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I have been running his DFR/Eye Tracked with my Aero in DCS ever since he released it - and it is beyond awesome. You guys that have not tried it yet are in for one hell of a treat.

No problem here either.

I myself have not.

Maybe that will help me some as well as I have always struggled with using the Vaicom Kneeboard. Thanks much!

@mbucchia stated earlier this morning over on Varjo DCS Discord that he is close to having it working with the Toolkit for both Aero and Quest Pro.

Sounds like someone stayed after him until he finally relented and agreed lol.

You Quest Pro users are in for a real treat with this, it works beautifully with the Aero and DCS. Talk about a performance gain with literally no impact on obvservable image quality.

Miles got bogged down recently with a major moving project he has going on. Hopefully that will settle down soon and he can get back to regular production which should help at least some on the lead times. It is well worth the wait I will say, absolutely love mine.

Yeah until VR/MR can get to the footprint size of about a set of glasses, it will never have mass adoption. Too much friction today in using VR headsets that has to be overcome. I will use my Aero on most every day for a few hours a day, often 4-5 hours. But breaks in between flights, I certainly would not want to wear the headset for 5 hours straight -and it is quite comfortable.

Not that I know of, can't recall mine ever needing it but have slept a lot since getting it so there is that lol.

Yes this.

Odd I have not used it in a while but when I did found Varjo support to be quite good.

No need to be sorry and definitely no need to take it personally. I gave it a good try over several days and found it was just not for me and am happier with Kneeboard Builder for now - even though it is no longer getting support by the author I don't think. May be my dumb butt however I just could not get my arms wrapped completely around it. I did not think I was that negative towards it and I do apologize how it came across to you. Your efforts along with others for the community are always very much appreciated!

Have you tried re-calibrating the Aero eye tracking? Why use the VR mask in DCS ? Aero is already somewhat limited in FOV department.

Indeed you did! It is pretty freakin awesome!

Thank goodness there are some that see this for what it is.

Try re-seating the cable in the headset itself. Might even flip it 180 degrees before inserting back in. Press firmly until fully seated. edit: this was response to earlier post where there were connection issues with the Aero.

After this latest Open Beta update , for me Mission 1 of Epsom Campaign starts me off sinking in the water and then that mission is over.

Ditto here.

I run two base stations diagnal to my position. One on upper left facing me and one on right rear facing behind me. I have them both pointed at each other. They are on tripods about 6ft high angled downward. Zero tracking issues. My room is fairly dark and bland walls as well as I am in my garage.

Sounds like another typical Pimax release. Seems they will never learn.

Finally got a chance to test out the new map this afternoon. That thing is drop dead gorgeous! Took the Hornet cold start instant action mission and flew around for a while. Best I can tell my VR performance did not take a hit either, running just as well as it has been in my Aero with DFR and eye tracking.

I have always just mapped my controls inside the game GUI and never really have a problem. I do back them up for safekeeping though on a regular basis, both in DCS and also in Virpil software.

Yep same here. Started a take off roll in my Spit shortly after updating yesterday and I was like what is going on lol.

1: Yes. 2: I do not run the openxr toolkit as I am using the Dynamic Foveated Rendering with eye tracking with my Aero. Turbo Mode is also an option with the wrapper supplied for the Aero by Mbucchia. I run with my fps locked to 45 fps (vsync locked in Varjo Base).