Helios A10C and OpenBeta 2.5

Anyone running Helios A10C in OpenBeta 2.5?

I have a Main 3440x1440 and Touch 1920x1080. So my combined is 3440x2520.

I've followed the setup instructions. For the Export.LUA I have used the one found on CaptZeen's website.

All of the rotary dials function correctly!! The issue is that the MFCDs, RWR, CMSC, and CMSP... are displayed but are all offset to the left and not centered. My Monitor.LUA is below. I have tried adjusting the x= values but the position does not change.

In the DCS settings I have 3440x2520 and the monitor LUA selected. I'm running windows 10.

Any ideas suggestions? Thanks.

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_ = function(p) return p; end;

name = _('Main+Touch');

Description = '2 Monitor Config';

Viewports =

{

Center =

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = 3440;

height = 1440;

viewDx = 0;

viewDy = 0;

aspect = 2.3888888889;

}

}

GUI=

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = 3440;

height = 1440;

}

UIMainView = GUI

--//////////////////////////////////////

-- Eagle Dynamics A-10C =

--//////////////////////////////////////

ED_A10C_LEFT_MFCD =

{

x = 820;

y = 1560;

width = 445;

height = 445;

}

ED_A10C_RIGHT_MFCD =

{

x = 2175;

y = 1560;

width = 445;

height = 445;

}

ED_A10C_CLOCK =

{

x = 1240;

y = 2270;

width = 122;

height = 122;

}

ED_A10C_RWR =

{

x = 1360;

y = 1601;

width = 175;

height = 175;

}

ED_A10C_CMSP =

{

x = 1834;

y = 1630;

width = 270;

height = 70;

}

ED_A10C_CMSC =

{

x = 1616;

y = 1581;

width = 230;

height = 49;

}

ED_A10C_UHF_FREQUENCY_STATUS =

{

x = 1395;

y = 2005;

width = 120;

height = 30;

}

ED_A10C_UHF_PRESET_CHANNEL =

{

x = 1508;

y = 1917;

width = 30;

height = 30;

}

ED_A10C_UHF_REPEATER =

{

x = 1416;

y = 2135;

width = 110;

height = 30;

}

First, check if you got the config file in the correct place.

An then ,check in windows monitor configuration, how your monitors are ordered, take in cosideration that coordinates 0,0 are in the most left monitor, upper-left corner.

Thanks CaptZeen. I verified that all files were in the correct location. After a lot of investigation I found the issue.

I opened the LOZ hpf file to verify the monitor sizes and I noticed that Helios had the wrong location for my 2nd monitor. My top monitor is 3440x1440 and the bottom monitor is 1920x1080. The location for the 2nd monitor should be x=760 and y=1440 however the location in the hpf file was x=872! Which explains why all my outputs were offset left to right. I've no idea why this happened. I have verified that Win 10 monitor scaling is 100% on both monitors. My guess is that this is a Win 10 issue of some sort since I never had this problem with Win 7. I tries to reset monitors again still same result, I also tried to enter the correct x location but Helios would not run. In the end I simply entered the display locations using the x offset I found in the hpf file.

I just wanted to pass this on in case anyone else had a similar problem.