redcoat22

Guys, Have any of you ever used more than one Buttkicker? I noticed HaptiConnect easily allows for more devices and I have the following questions 1. Do they have to be identical Buttkicker devices. 2. Does it actually give spatial feedback in relation to where a sound would generate i.e. left/right gear 3. Do you need to run two amps and additional sound cards? (I assume yes) 4. Is it worth the hassle and does it cause issues? Thanks

For what it is worth, I just switched from Sim shaker to Hapticonnect and am very happy. I use to have some annoying knocking noises and after the switch combined with turning off the high gain limit (I read to do that) its been really nice.

Does anyone know of a source to download the in game maps in hi-res (f10)? I was shocked there wasn’t a place I could find that had this; including the DCS community files. I really wanted these for my iPad.

Yes I know, that was my point. IL2 is a smaller studio and it was addressed in a few weeks. So my question was if DCS had a unique or compelling reason they could not do the same here with a larger studio and over a year of time. Debug tools are really cool and all, but I'm pretty sure it isn't ideal from a new users standpoint that don't troll the forums to find this. I was looking for "Can't be done yet because X but some dev said that a cool new fix was in the works". Varjo indicated they were aware of the issue but I didn't know who said that.

Yes, but the software can know what HMD is connected to it through steam from etc. no other game that I know of requires such a tool so I was trying to see if DCS had some unique thing going on.

Can someone explain why this cross eye fix can’t be built into the game?

Agreed, I don't know of anything in the works which is about to take the crown. This headset is the crown. So if you value having the crown and can afford it then I say buy one.

About time, I was feeling quite guilty.

This is so confusing, I wonder why yours got tagged and mine did not. Maybe it was random?

I guess We agree but disagree with the process. I feel like the unassuming pilot spawns in the plane and if the radio is on the common room (default) he won’t hear anything happening and not even know a bunch of people are chatting and talking on the radio. He probably won’t know to find the obscure keyboard key bind to open the UI and he won’t know to click the sprocket and switch to radio. Maybe your friends are smarter than mine, as mine wouldn’t do all that without coaching

My thoughts: I’m very excited for this but we need some fixes fast VoIP needs to default on and default to radio (not common room) A player unfamiliar with this at least understands the radios in the cockpit but the UI is hard to find and setup, unless you really want to figure it out. If you do this, a lot of unassuming players might stumble into this and really enjoy it. For this to work we need universal adoption and make the player choose to disable it if he desires, not the other way around key bindings are hard to understand and the universal setting conflicts and plane specific settings are quite confusing Why can’t I bind the interface screen to anything other than a keyboard key? That sucks we really need radio distortion and fast, at least in some basic form. It sucks that it sounds like it does currently Again, so close but so far

827XX here also... hopefully before dburne!

I guess I am asking why my steam VR wants me to be at 150% (where the mark is) and the other guys have a mark at 100%.

I just noticed this for me as well. My steam VR (with G2) has a mark at 150% 3884 x 3792 and my friends with the same headset have a mark at 100% 3160x3088. Any idea why and where I should be?

Are there any known issues with Windows 11 and SSA? I can't get it to work and when I play a test with the sound module I see the green sound file but the buttkicker isn't activating.