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Success! Thank you to everybody who helped out!

This was it right here- just saw that in the options, and apparently it was driving a different setup file. Thank you!

None of the above that I'm seeing, and even added --force_disable_VR to the end of the properties for my shortcut. Still the same thing. I've NEVER experienced anything like this.

Thanks! Fixed that, still the same deal. I'm throwing in my options file too, because there's something funky somewhere. It's almost like the second monitor is in VR or something, with how it's rendering in a stereoscopic view. Plus the viewports for the MFCDs aren't changing size at all when I adjust the dimensions. options.lua

Thank you! misplaced brackets were the death of my in my programming classes in school, which was why I stuck to the easy stuff in engineering (power). Attached is my updated .lua file; I'm still getting the same result though. 2monitor.lua

OK, I'm stumped on this one, hoping somebody can help. I had a setup running with two MFCDs on a single monitor below my main screen, until that second monitor died. I just replaced it with a slightly higher resolution unit, but I'm getting the main viewport repeated in the spaces for the MFCDs, instead of the screens for said MFCDs. Screenshot and monitor setup included below. Thanks in advance! 2monitor.lua

Now I'm really curious about friction/ physics with the deck surface and tire traction- because that's could be a potentially huge factor for all the of the new would-be Conning Officers who will be steering all these ships. On a totally related note, is there any discussion or information about getting aircraft tie-down chains, either visual or virtual?

Starting from cold and dark, rearmed and refueled in that state before starting the engine and starting the alignment procedure. Started stored heading alignment (ALCM), started progress begin, then red "UNI" light came on. Switched to full alignment, input coordinates, started progress, red "UNI" light came on. Track is attached below. MF1EE AlignmentBug.trk

I'm having the same issue on the Syria map, when starting up after rearming the jet- not while during the alignment procedure. Keeps hanging up, both in ALCM and full alignment.

I'm having the same issue, on the Syria map. Rearmed before starting the jet, and have gotten the error in both ALCM and full alignment attempts. Not sure what's going on.

So, I've had an Obutto R3volution for a very long time now, but like other users have mentioned in other threads, I'm finding more and more that I'm hitting the limits of what can be attached to it (Virpil owners know what I'm talking about). So, in the interest of trying not to totally break the bank, I'm wondering if anybody here has started working on or looking into combining 80/20 components (i.e. the base rails from a Monstertech + stands) with the Obutto frame, to provide for more room for expansion or places to attach components. Or, is this even possible with the way either system is set up?

Excited to hear about the new pilot model! Will this include different skin tones/ women's bodies as part of the update?

So, I'm finding Hornets with every carrier's tag on the side except mine- USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76). Any chance of getting either VFA-25 or VFA-113 of CVW-14 as they would have been on Reagan between 2005-2009? Here's a few sites with pictures that may help, and I have the cruise books for a couple of those deployments available too. Thanks in advance! https://www.seaforces.org/usnair/VFA/Strike-Fighter-Squadron-25.htm More Fist Pictures https://www.seaforces.org/usnair/VFA/Strike-Fighter-Squadron-113.htm More Stinger Pictures

Had the same thing happen. Marianas map, Supercarrier CQ mission, got slow and went in, the game crashed as soon as I hit the water, and had to use task manager to close the program.

Dude, I don't think you understand the difference between a sea story and a fairy tale (I'll give you a hint, one begins with, "once upon a time"), but needless to say they both tend to be over exaggerations of what may or may not have actually happened. This seems a really dumb hill to die on, ESPECIALLY when you have everybody here with even a slight passing interest or background in thermodynamics, engineering, or aviation maintenance telling you why this wouldn't EVER be a thing.