I did the exact same test with the exact same results!!! And you also now have a different icon on RDR Attack page for your fired missile as they are now represented as targets!
I'm on V29 (both PC app and headset) USB speed is 2.2 gbps and I have no problems with audio stutter. But from what I see in different forums, people are getting different flavors of V29. I'm using 120hz with Link and so far things are working ok.
After the latest update I noticed that the BRA report in the SA page is not showing range in nm but possibly in meters.
The problem is happening when a friendly is targeting the target in question.
Behavior is present in both SP and MP.
TRK attached
BRA_error in SA page.trk
With Aim120 selected you go on your right MFD check DATA (bottom right) and in the upper right corner you will see the default value of 4. You can increase this value up to 32.
I had also a strange experience the other day where I got killed by an orphaned AIM-120. I don't know what is the modelled FoV for AIM-120 in DCS but if you see the attached Trackview snapshots it seems a bit weird to me that a missile can do that. The first one shows the initial positions of aircraft and missile and the second one the 90 degree turn of the missile towards the unsuspected target. RWR indicated the missile only at the second phase. Launcher aircraft was shot down even before the phase 1 picture.
Hey @SkateZillaThanks for updating the tool that I use everyday and promote it to everyone!
I wonder if there is a way to start a VR session with a specific set of DCS settings and similarly a VR-off one with another.
Maybe it's there and I don't know how to do it.
Is anybody experiencing heavy stutters after long play in multiplayer using Link? I was hoping that with 2.7 and/or V28 will go away but I had it again yesterday
I have the same question. I have seen a video on VR settings that mentions that this setting has nothing to do with the known IPD we set in our headsets. I have it on too but I can’t confirm that it helps FPS. I hope someone here knows more about it.
Interesting because I thought I was the one with less capable graphic system (RTX2060 mobile 6Gb) and I didn't noticed that. In addition I think they are not that different.
The way I see it in a nutshell: The Universal VR shader (CAS) is offering better clarity and performance gains. If you are a Quest 2 user you will benefited if you use the Open Composite approach instead of SteamVR ( which was initially the only way to run the Universal VR reshade with Quest 2)