I also have the Vive. Make sure you've correctly set up and checked the "floor level" and chaperone box using SteamVR.
I inadvertently knocked a tracking station out of alignment, and found myself sitting on the main spar of the airplane, and on the roof of my trucks in ATS, etc.
A realignment brought everything back to normal again.
IIRC, I had to put the seated position down separately inside the chaperone box. Need to look into the settings again myself too.
The Helios Cockpit Management System has been developed for DCS, the military flight simulation.
It allows the use of a large touch screen monitor to display and control the instruments.
I believe it hooks into the .lua command structure of DCS to bring all instruments, buttons and switches out.
Gadroc, it's developer, has released the source code http://www.gadrocsworkshop.com.
It would be nice for DCS users to use their hardware in AFS2 too.
But of course their should be the required interfaces, and the panel's etc. need to be drawn.
