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[draconus]

On 9/27/2025 at 2:23 AM, Cgjunk2 said:

Wouldn’t it be great if walking around and climbing into aircraft was a feature that could be unified across all modules through Combined Arms?

It'd all be cool but we don't even have currently proper VR support for CA.

[Cgjunk2]

1 hour ago, draconus said:

It'd all be cool but we don't even have currently proper VR support for CA.

That’s true, I know this because I just bought it lol.   But fixing VR seems to be a matter of just giving it a little attention.   It seems to be a little better compared to when I trialed CA a few years ago.   I can drive things around fine, but the weapon sighting isn’t adapted for 2 eyes, and is largely impossible.   It wont take much to fix that type of issue for VR (just a fixed sight).  
 

Everything else is fine in VR from what I could tell.   The issue is that there’s a lot of little issues that need a little attention.  But the basics are there.  A lot of it is just art, like vehicle interiors, and more binding schemes for vehicles (tanks vs cars) and weapons. 

The biggest thing I didn’t like is that vehicles don’t steer smoothly,  in the sense that the is seems like the vehicles angular direction changes in tiny quick steps that get perceived in as low FPS.  In VR it causes a bit of nasuea making left and right turns in a city.  
 

But, I think the concept of walking up to a mig29 has legs (sorry, pun).  Or any other vehicle.  At will.   And I think CA would be a way ED can implement this functionality, and justify putting dev time into improving it.  

Edited 16 hours ago by Cgjunk2

[fagulha]

I use the Object Free Camera par with View up/down/left/right bindings to emulate walking in VR. I use also the Speed up/Speed Down binding to slow down the movement while "walking" around the aircraft. Sometimes i place myself inside a vehicle and go to the ramp by bus using the Object Free Camera.

I do my walkaround in VR before every flight, having this feature in core DCS would be most welcome for me!

Regards,

F.