I use my Thrustmaster HOtas along with a separate throttle quadrant for Mixture/Prop/Flaps. Aside from that I use my mouse which isn't as awkward as you would think. Flying Inside is good for bringing in the ATC window and other windows (charts, fligtplan, etc). I actually have them on my virtual lap, or place them on the virtual seat next to me. For applications like DCS I will use Voice Attack ($10 program) to handle the wingman commands.A question for Thos of you who have VR-experience:
How do you control your aircraft?
Joysticks, yokes and throttles work as usual I presume. But what about the virtual cockpits? How are they manipulated? After browsing through a couple of threads on other forums I understand the mouse cursor can't be displayed. Is that still true? Do you have to have everything mapped on your gaming peripherals and go by feel?
/Mats
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2018 2:23 am
I can't speak about the 970 GTX, I have a 1080 GTX but I would suspect the 970 would be on the low end of what would be acceptable or would really limit the amount of supersampling (pixel density) you can do which really does a nice job of smoothing out the picture. I suspect that for some of the higher resolution HMD that the 970 GTX would struggle for the same reason. Of course adjusting detail sliders to the left can always help out some as well too
Hope this helps