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I figured it out. FINALLY... My radio command binding on my HOTAS works where I push it up for VHF and down for UHF... I always push it up because I thought that was the only way to bring up the radio commands ... Thanks for your help in talking me through it... Now I'm off to go and fail repeatedly as I learn to refuel.

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Thanks guys. I did confirm (at least I think I confirmed that I'm on the right frequency), but I'll be sure to post a track later when I get home from work. Thanks for your help.

I'm desperate for help here. I think my issue is more comms related. When I give the 'Intent to Refuel' command to the Tanker, I hear nothing in return so I don't think the process ever actually starts. I have attempted the AAR missions in both Syria and Caucus Instant Actions. I accept the default Channel and frequency but I never hear anything back from the tanker. All volumes are up. I've turned every dial. I"m desperate for advice at this point.

I have been researching VR optimizations with the Quest 3. I'm going down these rabbits holes and confusing myself with the different tools and I'm wondering which tools take precedence... Others have mentioned: OpenXR, Oculus Debug Tool, Oculus Tray tool, The Native DCS VR settings, and the NVIDIA Control Panel settings.. .Some of these settings overlap.. Which of these take precedence over the others?

That worked perfectly. Thank you!

I recently had secondary storage installed onto my laptop. I want to uninstall DCS and re-install onto the secondary storage. How do I save my bindings, etc... so that I don't have to redo everything when I re-install?

I have been desperately trying to figure out how to zoom externally to see objects outside of the cockpit. I use VR. I have searched on "zoom" and tried binding each setting that returned in my search. Maybe it isn't a "zoom"?

In VR, what setting controls how distant aircraft appear? Right now, I see them as black blocks until i get right up on them. I thought it was because I had visibility set to Low, but I moved it to Ultra and they look the same. Please advise.

Thank you so much. This was a tremendous help. I slid my resolution in the Oculus app all the way to the right. I did the same with the sharpening. I played around with MSAA and DLAA but I was starting to get a performance hit. So I switched over to DLSS and things are running smoothly without much loss in cockpit clarity. I'll take it.

I have a new rig with a Quest 3. The performance has been smooth as butter. However, visually, the lettering in the cockpit is not on the level as of yet. For example, in the DED (i think that's what it's called) the lettering (UHF 305 VHF 207... etc) is weirdly distorted. Almost like a superscript/subscript combination where the "3" is slightly up, the "0" is down, and the "5" is slightly raised on the same level as the 3. This is throughout the DED. Everything clears up as I lean forward towards the cockpit to view the letters. I've played with all of the anti-aliasing values and I'm out of things to try.

I bought a new rig. How do I go about installing my previously purchased modules on my new system?

When I don't use the tray tool, my Oculus Link session crashes. The game continues to run. I have to go to the task manager to kill it. My understanding is that I don't need to use the Tray Tool if I'm using OpenXR. My performance is terrible when using the tray tool with the recommended settings (as I know them). I have attached my settings and system specs below

Thanks Max! For those who may experience this issue, go to Axis Commands -> Wheel Brakes L/R -> In the Rudder column -> Right click Joy_Y/X -> Tune Combo Axis -> Check the Invert Box -> Taxi on

Has anyone else experienced their thrustmaster rudder pedals working in reverse for the wheel brakes? For me, pressing down on the brakes releases the brakes instead of actually BRAKING. Lol! I have downloaded all of the calibration software, drivers, etc. I don't know how to fix this... Or is it broken? Is it just my ignorance and they're working properly?