u/ChorizoBlanco

Hey guys, VR user here. For a long while I’ve been ignoring the radar in the cockpit for every jet that has it, and the way I’ve been selecting radar targets is by cycling them. I was wondering if:

1. Do you guys use the radar in the HUD or the cockpit? Is there any advantage on learning how to use the latter aside from immersion?
2. Is there any way to efficiently select a radar target without cycling? Like being able to select the target I want at once without cycling through every entity in the radar.

Thanks!

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I've searched for options, and while I found old posts from users that had the same question as me, none were able to find a solution. I would like to ask if anyone found a workaround that would allow me to at least close tabs in Safari by doing a 3-finger tap on them, and if not, any suggestion/tip around this as experienced MacOS users would be very much welcome!

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Right now, it appears that there is a single volume for all notifications, which seems to put the alarm in the same bag; is there no way to either have notification sound for messages and everything in general set to 'none', while having a higher volume for the alarm? There doesn't seem to be an option to set the ringtone to 'none' like I can with alarms, so I'm running out of ideas.