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ok, so you have to hold down a mapped brake button, then move the rudder to only brake one or the other wheel?

Can someone explain how this works? I don't have the pedals and an interested in comparing them to other products.

It may not be'official' but it did explain the difference between the old renderer and new PBR and deferred shading. It's unrealistic to expect a developer to support 2 different render paths.

I can't say where I read this, but I remember this being a major reason going forward. The physics-based rendering requires deferred shading and completely different layers for the textures. found this post: https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3487424&postcount=30

Too much work needed to support 2 different render paths. Objects would need 2 seperate texture and material files to properly reflect light as the deferred shaders use the physics based rendering.

It's an issue for both the Mirage and Harrier, the real presets don't change fit the map, they are always set to the Caucasus airports. Will this be updated on the future?

Yup, can never get past inbound, which the tower responds to (Nellis 133.550 burned into my brain now) never get clearance to land. I passed it the third time I tried, nothing different, waited forever for clearance to land, never got it, **** it and land anyways. Mission accomplished? Nothing different fun the last two.

What's going on? Decided to finally try this campaign and can't get past the first mission arriving at Nellis. Fly the waypoints and told see you on the ground. Contact ATC, flew in circles forever waiting for clearance to land. After 15 minutes decided to just land. No mission accomplished message, nothing, can't progress.

Since you can have multiple binds to a control in DCS I have VR zoom on my HOTAS and a key, then use my mouse software to bind that key to one of my thumb buttons.

My gpu has 2 HDMI ports and it works fine with my rift and 4k monitor. My previous you only had a single HDMI port. I used a active displayport to HDMI 2.0 doggle worked with my rift fine. This Audi means you get audio as DP has audio as well.

This kinda dampens my enthusiasm,I thought they tracked in 3d space. You did combine them with leap for positional tracking, but you are adding more cost. I'm waiting fur vive controllers support so I can see for myself if its practical to use leap to mimic them with your hands Leap support doesnt need to be 1:1 position in 3d space. Just being able to use the laser pointer and gestures for right/left click would be a gain to me.

Yeah, I'm a VR pilot so that really cements looking at the AMD upgrade path.

Has anyone compared how much oc'ing actually improves performance in DCS, like running a 8700k at stock vs 5+ GHz? Would like a basis to see if the extra money is worth it vs a smaller gain.

This is the ins update part of the mission. In the caucasus map mission the entered waypoint is near the bridge you use to update, which makes sense. In the new one the entered waypoint is 9 miles away across the lake from the dam.

Having fun with them. One thing, with the intro to the ins mission it seems the lat/long for the Hoover Dam is way off. The imputed waypoint is on the other side of the lake.

Right click on the shortcut and under properties set to launch as administrator. They way you have to manually launch it for it to load

Digital buttons are on/off switches. To use it as a slew you would have a single speed in 4 directions. Analog stick means that you have finer control of the TDC. Push it a little for slow movement, more for faster slewing. Also you can vary the direction other than in the 4 digital directions. A digital hat is fine for TDC control, but an analog stick style provides greater control

I find this label mod works very well in VR https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=203089&highlight=label

Since I got a Virpil base now I hope that the stick can be bought seperate

Hmm, is that rotary on the stick in place for antenna elevation since the Warthog throttle didn't have one?

Doesn't mean they will sell it separately from a base. Look at all the wheels they have come out that are swappable on their bases, but you still have to buy a base to get the new wheel.

I wonder if they will make the F/A-18 stick available to buy and pug into the Warthog base, or like there steering wheels, even though they are swappable, having to buy a base to get a new wheel.

I think hand controller implementation would be the ground work for the future when hand tracking is integrated into the vr APIs

Woosh :pilotfly:

Lol,you wasted your money on 4k when 8k is just around the corner 'Best of luck in selling your old hardware for more money than you paid for your depreciating "investment".'