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I’d love to see this too, being able to assign an axis to a button press would be very useful

Just to add a bit more on this, the current arrangement makes it difficult to use or build replica equipment, as adding a button action to a flip up plastic cover is extremely difficult

There is already an option to disable the trigger guard on the cyclic. For similar reasons, please could an option be added for the Guard for Chop and Jettison buttons on Collective? As with the cyclic trigger guard, having to also press a button to open the guard is unnecessary

Does this post help? https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=67025

I have $26 in bonus, expiring in three days, but I can't seem to be able to use the bonus to pay for anything. I've clicked through all the way to where I have to enter the credit card details, but I haven't seen any option to use my bonus. Any idea what page I should be looking for this on? Thanks in advance!

So I bought the Normandy map, assets, and Spitfire from the store here, downloaded and installed DCS2 and the Spitfire (just 10 mins ago), but can't see the Normandy terrain or assets in module manager. It helpfully lets me buy Nevada, but I didn't think I had to buy that to fly the Spitfire. Can anyone help? I'm a little frustrated. What am I doing wrong?!

Looks like they should be ready by Christmas!

At least it is a fix of some sort, though.

Thanks, both, that's a big help. Ian, also many thanks for your 'How to export.....' guide - I couldn't have done what I wanted without it! I think I'm headed down the R9 Fury X approach for my card, but still not 100% decided.

I have had the best results setting up software showing the monitors in a single line with the main game to the left and the MFCDs at the right-most location, so the bottom of your T would be at the far right. That doesn't stop you physically placing that monitor anywhere you like. I've only used two monitors, though. But setting the screens in a line from a software perspective caused fewer problems. My physical placement was one above the other.

I'm thinking about a new PC, but I'm not sure what's the best approach to graphics cards. I want to export the MFCDs in A-10c to a second monitor. I've been able to do this successfully with my current PC but I'd like to make the right decision for a new PC. So my question is, am I better to spend my graphics card budget on one card and plug two monitors into that card, or should I split the budget between two less-capable cards? My graphics card budget is around USD$650. If I'm splitting the cost, should I have one better card for the primary display and a lesser card for the MFCDs? Any help greatfully appreciated!

Great - I'm just getting started with my MFCDs now - this looks like the way to go!

Wow, thanks everyone for the help and info. I bought the MFDs, found an old monitor and plugged in an old graphics card to my PC, downloaded Ultra MFCD to see whether I could make it work and wow, looks like it did! I've attached a photo of it set up and running :thumbup: Now all I need to do is learn how to fight the A-10! Thanks again, I couldn't have done this without you guys.

Thanks, everyone. I guess a second graphics card is essential for the second monitor. What monitor do you use?

Great, thanks for the quick replies! That's given me a bit to think about - I had added them to my shopping basket ready to buy, and I'd seen a few setups with the monitors behind them so I figured I could work towards that. Not sure what to do now, but thanks for the feedback.