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Thanks, that did it! (I tried extending the axis dead zone without any luck). I've attached two fpsVR files. It seems like the 3090 could be comparable to the 6800xt for DCS in it's current state? If so it will be interesting to see how the 6900xt will perform! (approx 84fps for the 76% res and 70fps for 100% res) Modda 1610156561_76.json 1610156924_100.json

Hi, this is a great thread! I wanted to conduct some Intel/3090/G2 tests, but I cannot get the autopilot on the SU-25T to work properly (I think). Is the autopilot supposed to handle both pitch and roll and fly the plane in a straight line? I did some tests but needed to correct a little roll. When I also enabled altitude hold (H) it was going a little yo-yo. Never flew this plane before, did I miss something (Also, mirrors on, right?)

Thanks! That's what I hoped :thumbup:

Hi @baltic_dragon, first of all, thank you for making this campaign. I just finished the first mission and it's a blast, I feel the tension rising just as in the book :) The question After returning to the carrier I never got a mission success message. But after quit I apparently got a result of 70. Is that defined as success? Or are the missions supposed to give a "safe to quit" message? Anyway, thanks again! Looking forward to many intense hours :thumbup: Modda

Me too :)

Anyone else get "Invalid username or password"? Modda

Fun challenge :) 55810' on OB Take off: 04:00:00 Max height: 04:05:00 Landing: 04:10:04 Modda F16Challenge_55810ft.trk

I've had the same problem in 2.5.6. A workaround I found was to press Alt+Enter 3 times (fullscreen, windowed, fullscreen). This bug seems to be fixed in the latest OB patch this week (2.5.6.45317). Modda

Hi, if I understand your problem correctly, you'll need to add the modifier button for each airplane. In the main window for control options (when F-16C Sim is selected), press "Modifiers" and add the switch or modifier. I'm using modifier to double the functions with great success and just tested that adding switches is also working. Anyway, what a blast to fly this thing :thumbup: Modda

Totally a good thing to look to the left, as those damn F/A-18C FpsKillers are being parked to the right :smilewink: That being said, visually it's a jaw dropping mission to fly in VR. And also cool when/if the 300ft ripple hit on the first run. Modda

Hi I found the youtube tutorials from Wags along with the Instant Action missions very helpful to get started. If you also own PG and/or NTTR there are even more situations to choose from. PS Loving the new toy, great work ED! Modda

You're right, the latest cpu's are still suffering, however they apparently managed to fix some of the spectre/meltdown variants. https://www.anandtech.com/show/13400/intel-9th-gen-core-i9-9900k-i7-9700k-i5-9600k-review/2 Modda

Yes, I'm on the latest release but: "Skylake and later generations of Intel processors are not compatible with Retpoline, so only Import Optimization will be enabled on these processors." Modda

Hi I noticed you have the same CPU as me. I discovered a performance boost yesterday that you could try out. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=250281 Modda

Hi all! I've been struggeling with the regular performance issues in DCS, especially stuttering looking 3/9. It's been very annoying as I've got a decent setup, CPU clocked to 4.6GHz and a 2080ti graphics card. Earlier today I read about "old" intel CPU's like my own (i7 6700K) having a big performance hit after the Meltdown and Spectre security breaches. The performance hit is dependent on the Windows version and CPU - I think it goes for most CPU's before the latest generation, with different extents. I knew from before that there was a performance hit after the patches came out, but I never thought it was this bad. So, in the name of FPS, I downloaded the little tool InSpectre https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm then turned off both Meltdown and Spectre protection and rebooted (some registry settings get altered, tool must be run as admin) - and now it's a new DCS world. I just can't believe the difference. All stuttering is gone! The only thing I noticed after this is some double vision on buildings - but I remembered a post somewhere on this forum to turn on Motion Smoothing in SteamVR and that worked like a charm! I'd never recommend anyone to turn off these protection measurements in windows, but if you have the same performance issues and want to try it out, it's possible. For me it's either this insecure config or an upgrade to 9900k :thumbup: Modda Asus Z170 Pro - i7 6700K@4.6Ghz - 32GB DDR4 2400MHz - Zotac 2080TI Amp! - VivePro - TM Warthog - Logitech G Pro Rudder Pedals