HiJust downloaded the flight sim and purchased Hawaii adventure and I am really enjoyed it.I know that to eliminate stuttering you enable the moving map on the instrument panel of the Icon, and this really works, but how do you enable the moving map on the Van's RV-6A? If you haven't got the moving map on the RV-6A then is there something else to enable so you won't get any stuttering?stelios

There is no moving map on the Vans RV-6A model we got in Flight, sorry.You can reduce stuttering by lowering your graphic settings. Try one at a time and see the results.

Thanks Ramon but what I don't understand is why do I have to lower the graphics settings as i get no stuttering with the icon plane (when i enable the map) and have stuttering with the Vans RV-6A one.stelios

Hi Stelios,The only solution for other aircraft at this point in time is to download the DXTory application and run it in the background when Flight is running.

Hi Stelios,The only solution for other aircraft at this point in time is to download the DXTory application and run it in the background when Flight is running.

Is it necessary to setup anything on DXTory or just install it and open in background? Thanks

Hi Stelios,The only solution for other aircraft at this point in time is to download the DXTory application and run it in the background when Flight is running.

can you please send us a link to where we can download it. How much does it cost?

Hi,Please see my detailed instructions in this thread. If still problems, let me know.http://forum.avsim.net/topic/363991-terrible-stuttering-unless-moving-map-is-enabled/page__p__2293419__fromsearch__1#entry2293419

I tried DXtory, which did help smooth out the frame rate, but found that I liked Bandicam better.YMMV, but Bandicam will do the same thing by limiting the frame rate to whatever you choose.It's just one more option. In any case, either of these programs worked better for me than FPS_limiterthat I've been using with FSX.http://www.bandicam.com/

I tried DXtory, which did help smooth out the frame rate, but found that I liked Bandicam better.YMMV, but Bandicam will do the same thing by limiting the frame rate to whatever you choose.It's just one more option. In any case, either of these programs worked better for me than FPS_limiterthat I've been using with FSX.http://www.bandicam.com/

Not sure which limiter you were using with FSX, I have been using the one included with Nvidia Inspector now with FSX, seems to work pretty good for me.I have not tried it in Flight yet - but have not been experiencing any noticeable stutters yet either - I may play around with Inspector and Flight some tomorrow just for giggles.I am curious though, has anyone heard a viable explanation, on why enabling a moving map on the Icon would elimate stuttering in the sim? That makes just absolutely no sense to me, unless it somehow changes the scenery outside by reducing something.

I am curious though, has anyone heard a viable explanation, on why enabling a moving map on the Icon would elimate stuttering in the sim? That makes just absolutely no sense to me, unless it somehow changes the scenery outside by reducing something.

Yes, me too. I have a problem with shimmering, transparent texures. In the Icon it is just around the bottom of the joystick floor mountings. The textures in this area break up and shimmer and I can see the terrain though the resulting holes. Turning on the moving map eliminates this provided that the frame rate stays above around 25 fps. (Typically, I get between 20-30 fps depending on the terrain). Below 25 fps the shimmering returns again whether the map is on or off.It is even worse with the RV-6 and Stearman. The whole joystick and parts of the peddals shimmer constantly. And, of course, no moving map to turn on.Obviously, there must be a reason why the moving map partly resolves this shimmering. Would really be interesting to know why.