My issue is that RTSS seems to limit all the frames. If I pick an FPS of lets say 49 (then FG kicks up to 88-90) then my fps still remains at 49 per the msfs counter. 

On 8/21/2025 at 1:27 AM, prolixindec said:

Others are seeing this:

CHARACTERS QUANTITY
CHARACTERS VARIETY
CHARACTERS QUALITY
AIRPORT SERVICES QUANTITY
AIRPORT SERVICES VARIETY
PARKED AIRCRAFT QUANTITY
PARKED AIRCRAFT VARIETY
AIRCRAFT TRAFFIC QUANTITY
AIRCRAFT TRAFFIC VARIETY

But I'm only seeing this:

CHARACTERS QUANTITY
CHARACTERS VARIETY
CHARACTERS QUALITY
AIRPORT SERVICES QUANTITY

Any guidance on how I can find the final items on the list? I'd like to turn off PARKED AIRCRAFT, but I can't see an option to select that.

EDIT: Fixed, it was a GUI issue. Some options can be truncated based on your screen layout.

Could you or somebody else give me a hint how I can influence the mentioned GUI restrictions? I have a quite powerful gear but still running a "simple" HD monitor. Could this be the reason? However, most initial settings of MSFS2024 had been ULTRA or HIGH.

When setting up GENERAL -> GRAPHICS, unfolding then GLOBAL RENDERING QUALITY, the last visible item is PARKED AIRCRAFT QUANTITY and some space below. I saw the screenshot of a friend who has 4 items more

• AIRCRAFT TRAFFIC VARIETY,
• ROAD TRAFFIC,
• SEA TRAFFIC, and
• FAUNA.

Hints are very much appreciated.

EDIT: I just found and tried a tool enabling to set up all settings outside MSFS 2024. It's called "FS2024 - UserCfg Editor". The items are accessible, nonetheless they are not available directly in the sim menu.

Edited September 4, 2025Sep 4 by FlyingAxx
New finding

10 hours ago, FlyingAxx said:

Could you or somebody else give me a hint how I can influence the mentioned GUI restrictions?

I use MSFS as the "out of the cockpit world view" for another sim, which provides all the aircraft flight model, systems, in-cockpit views, etc. For this reason, my MSFS window is very long and thin. It's the full width of my monitor, but only takes up 1/3 of the height. This is great for the world view when flying, but it truncates the MSFS menus when in Settings. To fix the issue, I just full-screen MSFS when accessing the menus, then revert back to the long-and-thin setting when I'm done. I realize this circumstance may not apply to you (or anyone else), but this is how I was able to see all of the selections in the MSFS menus.

Edited September 5, 2025Sep 5 by prolixindec

On 8/30/2025 at 11:35 PM, Sonosusto said:

My issue is that RTSS seems to limit all the frames. If I pick an FPS of lets say 49 (then FG kicks up to 88-90) then my fps still remains at 49 per the msfs counter. 

I personally stopped using RTSS and have become an "in-game" FPS setter.  While using "half monitor refresh" and a in game frame limiter of 40 and TAA and DLSS FG,  gives me the smoothest experience. 

12 hours ago, prolixindec said:

I use MSFS as the "out of the cockpit world view" for another sim, which provides all the aircraft flight model, systems, in-cockpit views, etc. For this reason, my MSFS window is very long and thin. It's the full width of my monitor, but only takes up 1/3 of the height. This is great for the world view when flying, but it truncates the MSFS menus when in Settings. To fix the issue, I just full-screen MSFS when accessing the menus, then revert back to the long-and-thin setting when I'm done. I realize this circumstance may not apply to you (or anyone else), but this is how I was able to see all of the selections in the MSFS menus.

I'm using full screen all the time and got a truncated menu nonetheless - at least in this example. At the moment the only possibility seems to be using the external tool as it allows accessing all user settings being listed in "userCfg.opt". Like the configuration file it handles RAW-data that you have to translate yourself to in-game-values like "ultra" = 3 or "medium" = 0.