OpenKneeboard VS JoystickGremlin

DCS Scratchpad, Open Kneeboard, Joystick Gremlin and HidHide, VoiceAttack, Tacview, and if I may self-promote for a moment, DCS AutoMate.

Check out OpenKneeboard. You can install (VR and non-VR) and have an image for each aircraft with key performance and engine management data. I like to grab a screenshot from this YT channel.

OpenKneeboard might be able to solve this problem. You can bind commands to a joystick or other device, and if that doesn't work, it also has some utility executables that you could have your button box call to control it.

There are - e.g https://openkneeboard.com , and the menu in openxr toolkit works the same way.

The website lists installation steps, troubleshooting and has a FAQ.

Open kneeboard https://github.com/OpenKneeboard/OpenKneeboard

Open Kneeboard to organize multiple kneeboard tabs in VR or flatscreen (if software counts)

Check out https://openkneeboard.com/

DCS Scratchpad, Open Kneeboard, Joystick Gremlin and HidHide, VoiceAttack, Tacview, and if I may self-promote for a moment, DCS AutoMate.

Easiest way to set it up quickly is to use this Tool to set up a base mappings file, from there you can edit it using this Guide. Joystick Gremlin is another great tool to get the most out of your hotas in any game. I find going hands-on-throttle-and-mouse a better approach for MW5 though, tracing lasers is a big part of using them and its hard to get that with a stick. as for VR as others have said VRWarrior to get started, along with Cockpit Glass, In the pit, and/or Immersive Cockpit will help with immersion, just be careful of mod conflicts.

Start at the Joystick Gremlin website and work on from there: https://whitemagic.github.io/JoystickGremlin/

Joystick Gremlin. Read how to set it all up along with Vjoy to make a Virtual Device. Once you set it up, everything should work normally.

I thought I'd found the key in this thread on the Github: https://github.com/WhiteMagic/JoystickGremlin/issues/76, but it doesn't seem to work (or I'm doing something wrong.)

Maybe software like Joystick Gremlin would do the trick.

Same here, it means I can switch between flying and racing by just selecting a different Joystick Gremlin profile. I use it to add a custom curve to the pedals (because the travel a little differently on mine) and to map them into a single new axis which I assign as rudder