The mapping are written as "main function/shifted function". So, I've revised my mapping to do away with the three layers for a simpler shifted function because insomnia. While I rarely use them not being to use them at all would be a problem I think. I don't use voice command, but I would say if you do want to go full VR you'll have to use that for the wingmen commands. You wont gain much, but depending on your setup it could be enough to make everything you need accessible. For pure VR I think it would make sense to have one button be SHIFT so that you can free up all buttons that require a SHIFT+button key. Though I do not use VR, so I do feel comfortable to use the keyboard for those outliers. I find that with this I can handle pretty much everything. Up: Adjust shield charging Down: Transfer energy from lasers to shields (SHIFT-F9) Up: Adjust weapon charging (F9) Down: Transfer energy from shields to weapons (SHIFT-F10) They are three in a row that toggle up and down: They are big and well placed though, so I can use them without looking. Lastly I have three toggle switches that I unfortunately have to take my hand off the throttle to use. SPACE (for jumping, entering hangar and confirming other selections) Then I have some additional keys on the throttle:
Target next craft (T) and previous craft (Y) Target next enemy (F3) and previous Enemy (SHIFT-F3) For me there are some crucial ones that I use all the time: I have an x52 Pro which has plenty of buttons that can be accessed easily. How many hat switches do you have, how many buttons can you easily reach in VR? From there on you can see what can be done. This highly depends on which HOTAS you are using. Still, could be handy to free up key presses, and potentially more intuitive. I'm wondering how other people generally map their controls? Which controls do people find critical vs merely nice to have? Do people use voice controls for any of the wingman commands? I found VAIRIO very handy in DCS, but the wingman commands are not nearly as nuts as they are in that game. So now that I think I've gotten the core functions working in XWAUP, the next step is to get everything mapped to the joystick, so I can fly HOTAS in VR.
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