mariner3302

Download didn't fix it. Deleted saved games and starting from scratch

I was flying out of Kobuleti regularly with no stutter or hiccup. It started all of a sudden yesterday... Downloading 2.5 without upgrading to see if it helps.

I have all mods removed/inactivated.

I just tried 2.2 and it is doing it there too...

I fly the AV-8B. What's strange is that when it stutters, it will sometimes lock the TPod on a ground location. It also safes the laser while it is firing. I can refire the laser and the bomb sometimes picks it up and is accurate. It happens in nonVR also.

Mine does exactly what's in the video and I don't use SLI. It worked perfectly from release until yesterday evening.

Hi Kizir, just a quick THANKS and BZ for the great work you do!! We are really loving the new paintjobs on our jets!!!

I'd like to know too...

Alt + Enter will fullscreen DCS and solve the problem.

Do the brakes release when you push the pedals? They must be inverted to work correctly not just set in the controls menu. Another thing to check is if you have rudder pedals, check that they are set in the control menu AND then apply the brakes and see if the plane speeds up. I have Saitek Combat Pedals and when DCS autoset them they default to on. SO if you push the toebrakes, the brakes release. In the controls menu, go to the wheel brakes and invert them to fix the problem.

Sticky?? Hey everyone, found a working link to the trainer so sought it might be of use. https://prezi.com/t-mqmw4ygwx5/dcsa-10c-cockpit-familiarization/

I have been emailing Thrustmaster for the last 2 weeks at least 4 times. My throttle started to spike the stick at random and sometimes move the rudder pedals. I thought it was the stick spiking but it is the throttle. It happens in Flightgear and DCS. Any ideas? I have plugged and unplugged usb ports because I was moving things around. I am new to this, be gentle! lmao

Hello everyone, I'm one of the noob boobs with more money than knowledge. I bought the highest spec'd stuff I could get at the time (May 2017) for the express purpose of flight sims with the Oculus Rift. Giving it to the stock market wasn't getting anywhere. In real life I can fly fixed and rotary wing aircraft so DCS and Flightgear are fun to play with on the Rift. So what's my point? It seems to me that I'm getting lots of stuttering, the cockpit instruments aren't clear, and overall it just seems that the scenery and cockpit are a bit behind what I am doing at any given time. Is there a guide that puts all the information into one place as folks figure out what works for them with specific hardware levels? I didn't know you COULD turn off the replay thing, much less how. It's not what I don't know that is the problem, I can learn that... It's what you don't know that you don't know that gets ya killed... I DO know my system isn't tuned up or tuned in but I am at a loss as to how to set it up right.