Tom Kazansky

Be aware that Oasis driver only works with Nvidia GPUs. Don't know whether support for other GPUs is planed (or possible).

Well, the last F-4E patches from Heatblur are from May 21st. The fix was confirmed June 30. So the fix might have made it but the HB patches are still to come. Let's w8&c

I don't get it.

I use a mouse with extra klicks/keys with moving the mouse wheel left or right. So I avoid the double klick and just do a right klick on the wheel. It's also just a workauround - not what you've asked for, I know.

That's good to read. I'd appreciate any report of your experience with Oasis over the days comming. Guess some other people here also like to know if it's time to change to Win11 with the G2.

Have you tried the trouble shooting guide / known issues? https://store.steampowered.com/app/3824490/Oasis_Driver_for_Windows_Mixed_Reality/ https://github.com/mbucchia/Oasis-Driver-for-Windows-Mixed-Reality/wiki

IT IS RELEASED ON STEAM! 1 day earlier.... that's a new "soon"(TM) Thanks @mbucchia (forgive me the double post plz)

IT IS RELEASED ON STEAM! 1 day earlier.... that's a new "soon"(TM) Thanks @mbucchia

Just to highlight some words from this song's lyrics it seems to fit here quite well:

I'm sure @mbucchiawill explain all we need to get our G2's working with his Oasis driver (and Nvidia GPUs). Do you already have access to the Oasis driver? Because the release date on Steam is the 30th of August.

Bei PC Games Hardware steht nichts von Windows 10. Da sind auch viele SSDs getestet worden und aufgelistet. Bei jeder betroffenen half ein Neustart laut PCGH und Samsung SSDs scheinen gar nicht betroffen: https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Windows-Software-277633/News/Sicherheitsupdate-sorgt-fuer-dysfunktionale-SSDs-1479964/?dicbo=v2-cAtePks

I get your point. But there are whole world civil sims that work without streaming with only moderate disk space needed. And until DCS gets it released, maybe 1 Terrabyte SSD for that whole world isn't quite as much as it sounds today? I like the spherical aspect of the project. On a flat earth, aircraft never disappear behind the horizon.

Exactly this. On my first left turn after the very first take off in VR I swore the whole house moved. No kidding. But (spoiler) this fades away rather quickly. A human brain gets used to almost everything I guess. The feeling to be inside an aircraft high up in the clouds stayed.

Yeah, falling in love with cockpits in VR became my adiction. I bought modules, that I might have avoided in 2D, because of that, with no regrets though. So I go with @Killg0re NL...

Well, looking at all the bug reports of all the modules in DCS, we already have random-like failures.