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Hi all. I've relocated my MFCDs and RWR on a 16" monitor. I'd like to remove them from displaying on the aircraft (A-10c). Is this possible?

Tia

John

 

edit: I did try PeterP's "export-fixed-for-DCS-A-10 1.1.1.1 and a example LUA" download with no joy. Everything still displayed in the cockpit.

second edit: Here's my monitor LUA

 

_ = function(p) return p; end;

name = _('16inchmonitor');

Description = 'MFDs on 16 inch monitor';

Viewports =

{

Center =

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = 5836;

height = 1080;

viewDx = 0;

viewDy = 0;

aspect = 5.403703703703703;

}

}

LEFT_MFCD =

{

x = 5890;

y = 60;

width = 441;

height = 441;

}

RIGHT_MFCD =

{

x = 6701;

y = 60;

width = 441;

height = 441;

}

RWR_SCREEN =

{

x = 6397;

y = 0;

width = 244;

height = 244;

}

UIMainView = Viewports.Center

Edited by Thick8

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Posted (edited)

To get the incockpit MFCDs not to render, you need to edit ViewportHandling.lua file (with Notepad++. Open it as an Administrator.)

 

In DCS World that file can be found here:

C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Scripts\Aircrafts\_Common

 

Using Notepad++, comment out line 31 by adding the -- as highlighted in red below

 

purposes = {[color=Red]--[/color]render_purpose.GENERAL,
render_purpose.HUD_ONLY_VIEW,
render_purpose.SCREENSPACE_OUTSIDE_COCKPIT,
render_purpose.SCREENSPACE_INSIDE_COCKPIT} -- set purposes to draw it always
render_target_always = true
end

 

And once again, when you next time update your DCS World, the updater will replace your edited file. So be prepared to restore it.

Edited by FreeFall
added information about updating
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Worked like a charm. Thanks FreeFall.

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