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Sounds like 90% of my sim time. I guess some people get âall Zenâ with thumb-heavy console shooters. Me? Maneuvering my probe intoâŠ3D spaceâŠand sticking the landing.
Tangent | I just recently â donât laugh! â started applying my real world mental work on my golf game to my plugging and trapping. Danged if I donât see similarities (and improvement!) in both. And I ainât afraid to admit it 
Often found it interesting that the pilots (fighter, chopperâŠany platform really) that I know, that of course play golf, are all in what I consider the top 10% of amateur golfers; the above mentioned tasks are similar in that they are not reactionary, requiring you to create the action/motion smoothly without over-control.
[I have a tournament today? 
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Looks like another VR magic on the horizon 
Lukas S. / Woltaâs post onYT.
I have not tried it yet. Lukas mentioned he would try to get it work with DCS.
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HahaâŠI was having a great time. I left the tankerâŠwent screaming down the right side of the carrier and broke the deck at 450 knots. I donât know anything about the proper proceduresâŠbut it felt like I was cool. And Iâm always cool as long as there isnât anyone else for me to mess up their experienceâŠhaha⊠There were only one or two other Hornets at varying times doing takeoffs and landings. Would definitely enjoy having a full pattern with some Mudspikers.
I think this is probably not all that far from reality. And you are probably rightâŠthat fighter pilot mentality/competitiveness likely encompasses many of their activities. I meanâŠhow else are you gonna win that volleyball tournament??!
Last nightâŠon the S-3, I found myself trying to remember some of good old @EinsteinEPâs advice(s) on formation flying. It is definitely helpful to fly formation on the tanker instead of trying to concentrate on the drogue. That gets you into position. I really like the Hornet thoughâŠit is very responsive to the throttleâŠor at least it was for me because I was at a very light weight with no ordnance. I guess it is quite different when you are loaded up with weapons and tanks and stuffâŠ
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I seem to do better focused on the probe (tanker in my peripheral) until contact, then swapping this, at least in VR. I guess in my mind Iâm âflyingâ the probe for those two, but Iâm aware of the tanker simultaneously?
Except with the Harrier. That one is all about, whadda ya call it, âsight pictureâ, then trust. If I try to look at the probe/basket it gets ugly.
Probably should do same with Hornet/Tomcat but, wellâŠmaybe when VR gets a wider FOV the Harrier might be easier, for me. Asking myself now, âwhy arenât I doing more Harrier flights?â
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YeahâŠsame here. I glance over there and I might as well just be upside down⊠
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I had a play, itâs quite nice. Info and results here:
Have you read this thread guys ?
rift s user here. after applying luckas latest vr settings, get everything blurred on a distance of like 15 metre to 20 metre. cockpit looks great, colors look awesome. get 40 fps on dense area and 80 on high altitude. any thing to get rid off this blurred vision on near objects like runway and buildings around are blurred. any idea pilots???
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Hi @sastian and welcome to Mudspike! 
Whatâs your Anisotropic Filtering setting in DCS?
16x. no MSAA. if this you were asking?
Iâm talking about anisotropi filtering. MSAA is anti aliasing.
where it is and what values it has to select? i have another thing is set to 16x.
In the settings page, here.
(Thanks @will2360 for the pic
)Anisotropic Filtering is what cures blurry angles textures in the distance, which your problem sounded like. But if itâs at 16x, that probably isnât the issue hereâŠ