Hello, sometimes I'm experiencing a bug with an incomplete graphic of PFD, as attached screenshot, which is flickering fast between this and normal graphic. It appears most, if sun is low on the sky. Anyone else too? 

Yes, has been acknowledged, and while it does not mnake part of today's update for the PMDG 737 for MFS, they mentioned it:

"Customers seeing flickering artifacts on the displays: We have gotten a few reports at tech support, and in threads here in the forum that some users are seeing flickering artifacts on the displays. They are often reported as "when turning" but this is a distractor, because the turning causes a redraw mechanism that fails. We can reproduce this in house in the EFIS/MAP layout, which is why that layout is disabled in the initial release. We believe this to be related to a problem in the GDI+/NANO layer and brought it to the attention of Asobo in October, but I believe it was viewed as a lower priority item as we were able to code our way around it with some ingenuity. Unforunately, when SU9 landed, the problem returned to the EFIS/MAP layout and this resulted in us disabling that option and re-floating it to Asobo for their review. It has not been reviewed as of this juncture as the individual responsible was not in the office last week. We are hoping it will get some attention this week. We will keep you posted."

Edited May 17, 20224 yr by jcomm

Starting to ask myself a question as to how this passed QA before release if this is so wide spread (I experience this too.) This was reported before SU9 released so I'm questioning the validity of this, but whatever. As long as they address this.

Edited May 17, 20224 yr by Drumcode

When it happens, I just treat this as a screen failure and change the order of the displays using the proper knobs. 

If you have the push-back utility from flight sim dot to,try removing it.

Ok guys, thanks to all for the info and ideas to fix it.

59 minutes ago, Kyuss said:

I found I only have the issue if I use the pre-configured cold and dark panel setting in the FMC.

Pre-configured as in from PMDG or do you have your own custom cold, dark and empty? I didn't try the other panel states and always start with the default C&D. 

They seem aware of it.

I only had the issue on third or fourth startup of the plane without closing the sim.  I guess close the sim every time you do something, or I may be just mistaken. 

Have it and it appears related to the preset cold and dark but not certain. 

2 hours ago, BIGSKY said:

If you have the push-back utility from flight sim dot to,try removing it.

Already confirmed that it is not pushback tool related. Its just a bug in the current release version 😉 Me having it every other flight and then:

4 hours ago, GCBraun said:

When it happens, I just treat this as a screen failure and change the order of the displays using the proper knobs. 

exactly doing this 😄

Cheers

T.

4 hours ago, jcomm said:

We believe this to be related to a problem in the GDI+/NANO layer and brought it to the attention of Asobo in October, but I believe it was viewed as a lower priority item as we were able to code our way around it with some ingenuity.

I'm new to PMDG, and I'm very happy with the product, but I can't help but notice the sheer number of times in "their" comms that "they" (ok, Robert) are quick to blame Asobo for any shortcomings in their products. It might be true in this case, but it's a pattern nonetheless. I noticed in one of the tutorial videos on YouTube, when the live weather was slow to load, Robert was quick to drop in a, "Oh, Asobo... [laughing]". I'm not sure I'd treat my business partner with such disrespect knowing that because of them I'm about to make more money than I could ever have imagined on previous platforms.

Anyway, just to keep my post on topic, I also have the flickering issue on the co-pilot's PFD from time-to-time.

43 minutes ago, Redge said:

I'm new to PMDG, and I'm very happy with the product, but I can't help but notice the sheer number of times in "their" comms that "they" (ok, Robert) are quick to blame Asobo for any shortcomings in their products. It might be true in this case, but it's a pattern nonetheless. I noticed in one of the tutorial videos on YouTube, when the live weather was slow to load, Robert was quick to drop in a, "Oh, Asobo... [laughing]". I'm not sure I'd treat my business partner with such disrespect knowing that because of them I'm about to make more money than I could ever have imagined on previous platforms.

Anyway, just to keep my post on topic, I also have the flickering issue on the co-pilot's PFD from time-to-time.

There are a number of small bugs that are annoying and stuff that I personally reported and am wondering what happened to their QA. I can't wait to put my hands on the A320 to see if I come across similar number of small bugs or if it'll be flawless from the gates.

1 hour ago, Redge said:

I can't help but notice the sheer number of times in "their" comms that "they" (ok, Robert) are quick to blame Asobo for any shortcomings in their products. It might be true in this case, but it's a pattern nonetheless.

This has been going on forever... and it's not just PMDG and Flightsim developers that are guilty of it (but they are some of the worst perpetrators).  Basically if they don't know how to fix something, they blame it on the overlying platform:

Add-On developer > It's a bug in the sim

Sim Developer > It's a bug in Windows (Microsoft)

Microsoft > It's a hardware incompatibility

Hardware manufacturer > You need an upgrade

That way, they're off the hook until they heroically figure out how to solve the problem: "Although it was <previous blamee's> bug, because of the herculean efforts of our software engineers who spent over a million man-hours on a subsistence diet of Cheese Whiz and Diet Coke poring over zillions of bytes of code, we were able to work around this bug (which was definitely caused by <previous blamee>) despite the lack of support provided by <previous blamee> who couldn't be bothered to get out of bed and give us a call.  Undoubtedly, this unprecedented level of effort has instilled a deep level of admiration that we ask you to keep in mind when we offer our next product." 😄