I hope this helps. Made a quick video showing the look of locking MSFS2020 to 30fps and using a tv to upsample it to 120fps.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5HJq2J37eI

So, we all need to buy a TV now to get a smooth FS experience?

Wow, this looks really smooth. Compared to a even more high end graphic card, a 120 Hz TV looks like a deal!

50 minutes ago, mlmcasual said:

I hope this helps. Made a quick video showing the look of locking MSFS2020 to 30fps and using a tv to upsample it to 120fps.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5HJq2J37eI

which tv  and settings?  what are the PC specs?

So this is actually live. This is really cool. Are there any monitors with this functionality?

Edited August 24, 20205 yr by flightsim1818

Frame interpolation works of course, but with 3/4 interpolated frames you have an input lag increased by at least 100 ms (+ the intrinsic contribution of the TV).

This may still be acceptable for a slow pace flight simulation but it's far from ideal. We need a fix for the cockpit screens, hopefully with the first patch.

Very nice but the roll coaster ride was a bit much 🙂

12 minutes ago, MrFuzzy said:

Frame interpolation works of course, but with 3/4 interpolated frames you have an input lag increased by at least 100 ms (+ the intrinsic contribution of the TV).

This may still be acceptable for a slow pace flight simulation but it's far from ideal. We need a fix for the cockpit screens, hopefully with the first patch.

But if it really looks like this example? Who needs anything else in FS2020 unless you're in a fighterjet? Who needs to worry about what you are mentioning? Or am I missing something?

Is there a way for the end user to edit the scenery to remove trees from streets and weird looking 3D objects ?

4 minutes ago, EBanalian said:

Is there a way for the end user to edit the scenery to remove trees from streets and weird looking 3D objects ?

you can with the SDK

Just now, Nedo68 said:

you can with the SDK

Any guid line how to do it ? also will the changes  be saved when the sim scenery being updated ? 

Thanks

look in the official forums here: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/c/self-service/sdk-discussion/164

46 minutes ago, flightsim1818 said:

But if it really looks like this example? Who needs anything else in FS2020 unless you're in a fighterjet? Who needs to worry about what you are mentioning? Or am I missing something?

Undoubtedly it looks exactly as in the video posted, but don't forget that this is a videogame, not a movie. You interact with the plane and send it commands, push buttons, etc. With frame interpolation and the input lag caused by the TV, basically every response is delayed. It could still be enjoyable for a slow FS of course...

46 minutes ago, MrFuzzy said:

Undoubtedly it looks exactly as in the video posted, but don't forget that this is a videogame, not a movie. You interact with the plane and send it commands, push buttons, etc. With frame interpolation and the input lag caused by the TV, basically every response is delayed. It could still be enjoyable for a slow FS of course...

Ahh,  🙂 So there might be an actual delay between.... say a joystick movement and response/action in airplane.

10 hours ago, MrFuzzy said:

Undoubtedly it looks exactly as in the video posted, but don't forget that this is a videogame, not a movie. You interact with the plane and send it commands, push buttons, etc. With frame interpolation and the input lag caused by the TV, basically every response is delayed. It could still be enjoyable for a slow FS of course...

The delay from what I have seen is a non issue in MSFS 2020.

The delays normally caused by Vsynch can be greatly minimized by using the Nvidia  "Fast Sync" option. The delay caused by video processing Upscale frame interpolation will depend on the TV model, but it was not enough to cause any noticeable  yoke input control delay on My samsung Q7 tv.

 

Edited August 24, 20205 yr by mlmcasual