JG1_Vonrd Posted August 28 Posted August 28 In DCS I have a page with my control bindings in a png cheatsheet for every aircraft. I would really like something similar here that can show a png, jpeg or similar showing my keybinds. My memory bandwidth is just not sufficient to remember which buttons I have assigned to what in every sim and module that I fly.
TheTonester Posted August 28 Posted August 28 (edited) this is what you need brother…shows a kneeboard for you…i make up pdfs of my bindings and all i need to do is trigger it and there it is…i actually use it in vr and only need look at a particular section of screen and it pops up but you can also use a button to trigger it https://forums.mudspike.com/t/openkneeboard-for-dcs/14945 Edited August 28 by TheTonester Ryzen 7 9800x3d - MSI B850M - 32Gb ddr5 6400mhz - RTX 5080 16Gb - 2tb nvme ssd - Thrustmaster Warthog - MFG Crosswinds V3 - Turtlebeach Velocity One Yoke and Quadrant - CH Throttle Quadrant - Buttkicker Gamer Pro - HP Reverb G2 - Next Level GTtrack with Combat Flight Pack - TrackiR 5 - Various Authentikit peripherals
YoYo Posted August 29 Posted August 29 Showing the keyboard there would be pointless and completely detract from the realism. I'm against it. You have a menu (Esc to check something) if you don't remember keys, you also have the option of placing a PDF on your tablet, printing, etc. There are many options, so I'm against it. But, I am in favor of placing a kneeboard with, for example, a map of the area always (it would even be nice if it could be moved somehow), or engine parameters. This could possibly be a PDF replacement option as well (in this situation you can put whatever you want there). However, there's one more issue: historically, this wouldn't be correct. Kneeboards were rarely used in those days, as well as during WWII. This option only really began to appear in the later Cold War era. Home cockipt: GPU RTX5090, CPU i7 13900, RAM 64Gb. | Webmaster of yoyosims.pl. VR flying only (Meta Quest Pro).
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