Can you do the world a favor and make a video explaining how to map out switches and how to build a simpit like that? There are companies out there that sell them for the cost of a sports car and then there are plans for shells you can get and build your own. The thing is getting it to the working panel phase. Awesome setup man, have fun
Hi! Did you checked The Warthog Project YT page? He made a fantastic job and explains everything. Of course he based his pit on DCS, mine is for BMS, but basically the concept is the same. For Inputs I use Pokeys cards, very easy to setup, no coding needed. Just wire to them switches, buttons, knobs, encoders and configure them
@@giovannilombardi2678 that is legit. Yeah i have seen his videos but more him flying. I will have to revisit it. Thanks for getting back with me and once again, very awesome setup man. My buddy in Cali, his dad had a back room with a fully functional MD-82 cockpit and it was a lot of fun. I'd really love to do my F/A-18C in my office area. Doesnt even need lights and screens bc i do VR, but to have all the switches where i need them would be awesome
you have a very nice completed cockpit, but flying with a monitor that limits your view. You should consider getting a Quest 3 that can do mixed realty, the bottom half showing your cockpit, then the upper showing the virtual world 360 degrees around you. It'd be 10X more immersive than looking at a screen.
Even all the lights work, excellent work!
Wow, I really hope to be able to match your setup one day.
Can you do the world a favor and make a video explaining how to map out switches and how to build a simpit like that? There are companies out there that sell them for the cost of a sports car and then there are plans for shells you can get and build your own. The thing is getting it to the working panel phase. Awesome setup man, have fun
Hi! Did you checked The Warthog Project YT page? He made a fantastic job and explains everything. Of course he based his pit on DCS, mine is for BMS, but basically the concept is the same. For Inputs I use Pokeys cards, very easy to setup, no coding needed. Just wire to them switches, buttons, knobs, encoders and configure them
@@giovannilombardi2678 that is legit. Yeah i have seen his videos but more him flying. I will have to revisit it. Thanks for getting back with me and once again, very awesome setup man. My buddy in Cali, his dad had a back room with a fully functional MD-82 cockpit and it was a lot of fun. I'd really love to do my F/A-18C in my office area. Doesnt even need lights and screens bc i do VR, but to have all the switches where i need them would be awesome
You can use arduino or even Pokeys and Xkeys.
Really cool setup thanks for showing
So cool! Well done ✌️😎✌️
you have a very nice completed cockpit, but flying with a monitor that limits your view. You should consider getting a Quest 3 that can do mixed realty, the bottom half showing your cockpit, then the upper showing the virtual world 360 degrees around you. It'd be 10X more immersive than looking at a screen.
That’s one bad $ rig 😮
Should be awesome in AR
Next step is mixed reality
@@giovannilombardi2678 this is beautiful how much did it cost?
That is a question that must be asked in a private message. Nobody wants to reveal that number for fear that their wives find out.
Get quest 3 and make it mixed reality
How did you get that view? I can get the HUD only view but not the view you have inside the cockpit.
Ahh nevermind, this is Falcon BMS and not DCS
you got one to spare? ill help you get rid of it
Awwesome! F4TS?
Thank you. Yes I use F4TS for gauges
@@giovannilombardi2678 and for the rest? Lights? Led displays?
For lights I used F4ToPokeys.