MoleUK! Yes, same experience, but still, Hallelujah!

Thanks, I'll try that right now...

Okay, so help me here. I absolutely cannot run DCS in oculus api, nor can I run it using Link Cable or Air Link at all without instant nausea from 6 - 9 FPS. However, I've been running Virtual Desktop ("Launch Game" from the tray), no Oculus or Steam, just OpenXR, for over a year now. Superbly. Even in the face of forum posts that claim Oculus Quest2 can't run OpenXR with VD. Now I can run ST in the method above, and it's even smoother than before the MT version, which in and of itself is sweet compensation. You may ask, "Compensation for what, CDR Krotchety?" Because MT just CTDs before the loading screen every time I've tried to run it in VD. I've been able to get into VR by going through Link Cable or Air Link, but it's a slow-strobe slide show of a vomit-inducing nightmare. Whether calling up Oculus or Steam .apis. I'd love to try the new multi-threading in VR, but it's gonna have to be through the Virtual Desktop, which runs VR great in the single-thread version. Is there a solution? Rig: i9900 Crystal Lake nVidia Quadro P4000 32gb RAM SSD Quest 2 on Virtual Desktop, 5ghz wifi dcs.log-20230317-153952.zip dcs.log-20230320-173351.zip dcs.log-20230318-211854.zip

Okay, so help me here. I absolutely cannot run DCS in oculus api, nor can I run it using Link Cable or Air Link at all without instant nausea from 6 - 9 FPS. However, I've been running Virtual Desktop ("Launch Game" from the tray), no Oculus or Steam, just OpenXR, for over a year now. Superbly. Even in the face of forum posts that claim Oculus Quest2 can't run OpenXR with VD. Now I can run ST in the method above, and it's even smoother than before the MT version, which in and of itself is sweet compensation. You may ask, "Compensation for what, CDR Krotchety?" Because MT just CTDs before the loading screen every time I've tried to run it in VD. I've been able to get into VR by going through Link Cable or Air Link, but it's a slow-strobe slide show of a vomit-inducing nightmare. Whether calling up Oculus or Steam .apis. I'd love to try the new multi-threading in VR, but it's gonna have to be through the Virtual Desktop, which runs VR great in the single-thread version. Is there a solution? Rig: i9900 Crystal Lake nVidia Quadro P4000 32gb RAM SSD Quest 2 on Virtual Desktop, 5ghz wifi dcs.log-20230320-173351.zip dcs.log-20230318-211854.zip dcs.log-20230317-153952.zip

Me too. Okay, so help me here. I absolutely cannot run DCS in oculus api, nor can I run it using Link Cable or Air Link at all without instant nausea from 6 - 9 FPS. However, I've been running Virtual Desktop ("Launch Game" from the tray), no Oculus or Steam, just OpenXR, for over a year now. Superbly. Even in the face of forum posts that claim Oculus Quest2 can't run OpenXR with VD. Now I can run ST in the method above, and it's even smoother than before the MT version, which in and of itself is sweet compensation. You may ask, "Compensation for what, CDR Krotchety?" Because MT just CTDs before the loading screen every time I've tried to run it in VD. I've been able to get into VR by going through Link Cable or Air Link, but it's a slow-strobe slide show of a vomit-inducing nightmare. Whether calling up Oculus or Steam .apis. I'd love to try the new multi-threading in VR, but it's gonna have to be through the Virtual Desktop, which runs VR great in the single-thread version. Is there a solution? Rig: i9900 Crystal Lake nVidia Quadro P4000 32gb RAM SSD Quest 2 on Virtual Desktop, 5ghz wifi dcs.log-20230318-211854.zip dcs.log-20230320-173351.zip dcs.log-20230317-153952.zip