I'm just happy to try new planes and take joyflights. Anyone who's played DCS for a while knows that these things take forever. I wouldn't hold your breath for any new modules. small and nimble, it's avionics are quite dated. That said, it's a huge contrast to that of the F5.
#DCS WORLD OCULUS RIFT PC#
PC Specs: Intel i7 9700, Nvidia RTX 2080S, Corsair 32G DDR4, MSI B360M Mortar Titanium, Intel 760P M. Pull a high-g turn, the sound changes into a deep rumble followed by going back to subsonic. I'm not using steam VR, but I click on the DCS name in my steam game list, then in the pop up window, I click 'Start DCS in Oculus VR (something like this)' option to activate the game. A big question right now is whether or not the improved resolution of the Oculus Rift CV1 will have enough clarity for the. Even small details like going supersonic, the jet sound reduces in intensity and feels like you're gliding through air. DCS World recently received some big improvements for Rift support. Utterly gorgeous module with so much to learn. The mirage is awesome fun, and the power of the engines is astonishing. I love just flying down the strip in the huey between buildings. The huey is a beast to fly and takes a lot of coordination to get right. I own most of the modules, and my favourites are the Huey, P51 and Mirage 2000. They're hoping to release by the end of 2016 but don't hold your breath.
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ie, the current caucaus map you can't crash into trees. Caucasus map is 3gb whereas Nevada is 26gb.Īt the moment, ED is currently updating the caucasus map to near NTTR detail. The detail is astonishing and doesn't use cheap tricks like low-res satellite data to fill in for buildings. Oculus Rift + Touch System Oculus Touch Oculus Earphones Oculus Sensor Experience Rift uses state of the art displays and optics designed specifically for VR. That said, if there was one module I'd put on the list to buy and that is Nevada (NTTR). It still uses the ancient Caucasus map from LOMAC that hasn't aged very well. It was initially developed as LOMAC but has been transformed over the years via various updates. An EDTracker kit is about $20 if you can solder and it does a pretty damned good job for the price.If you're a new player to DCS world, it's currently in a state of feature creep. It only does motion tracking, no screens etc and for the unit, and the clip for your headset is about $250.
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TrackIR actually seems really expensive compared to the VR stuff now.
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I've also build my own head tracker using an EDTracker kit that uses accelerometers to track head movement and a magnetometer to keep drift in check, but it was definitely not as accurate and couldn't track movement in X/Y and couldn't really keep track of roll as well. Being able to move your head closer to the monitor to zoom in on controls for more granular control is pretty nice. Pitch, roll and yaw curves are all customizable on the TrackIR, as well as X, Y axis movement (closer to, or further from monitor, as well as left - right parallel movement). Then each preset is bound to the game, so you can have multiple profiles. You can also have it accelerate at a linear rate too, or define different linear rates for ranges of motion. It's really customizable, so you can have it at about 1:1 for say a racing game, when you just need to shift your view by 10 or 15 degrees either way to see mirrors, I use something that resembles an exponential curve for flight sims, so shifting your head less than say 5 degrees, yields hardly any movement (less than 1:1 ration), but the further you rotate, the greater the rate, so if my head is turned about 20 degrees from center (which is still pretty comfortable, you're facing directly behind you. How does track IR work in DCS? If youre looking right behind you, what screen are you looking at? Or do you turn your head much less than 180 to see 180 on the screen?