The G1000 displays are so dim as to be un-readable. I know this has been mentioned, but I wonder if a fix was found. I know A2A put out a hotfix to brighten the PMS 750. Works great.

For now, try changing the time of day..

Ok, I guess I'll have to wait to use these legacy planes. There's plenty of others to try.

Thanks

2 hours ago, mikegrr said:

The G1000 displays are so dim as to be un-readable. I know this has been mentioned, but I wonder if a fix was found. I know A2A put out a hotfix to brighten the PMS 750. Works great.

I believe there is a parameter somewhere in the sim that purports to increase/decrease the emissive element of displays. I will look for it but I recall seeing it somewhere in one of the fs2024 menus. I agree some displays (not all) are rather dim. I managed to increase the brightness of the DA62 (mod) displays I'm working on at the moment from fs2020 but that requires editing the interior model file.

Edited December 14, 20241 yr by robert young

Thanks for looking into this.

I was reading in the Development forums that Asobo have a universal fix for this, but it was too late to get it into the latest patch, but will be coming in the next patch or sooner.

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Will Dark Screens Be Fixed on 2020 Planes?

Hi everyone,

We believe we have finally found a “universal” fix for this issue - although it is still being tested, initial results seem to indicate this will work for nearly all packages.
The problem is that since it came in rather late in the next patch development cycle, this fix won’t be available in this week’s update - we are discussing how it could be provided sooner rather than later.

I will keep you posted on timings as soon as I know more.

Best regards,

Eric / Asobo

 

https://devsupport.flightsimulator.com/t/will-dark-screens-be-fixed-on-2020-planes/10750/45?page=2