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I'm always happy to share more information. I have a few pictures of the floor on the webpage I linked in the post. I used wider beams for securing the overhead stand.

I made sure they crossed where I needed to bolt the heavier equipment (seats, rudder pedals).

I constructed the wood floor (the actual room floor is tiles) by running two layers of 2x4 beams at 90 degrees from each other. I did tweak the view a little further to adjust slightly the vertical and longitudinal location. The wheel, shifter, and pedals are NOT INCLUDED. It creates a little bit of parallax error but it seems that everyone gets used to it pretty quickly. Too many advantages help you make a quick decision to bring it home. I tested it with the Boeing 787 and the main functions worked.

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For the simulation I use an A320 freeware dedicated to cockpit builders (JeeHell FMGS) and it provides a 'center view' that is located right between the 2 pilot seats. Opencockpits MCP V3 seems to be working with the fsx SIOC code and FSUIPC 7 beta version. The whole thing is probably over-engineered (I love the 80/20 extruded aluminum profiles) but there is very little 'wobbliness' (that's the correct technical term, right?) in the overhead.

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Ultimately I decided to run an extra support beam from the back of the overhead stand to another support beam that runs across the custom TV stand I built. I was nervous about the overhang and attaching the (relatively) small base to the floor. Unfortunately I did realize in my 3D mockups that one of these would interfere with the door of the room. The original design had the overhead panel mounted on a frame attached to the floor via 4 support 'legs'. As a side note I'm glad comments have been so positive so far because I wasn't sure if I should post this or not.

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Please see this threads for more information: Of course, you’ll also need a place to mount them - not sure what’s good in that category, but if you search around for a sim pit it shouldn’t be too hard to find one that’ll work for you.Self-promotion is limited to the weekly self-promotion thread onlyĪccounts younger than 12 hours are now permitted to post both comments and submissions I believe they have a radio stack and individual round-dial units you can buy. Everything always looks too small but fortunately in SteamVR games (which is most of them) I can override world scale and I find that 115 makes everything about right. I’d still recommend the Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo and MFG Crosswind V3, but you may want some Logitech panels as well. This actually touches on an issue Ive had with pretty much every game in VR with the Reverb G2.

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There is the classic 3-monitor option as well, although I don’t think we have full multi-monitor compatibility yet. Milan Flight Gear has great rudder pedals called the Crosswind - there’s also a hydraulic damper add-on that’d probably be worth the money.įor a physical cockpit, if you want immediate compatibility I’ve heard that an ultrawide curved monitor works great in MSFS. Personally, I’d get the Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo. If you’re going VR, pretty much all you need is a good rig, a decent headset (I think the G2 seems to be the most popular option among simmers), and a couple control interfaces. His thread title was “I think I’m going to do it! FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2022!” so I’m guessing people thought he was planning on building a flight simulator, which seems to have been a pretty fair assumption based on the title.īut back on topic - OP, are you looking for a VR or physical cockpit? PERIPHERALS: TM Warthog HOTAS and Rudder pedals. My sound runs thru my recording studio sound system. GRAPHICS: nVidia GeFORCE RTX 2080 TI ( No O/C )ĭual DELL S2716DG Monitors on the left and right and (1) Samsung 36' TV in the middle set at 3840X2160 Res.

RAM: 32GB Corsair RGB RAM (No O/C of RAM) One in TURBO M.2 slot.ĬPU: Intel i9-9900KF 3.60 ( I overclock MSFS2020 to 4.8 While I may use VR in the future, the goal here is to have a decent 3 screen setup (When ASOBA enables it) with great external controls.ĭUAL 2GB NVMe Drives. This is something I’ve wanted to do for MANY, MANY years. I already have a decent computer system and will list what I have below, along with current peripherals. My goal is to build a COMMERCIAL AIRLINER home cockpit. Actually, there are tons of add-ons and I’m not sure what to buy and I don’t want junk. I see some great home cockpits online but don’t know where to start. I have edited this post in an effort to not duplicate a request.

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