Hi - 

 

Does anyone using the Carenado aircraft (default Beechcraft Bonanza A-36, Cessna 337, etc) notice that the virtual cockpits are grainy,almost like it's  not being anti-aliased ? When I look at the other default aircraft and the ones I imported from FSX, the VC looks ok.

 

I did not notice this in 2.2. I was using the Nspector setting in 2.2 to update the AA. I have not done any tweaking (and would prefer not to) to the default nvidia settings. I tried all the in-game graphic setting and the results are still the same.  I have tried to change the texture size from 1024 to 2048,  4x MSAA, 8x MSAA,  texture filtering to 16x, FSAA (on/off) - no joy....

 

Anyone else have this issue? 

 

Thanks.

Daniel

All planes have slightly blurry gauges... But I use in-game AA settings

I have the same, but it was the same in v2.2. I too removed the settings in NI (SGSS) when upgrading to v2.3 and the lack of SGSS is the reason for the jaggies in the VC, I think. The default simobjects are ok, probably because of mipmapping? At least it looks like they have been made to take advantage of the MSAA. Enabling in-game FXAA helps somewhat but makes the panel a bit too blurry imo.

 

We all need for Nvidia to support Prepar3D v2!

 

 

Does anyone using the Carenado aircraft (default Beechcraft Bonanza A-36, Cessna 337, etc) notice that the virtual cockpits are grainy

 

That is also what I see and in addition to that I also frequently see shimmering textures in the VC panels. I don't see this or very little in other default planes.

Since Carenado use HD textures I would expect the opposite to be the case.

In my pay ware planes the Just Flight Chipmunk and A2A Piper Cherokee I don't see it at all. In the Milviz B55 very slightly.

I see Carenado is selling a Bonanza A36 for FSX and P3D (V1 ?). Is this the same plane we got as default in P3D2 ?

 

 

Enabling in-game FXAA helps somewhat

 

Didn't help for me.

 

>Enabling in-game FXAA helps somewhat

 

Didn't help for me.

 

It's no replacement for SGSS for sure, but at least it takes away the worst shimmering in my system (with an extra general blurryness to it all...).

I have the Carenado A36 originally bought for FSX but works a treat in P3D 2.3. It is my most popular used aircraft and the cockpit looks nice and sharp. Much better than the default that comes with P3D.

 

Here's a video of the cockpit..... best viewed full screen in 1080p to appreciate the effect  

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD76PN_K-DY

 

 

It's no replacement for SGSS for sure, but at least it takes away the worst shimmering in my system (with an extra general blurryness to it all...).

 

I just turned on 4xSGSS in nspector and that help a lot - but it killed my frames rate when there were a lot of clouds.  I still don't understand why the Carenado VC shimmer and the others do not. What did they do so different to their VC?