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Please tell me you did this.

Anyone have an export script for the Corsair yet?

No real pilot removes his hand from the control stick to use a mouse to click switches/dials in the cockpit. Right hand on the stick, left hand to select things in the cockpit. Since I can't use a mouse left handed (I'm very dominately right handed except for two things, fishing and tossing items a short distance) I prefer keybinds to having to let go of the stick.

I tried that.

I'm having this exact same problem.

I have no idea what you mean by that.

I don't think DCS recognizes the mode switch and I don't have the technical know-how to use vjoy/joystick gremlin. That said, the Virpil Joystick tester software lets you depress buttons on your controls and you see the corresponding button in the software light up. You can get buttons 1-55 and 67-71 to light up. 67-71 is the 5 position mode selector. Where are the others?

Both the Virpil software and Joystick Gremlin see 79 buttons on this throttle. I can find (via button presses) buttons 1-55 and 67-71. Where are 56-66 and 72-79?

Almost 7 years later and we still haven't made it to the end of the week.

I don't know how many modules and terrains you have but you might want to consider a 4TB NVMe drive. I have all of the terrains, most of the aircraft, and my DCS folder is over 1TB. My saved games folder is another 68gb. With terrains growing so much in size it might be cheaper in the long run to go with a bigger drive now. Food for thought.

I'll second this. Slow internet isn't the only concern here, bandwidth is becoming a bigger and bigger issue with the size of these downloads increasing all the time. I own most of the aircraft modules, 1 helicopter and all of the terrains and my DCS folder is 1.17TB now. How big would it be if I owned all of the modules? Yuge!

Solution: Since I am totally inept when it comes to editing lua files (or any coding for that matter) on a hunch I renamed the appsettings.lua to appsettings_copy.lua and started the game. DCS recreated the file and the only difference between the two files are the first two lines. ["y"] = 64, ["x"] = -1920, It's working as advertised now and your comments got me looking in the right direction. A big thanks to you for that.

I found which lua file has my monitor settings by opening every lua file until I found it. It's attached, can you tell me what I need to change? appSettings.lua

Correct, and yes. I keep a template (made on a spread sheet) open for the stick/throttle mapping for the aircraft I am flying and it has 3 tabs. In full screen mode, alt/tab to the other monitor results in a black screen for DCS that lasts several seconds that can result in castastrophe by the time I can alt/tab again to get back to DCS. With windowed mode I can simply move the mouse between monitors and switch tabs on the template. I'm not really familiar with editing lua files and one might say it's above my paygrade. Edit- I don't have a "monitor lua" in that directory, does it have a different name?

Does anyone know which file to delete so that default settings are auto-generated on start up again?