VR/DCS and the P-51D

[Grayeagle]

Not fond of DCS and technical learning curve and the co$t for full detail and performance.

Yassir! It's taken me a minute or two to wade thru the video's, gearin up and playin with alla buttons. WORTH IT!! I will post what I have learned in the VR section

[AKIron]

One thing many encounter in DCS, still, micro stutters. Turn off the dynamic USB detection. I do it in the game autoexec.cfg but it can be done in the controls config page too which is easier.


On the controls config page at the bottom. If it reads disable hot plug click it. It will then say enable. That disables checking for USB devices while the game is running so have everything turned on before you start the game.

[AKIron]

Don't know what headset you have GE but if Pimax then Quad Foveated Rendering is well worthwhile. My brother sees about 20% performance improvement with no visual degradation. It uses eye tracking and sharpens the res where you are looking and less res where you are not.

[Grayeagle]

Posted cockpit setup and settings I began with in VR forum here Still a dweeb

[AKIron]

Got it.

Not sure if the Pimax Crystal Light can do foveated rendering or not. Seeing mixed comments on that. You don't need a lot of help with that 5090 anyhow. 

[AKIron]

There seems to be some disparity in DCS between the clouds in VR vs non VR. I think they look great on my 2K monitor. Brother says they could look better in his Pimax Crystal. He has a 4090 and runs pretty high settings. He won't play without VR.

[AKIron]

BTW, the guy who made the pointctrl stopped making them. You'll need some way to interact with the cockpit beyond HOTAS.

https://pointctrl.com/

[CptTrips]

[CptTrips]

Yassir! It's taken me a minute or two to wade thru the video's, gearin up and playin with alla buttons. WORTH IT!! I will post what I have learned in the VR section

Spit is a dream too if you can pick it up on sale.

[AKIron]

Some of the WWII DCS modules are 15+ years old and though most of those have been reworked it still shows. The newer ones like the P-47, F4U, and LA7 are better graphically.

Maybe not 15+, 10+ anyhow.

[CptTrips]

Some of the WWII DCS modules are 15+ years old and though most of those have been reworked it still shows. The newer ones like the P-47, F4U, and LA7 are better graphically.

Like the Huey.  I luv it to death, but it seriously needs a update.

[AKIron]

Like the Huey.  I luv it to death, but it seriously needs a update.

It really does.

I think the A-10 is the oldest module in DCS World and it was redone nicely a while back.

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

https://postimg.cc/JtrJgKj6 -grin- Enjoy the day doods .. they *are* numbered.

Amen.
And great to see you still having fun.

[RichardDarkwood]

Like the Huey.  I luv it to death, but it seriously needs a update.

Blaspheme

[AKIron]

The flight model of the Huey is well done, the graphics are dated. Brother (who flew the Huey in the Army) put me through some rigorous training and he thought it realistic. The most enjoyable for me is doing auto rotates simulating power failure. Simulating a control failure in the tail rotor not so much.

Any new module I enjoy learning the avionics and practicing some extreme situations. Ignore my erroneous use of glide path instead of localizer.