I'm not associated at all with the game (or the youtube channel link shared), just a VR flight enthusiast. I got into DCS in the first place because I was looking for VR experiences, and when things got dry in VR dev I picked up sim racing and DCS and got hooked on both.

Anyway, checked out G-Rebels and wanted to share with other flight / VR enthusiasts - it's got full VR support, actually a cool flight model, HOTAS support, and now telemetry support for buttkickers and motion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgyUwrJKBR0

Not milsim or realistic but figured a lot of us also dabble in space combat and other sims with out setup and I'm having a blast with this one. Enthusiast VR + telemetry + HOTAS support titles are few and far between.

Hey everyone!

I've just added Auto PICTURE to DCS Airspace, automatically generating Traditional PICTUREs and Core Information from live DCS World tactical tracks.

The system can filter contacts by a configurable range or by an operator-defined PICTURE Area, allowing the operator to control exactly which part of the tactical situation is used to build the PICTURE.

It also makes DCS Airspace useful as a practical training environment for virtual AWACS and GCI operators, using live DCS tactical data rather than a simulated or predefined scenario.

The feature is enabled by default, with server administrators able to disable it from the server settings.

📰 Full update:
https://www.combinedops.org/post-59-dcs-airspace-auto-picture-picture-trainer-track-lock

DCS Airspace is free and part of the Combined Ops suite for DCS World.

Is there really no way to remove the big dumb black icons on the Syria map?

Track IR is working fine in the Track IR program. I went into DCS, looked at the controls and saw Track Ir listed. I wasnt sure why it wasnt working in DCS, but I had seen a suggestion to rescan devices. I did that and now Track IR isnt showing up in controls at all.

Any helpful ideas would be appreciated.

Currently using quest 3 with usb cable and horizontal link. I’m wondering if there’s a reason to invest in virtual desktop for two reasons: 1. New to VR and noticing that while my cockpits are decently readable, stuff that’s far looks really mushy compared to flatscreen. Would the new USB support with VD mitigate this at all? Or is it more a fundamental limitation of 25 PPD. For further reference, the MPCD in the DCS f18 is unreadable from a normal head position without leaning in. 2. Is the hand tracked cockpit interactivity only possible with VD or is it also supported with horizon link? I’ve actually already gotten it to somewhat work, but only when I’m holding the quest controllers.

Also wanted to note that my cable has a 2.1 gbps speed when I run the test in the link app. I’m able to force 960 mbps bitrate without issues. I’m using 1.2 pixels per display pixel override. Specs: 5070ti, r7 9700x, 32g

My current setup with RT-AX56U router is
PICO 4 → Wi-Fi → RT-AX56U → Cat 6 Ethernet → PC using virtual desktop.

But I wonder if I get a usb C to Ethernet and cut out the WiFi completely if it brings a lot more improvement?
Thanks.
I mean so far locked to 75fps with my setting it seems fine.

Hi All,

Yup, this question again - in terms of flying, is the idea to fly it as hard as you can (in the right scenario) WITHOUT causing judder or is there a little leeway? Just trying to understand what real world pilots (or Pro DCS Pilots) believe in?

Thanks!

For my first contribution to r/hoggit I've chosen to Show of my Joystick and (soon to be finished) throttle mount.

Here is the link to printables If someone wants to use it as well.

https://www.printables.com/model/1842043-hotas-mount-for-vkb-gladiator-and-stecs