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Well that is strange, because in the config file I have set the LEFT_MFCD to be at X=0, which means aligned all the way to the left. Is this the same for other Jets? Swapping the screens over in display settings shouldn't make a difference, though I suppose it is possible. If that doesn't work, just open the config file and swap over LEFT_MFCD RIGHT_MFCD

Put your displays like this and use this penguin6252.lua Resolution in DCS will now be 1920*2104

If you put them back in display settings then no change is required. Otherwise, show me how you have them now and I'll try to adjust the config file for you.

It doesn't matter where they are on your desk, only where they are in the display settings, have you moved them there as well?

The aspect ratio was the wrong resolution, the MFCD position was wrong the MFCD export size was wrong So, pretty much everything with regards to exporting the displays where you wanted them really.

Put this file in the same location penguin.lua Give it a try and let me know how it looks, you will have to select it in the DCS settings menu You can type 3440*1080 in the settings menu also

Usually in Saved Games > DCS > Config > MonitorSetup

And can you upload your current monitor config file?

The part that looks like this

What are you looking for? I'm guessing it was some automatic application for setting up MFD's??? The guide on page 1 shows and explains how to set up your MFD for export manually. Ok. The MFD resolutions of 768*1024 seems a bit weird, I would normally expect them to be 1024*768, are your displays rotated? Can you show me a screenshot of your windows display settings?

Yes, this topic is still active. What exactly do you need help with? Have you read the guide at all? All of the information is there to help you with this problem in step 3. Give it a go, and if you still need help, pop back and provide further details. Good luck.

Could be a limit of the graphics card. Most graphics have a 3d resolution limit of 7680x4320

You're welcome, glad to have helped.

Only thing I could see wrong is that only the first aircraft should be listed as 'if' if unit_type == "AH-64D_BLK_II" then other specified aircraft are 'elseif', ie: elseif unit_type == "SA342L" then You had them down as just 'if' give this a try

I don't know if you know already, but I just wanted to point out that is possible to define an aircraft in the monitor config files now. It allows the exports to be placed per aircraft type. Meaning it doesn't matter that displays in different aircraft have the same name. It doesn't solve all the problems, but it does allow some flexibility for exporting the default available displays without breaking "Pure Scripts" rules. See here for how to. Scroll down to "Advanced editing by aircraft type."

Doesn't look like any of the F-4's displays are exportable by default at the moment.

I have never personally been able to get anything on a screen that is left of my main monitor. DCS will simply not go there for me, I have tried with multiple graphics cards over the years, albeit all Nvidia cards. I just set my Main Monitor as the left most. This guide is really for the exporting of MFCDs, if that is what you are trying to do then cool. If you want a 3 display cockpit view, you can just try the 3 screens setting that already exists in the DCS settings menu.

Marvellous, thank you @Devrim

Did you manage to find a fix for the missing Mirrors textures please?

That doesn't look right to me. Though you might have something different in the file of course. Should be in Saved Games>DCS>Scripts>Export.lua Mine looks like this

The TV screen is not exportable by default Mod file here _> Viviane exportt.zip export name SA342_TV Will break pure scripts however, the choice is yours.

I think you might have to research and install the DCS-Export Script https://github.com/asherao/DCS-ExportScripts and then the DCS Interface plugin for Export Scripts https://github.com/enertial/streamdeck-dcs-interface?tab=readme-ov-file Sorry I can't be more help.

I don't use streamdeck, but I do use the DCS-Export Script, which is updated for streamdeck if I'm not mistaken. https://github.com/asherao/DCS-ExportScripts If you are using the DCS-Export script for streamdeck, the Spitfire landing gear lights are [49] = "%1d", -- Gear Lamp Down [48] = "%1d", -- Gear Lamp Up SpitfireLFMkIX.lua SpitfireLFMkIXCW.lua MosquitoFBMkVI.lua

I don't know if you know, but there is a lovely autopilot Mod made by pxllux, can fly straight and level, or hold altitude in a turn. https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3330835/

I haven't had this issue for a long time but what used to work was just mouse clicking the desktop on the second monitor, DCS would automatically resize. However, that wasn't because one of my monitors was disconnecting. Also, using Alt+Enter to switch to windowed mode, and back again (so Alt+Enter x2) also used to work for me.