March 25, 20206 yr Community, I was wondering if Microsoft have been able to fix the 'blurry' issues we've had for 20 years. Love to see screenshots of 737's instead of Cessna's over land. Tim
March 25, 20206 yr It's not an "issue". FSX had that feature built into by design. Each class of terrain has a texture file that was mipmapped with multiple texture resolutions. The designers of FSX thought that if a user had slower hardware, it would be better to display a lower resolution texture (blurry) than no texture at all (black squares). Basically, if your hardware is too slow to run a specific flightsim, bad things will begin to happen.
March 25, 20206 yr 50 minutes ago, SidekickUBT said: So...MSFS 2020 will still have lower resolution using bing? All people that might know that are covered under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
March 25, 20206 yr This sim will have worse 'blurries' if you have a bad internet connection. That is certain. Unless using 'offline' or cached mode. Edited March 25, 20206 yr by suncoastflyer P3Dv4 + XP11 MFS
March 26, 20206 yr There are two kinds of blurries : - under your aircraft, they are due to the gap of capability between your hardware and your sim+addons (including fast aircraft flying low). A little common sense and no blurries. Never had any for a long time. - in the distance. This is a FSX/P3D « feature » which can be a little mitigated by tuning the LOD parameters. I can live with it as, in real life, the far away landscape becomes somewhat indistinct. The FS20 team spoke of 600 km horizon in altitude. Not clear (pun non intended) whether it will be sharp all the way. Again not sure this is a real issue. Edited March 26, 20206 yr by domkle Dominique Simming since 1981 - [email protected] GHz with 16 GB of RAM and a 1080 with 8 GB VRAM running a 27" @ 2560*1440 - Windows 10 - Warthog HOTAS - MFG pedals - MSFS Standard version with Steam
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