Jaus

Ever seen this before? https://www.facebook.com/reel/894219852949699

Yep, pilot

Your In-Game Name: JG1_Jaus EIF Discord Name: JG1_Jaus [if applicable] Squadron affiliation: JG1 If you have a particular Squadron or person that you prefer to fly with: JG1 Your time zone: EST (GMT -5) Your certainty of attending: Week A1 (Saturday, 1 November 2025) Yes Week A2 (Saturday, 8 November 2025) Yes Flip sides Week B1 (Saturday, 15 November 2025) Yes Week B2 (Saturday, 22 November 2025) Yes

Ths Spirit of St. Louis is an authentic repro based on the aircraft owned by the Smithsonian. Original engine design. The Spad is authentic with the exception of a Lycoming engine. SoSL go around.mp4 Bristol.mp4 Spad 7.mp4

I'm very curious to hear from those who upgraded from the Reverb G2. Did the Crystal Lite improve definition? I'm particularly interested in whether or not it reduced anti-aliasing shimmer and pixel chatter.

So after you run Steam first you can ditch that and just use OpenXR/PimaxXR ? I see 'Windows Mixed Reality for SteamVR' as well as 'OpenXr for WMR' and 'OpenXR Tools for WMR' in add/remove programs. Is that what you have to remove?

I'm looking at upgrading my aging Reverb and evaluating the Crystal Lite. Can anyone summarize the steps to get it running on IL2 if you currently run a Reverb with WMR and OpenXR?

Posted above the urinal at the Air Hertigae Museum in Beaver Falls PA.

Your In-Game Name: Jaus FIF Discord Name: Jaus [if applicable] Squadron affiliation: JG1 Your time zone: Eastern Your certainty of attending: Dry Run Test (Saturday, 17 May 2025) Yes Week A1 (Saturday, 24 May 2025) Yes Week A2 (Saturday, 31 May 2025) Yes Week A3 (Saturday, 7 June 2025) Yes Week A4 (Saturday, 14 June 2025) Yes

Please post the following information: Your In-Game Name: JG1_Jaus FIF Discord Name: JG1_Jaus [if applicable] Squadron affiliation: JG1 Your time zone: Eastern Time Your certainty of attending: (as of now) Dry Run Test (Saturday, 12 October 2024): Yes Week A1 (Saturday, 19 October 2024): Yes Week A2 (Saturday, 26 October 2024): Yes Week A3 (Saturday, 2 November 2024): Yes Week A4 (Saturday, 9 November 2024): Yes

Looks like I stumbled upon the problem. While switching windows in pursuit of a solution I happened to notice a small message in the top banner of the WMR Portal window that said something to the effect of "WMR Portal is not set up to use OpenXR composite" There was a "Learn More" and "Fix it" buttons next to the message. "Learn More" didn't get a response, but when I hit "Fix it" the banner disappeared and now WMR handshakes with IL2 to launch IL2 in VR. Not sure how I missed that setup component.

Yeah, its strange since I had no problem setting it up on my old machine. I use a shortcut to the launcher, but not directly to the il2 exe. VR is enabled in the launcher.

I've followed the instructions here: https://forum.il2sturmovik.com/topic/79847-step-by-step-instructions-for-openxr-and-necksafer-for-wmr-sets/ (except for the part about launching IL2 from Steam) OpenComposite shows OpenXR selected, but when I run WMR and then IL2 (vr enabled), IL2 simply launches in full screen mode, no vr. I don't recall having this problem on my old machine (both W10). I've placed the 64b openvr_api in the /bin/game folder as instructed) With WMR running and openxr selected in OpenComposite, IL2 simply opens in a standard screen view, and the headset still shows the WMR cliff house. I've tried re-doing the entire openxr process, but no change. I can get VR to work with SteamVR (also selected in OpComp)

Commemorative Air Force's B-29 "FIFI" rolls down the tarmac at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum. If you have two grand lying around you can even ride in the cockpit..... P6058549.mp4 P6050075.mp4

The AC is a C-46 which was acquired from the Marines after sitting at Pensacola for years. Pending restoration. This particular aircraft actually flew supply missions over the "hump' to China in WWII. I never realized a ball gunner in a B17 did not have a down-the-barrel sighting mechanism Exhaust flame suppressor used on C-47s carrying paratroops and gliders to destinations in France in the wee hours of 6/6/44