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  1. It alters between main and rendering thread. F-16 cold dark Syria instant action, the MT and ST has exactly the same performance. I keep my settings in the middle range to get 32-35 FPS looking around. I've done the repair, cleanup and shaders remove. I don't know where the performance line in FPS counter should draw in optimal performance, I guess it should be near the top. Now it sits around one third.
  2. Same, it's still limited by the CPU main thread, that's what FPS counter reports. I'm always running cold and dark missions, F-16 or AH64 Syria, runs around 25 FPS on the ground. Same as the single thread process. i7 10700k RTX3080 32GB HP Reverb 2 Open Composite, no steam VR in the middle.
  3. The problem I have with Jeff is relearning all weapons and avionics from 0. AIM-9 and AIM-120 are engrained in many player's minds for decades. The Viper has another unfair advantage by being around for 20 years, where everyone could learn everything about it for basically free. This all transitions to DCS, where it's almost pick up and play for me.
  4. I always have to move the view to the right, backwards and down a bit to center the boresight rings.
  5. When you have TADS selected as sight, you can freely move it around or slave it to other ACQ sources. You see its image in the HMD, that's how you know that's your sight. Making it look onto itself doesn't make sense. You can slave it to a fixed position, your or pilots line of sight, or to a waypoint. Not sure why you'd want to slave it onto itself, which cannot be done. TADS as ACQ source is more for the pilot, for him to see where to point the helicopter. If you're already looking and aiming with TADS as a CPG, you don't need to know where it's pointing anyway. Pilot will turn the helicopter to point at the target. EDIT: Plus you can always see where TADS is pointing on the TSD map. You'll always see a line from the helicopter to where you're looking.
  6. Don't try rendering on both eyes. It's good for looking ourside, but looking around the cockpit It makes you go cross-eyed and hurts your brain. It's the same with George AI interface, I wish it could be rendered the same, just on one eye.
  7. It is streamlined, slave your HMD to TADS and you'll see the guide dots and dashed crosshair where TADS is pointing. You can also do the other way around. Slave your TADS to HMD (GHS) and it will follow where you're looking. Slave button is the connecting link in the Sight-ACQ system.
  8. I confirm this works. In the pilot seat, I always have to raise the camera a bit to get circular rings when I look into the BRU. This with automatic ranging works very accurate every time.
  9. After a bit of tweaking, this is how I use it now: Look for targets out the window using HMD as sight with a spyglass zoom help. Once targets are located, switch to TADS as sight, so you see its image in the helmet. Set you HMD as ACQ source (GHS). This is where the key script comes in super handy. Set GHS as ACQ source without removing your view from the target and clicking around cockpit. I have this mapped to the joystick hat also for George AI. When it's not active for AI, it can still be useful. Slave TADS to where you're looking, bringing it straight onto targets. Deslave. Use the thumb controller to fine-tune the aim. Lase, store, attack. You can keep looking at the helmet image or turn it off and look down onto the TDU. The whole thing from spotting the target to firing takes just a few seconds. The point is, do not use TADS to search for targets. Only move it around once you know where the targets are, to lase and store them. I find this way much faster.
  10. I use a very simple AutoHotKey script to switch between gunner and pilot sights as acquisition sources, when I play as a gunner. + represents the Shift key, 6 and 1 are the R6 and R1 buttons on the right MPD, where I keep the TDS display. ;up PHS 3Joy6 ::Send +{6}+{1} ;down GHS 3Joy8 ::Send +{6}+{2} It's just about which string of keyboard buttons will particular joystic button "press", when you press it.
  11. Dashed diamond on top of the HUD also represents the middle of the aircraft, you can see it on the top of the hud, both screens. When we get animated George, you can use that.
  12. I used the 'Save cockpit angle' with RAlt and Num0. Now it's better, don't have to fix the view everytime.
  13. CPGs default view must be placed in the center of the seat, that's the only way to get proper HMD boresight alignment. TADS being a bit to the left is a non-issue.
  14. When CPG is firing a gun, sighting through TADS, he can lase the target for accurate range before firing. You cannot do this as a pilot. For the OP, I think the problem is not properly boresighted IHADSS.
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