So I’ve made the leap to VR with the Q3. I’ve noticed when moving my head having some issues with black borders around the edge. In the config file, POV default is 60, is there an optimal FOV for the Q3? Or am i looking in the wrong place to solve this. Thanks guys

This question is more just general curiosity. What I’ve read in the manual really only addresses climb outs from the AI lead perspective. Would love a way to tell wingmen, unrestricted climb and it not be this jenky mess I seem to always find myself in. Coming back, so it could be that AI changes encompasses this type of stuff and I’m just unaware. Anyways, thought it could be a fun discussion.

@airtex2019 It apparently will only let me map this thumbstick on the flight stick to FOV, but not actual head movement. I think the answer is I just need to get some kind of face tracking going on here.

I just got an X56 upgrading from my Extreme 3d Pro or whatever it was. So, I do not yet have or use track ir…and am wanting to use the thumb stick on the flight stick to free pan my view…but I cannot figure it out. Using the POV switch foe it currently which is clunky and I’d like to assign that to something else. Can anyone help, or is that just not how the little thumb stick works. Thank you guys

@Slice00:

What I would love to see is the ability to use keyboard modifiers (shift, alt, ctrl) to enable multiple uses of each joystick button. I use this extensively in DCS to use my single coolie hat for trim control, TMS, CMS, DMS, etc.

I’m glad I just saw this, because I’ve been driving myself insane trying to figure out how to do it. Same situation, I’ve used modifiers in DCS so that my single hat has almost every function I need. Has anyone figured out perhaps a way to do this yet? BMS requires so much learning that I don’t want to spend most of it trying to memorize keystrokes, I want to get down to learning all the systems of the jet.