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  1. It may just be with the F-18 but I notice at 20,000 ft in dogfights in the central part of the Caucuses range that my GPU crashes a lot. I am most likely to experience this playing the F-18 mini-campaign. I like to score a few extra kills on those mission by going after the A-50 and the two supporting Mig 29s. If I time my attack to intercept them on the western edge of the mountain range it seems fine but when I intercept them in the central part of the range my GPU crashes quite often.

     

    Sorry I couldn't send a crash report because....well the GPU crashed LOL

     

    Thanks

  2. So today's update said that multi monitors should now work. My Lua script for my 2 MFD display(configured for the A-10) works but I am not sure what the script shopuld be for the multi color display?

     

     

    Would it be like this?

     

    --AMPCD

    F18_AMPCD =

    {

    x = 1113;

    y = 1753;

    width = 349;

    height = 340;

    }

     

    Obviously, the exact number would change based on specific screen set up.

  3. This looked like the best thread to ask this but sorry if I missed it elsewhere. Am I the only one having trouble initially catching the e Bracket?

     

    All my checkpoints are good until I am at 800 and 250 and drop the gear and flaps. The E appears way high on my hud. If I chase it by nose up trim AoA gets too high and when it does come down it just drops fast. Same thing if I drop throttle. When I do find a happy balance it seems that I get stable on the E bracket when at 400 feet instead of 600. It may just be a practice thing But if anyone has a few tips on that initial moment when you just drop the gear and flaps and go for the E I would appreciate it.

  4. KLEM - THANK you! I was looking for that glitch for a week. The only thing left is the DCS main screen is now split on two screens. I will live with that minor inconvenience if needed but just in case there is a fix this is what it looks like:

     

    https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15665406_10211654716347614_6042686452238970303_n.jpg?oh=dbeb44f9a8b1c9a390c079cde3849da8&oe=58F579D8

     

    And this is the code

    ***

    _ = function(p) return p; end;

    name = _('Erik3');

    Description = 'Left MFCD on the left monitor,Right MFCD on the right and camera on the center'

    Viewports =

    {

    Center =

    {

    x = 0;

    y = 0;

    width = 1920;

    height = 1080;

    viewDx = 0;

    viewDy = 0;

    aspect = 1.77;

    }

    }

     

    LEFT_MFCD =

    {

    x = 55;

    y = 1135;

    width = 390;

    height = 390;

    }

     

    RIGHT_MFCD =

    {

    x = 1475;

    y = 1135;

    width = 390;

    height = 390;

    }

     

    --UIMainView = Viewports.Center

     

    GUI=

    {

    x = 0;

    y = 0;

    width = 1920;

    height = 1080;

    }

    ***

    The settings on the game options page is 1920 X 2160

  5. I am sure this issue is out there but couldn't find it with a search or browsing this thread??

     

    I have 2 monitors, 32 inch and 23 inch touchscreen, both are 1920 X 1080. The goal is the the 23 inch will house my MFDs and eventually some helios controls. Right now I am coding the screen to get the MFDs on the 23 inch. The code I have also mucks with the the primary page for DCS so when I am trying to navigate the options, or what module I want to fly. So only 1/2 of the DCS home page is visible on the 32 inch screen. I set the screens up on my computer and in the code so it is 1 on top of the other just as they are set up in real life. Maybe I should set them up side by side for coding reasons???

     

    Here is the code:

     

    _ = function(p) return p; end;

    name = _('Erik1');

    Description = 'Left MFCD on the left monitor,Right MFCD on the right and camera on the center'

    Viewports =

    {

    Center =

    {

    x = 0;

    y = 0;

    width = 1920;

    height = 2160;

    viewDx = 0;

    viewDy = 0;

    aspect = 3.55;

    }

    }

     

    LEFT_MFCD =

    {

    x = 0;

    y = 1080;

    width = 512;

    height = 512;

    }

     

    RIGHT_MFCD =

    {

    x = 1480;

    y = 1080;

    width = 512;

    height = 512;

    }

     

    UIMainView = Viewports.Center

     

    Appreciate any thoughts...

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