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  2. Fiorentoni
    No they cannot be ignored (for technical reasons), so MSFS default turbulence will always be active. The AS devs said they created AS with MSFS turublence set to LOW, so you might want to set that too.
  3. G550flyer
    Fact!
  4. EGLD
    just to add to the moaning, I care not about window sizes or spaceship loading screens or ANOTHER airbus, but I do want to fly a 777-300
  5. Maxis
    Card being pushed too hard (Especially if the framegen is uncapped) and the hardware (Graphics Card) is failing to keep up which is producing artifacts. Also important for Nvidia Cardholders since you cant use framegen in DX11 up to 1080p display = 12GB Vram up to 1440p display = 16GB Vram 4K and above= Over 16GB Vram I also recommend to be mindful about using 8K resolution repaints as well if your flying in DX12 with Framegen. Try to stick to the 4k Versions.
  6. btacon
    While that may be your opinion I challenge your statement with four PMDG 737s in service, each as robust and feature filled as the ones modeled for P3d. Add to it the Fenix a320 and a myriad of default aircraft now with more features and advanced avionics than in any previous sim, the Longitude and the 787 and 747 come quickly to mind. This ain’t yer grandfathers MSFS and to declare it as only for VFR and “Eye Candy” can be viewed as quite short sighted, bordering on disingenuous. My Opinion only but an opinion of someone who owns both MSFS 2020 AND P3D Ver 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, and now 6.0 -B
  7. AnkH
    I was just about writing this. The screenshot sadly looks like failing VRAM. Might be that the use of the FG mod somehow triggers this because it fills the VRAM up faster and more consequently?
  8. JaneRachel started following SU 15 Delayed again
  9. JaneRachel
    Its very much the nature of the games/sim industry. In 44 years in the games industry (and sims too), its not the spec that kills you, but the bugs that suddenly defy squashing. I had a major title held up at EA with a crash bug that took my team weeks to find. It was a simple thing, in a couple of lines of code, but brought the entire project to its knees. We had pretty much every coder and myself hunting through code to track down. Conversely, I have seen bugs that look like they are going to be mega difficult, that I have ended up fixing over a cup of coffee in minutes. You are right about hundreds of people, although in terms of many issues, that boils down to just a few talented programmers to fix, with the majority of teams being art, design etc etc.. The specialist programmers are a minority on most games and sims (for lots of reasons, but I wont write an essay 🙂 ) Back when people paid me to be a programmer, rather than to run studios and publishing companies, we had all sorts of issues, for example, with Alien Vs Predator for Atari. It was coded by just two of us, myself and Mike (a very talented programmer). Some days it was bug city which we had to splat like the Aliens. Other days life was smooth. The moral is you can never tell and projects have a life of their own when it comes to shipping dates, despite so many processes we now have in place in the big studios. I routinely factor in a 20% time contingency on every project with the studios that I lead (which indeed can be hundreds of people now). Its why sometimes that many of us wish that we made business software which is an order of magnitude easier than 3D software and games, that come with animation, physics et al 🙂 Jane
  10. ca_metal
    Ok, but that's not the kind of artifacting I see when using the default FG. It's way less pronounced and they are not that colourful, they follow the colour pattern from the surroundings. Like spudro said, it could be Vram. Those coloured artifacts are usually related to Vram, like faulty VRam.
  11. Bobsk8
    The turbulence in AS is much more realistic than the MSFS Turbulence.
  12. ca_metal
    I wouldn't be so surprised if they release an A330 with 2024, it's just the scene the A330 shows up there's no clear sign it's the plane they are flying (it could be the A320 or the caravan). All the other planes "confirmed" were recorded flying. But yeah, it could be. As a side note, I really like the Ini products, but they need to optimize better their products. Their airports/planes are too heavy on the FPS. The A310 is awesome, but it's too heavy (even for my pc: 7800x3d + 4090).
  13. okupton
    Sorry, just figuring out how to post screenshots here after all these years!
  14. pinepix62
    I really like the PC-12 and I am giving it another go. If I set turbulence to low it works much better and I managed some good landings. The one thing that is still does not make sense is the entire idea of the rudder / aileron interconnect. It should reduce the amount of rudder input required. I read somewhere that with YD on you should be able fly the PC-12 without any additional rudder input but I am struggling to center the ball. I like low level bush flying and island hopping so I hardly ever use the autopilot and fly without flight plans.
  15. IanHarrison
    Def. not what I have. How did you get this image to post?
  16. bigifooti
    That's honest insight and fully understandable! 😎 In my line of work I see the same, as some of the most brilliant engineers are unable to explain a solution because to them it's obvious. I think SWS (maybe yourself) had joined a Twotonemurphy stream, but that didn't include any flying. Might be as simple as coaching/talking him though a flight.
  17. okupton
    Here's what I see P3d V5.4.9.28482
  18. St Mawgan
    Ah well. Fair enough then. It is a bit of a tortoise.
  19. Flic1
    It looks like Drzewiecki Design Washington DC Landmarks addon. That along with their KDCA is awesome!
  20. Rene_Feijen started following Active Sky review
  21. Rene_Feijen
    I suppose the in-sim turbulence settings are ignored when running ASFS?
  22. ark
    If you turn on tooltips and hover over the SFT button you will see the AP SFT function is INOP. However, you can turn the SFT light on and off with (L:MODE_SFT). Al
  23. arl started following Change the name show in the GTN750
  24. arl
    Hello, since I did not get a reply from the RXP support via mail I will try it here. I bought the RXP GTN 750. After some fideling I got it working. But then I saw, that my full name is shown on the boot up screen. Since I stream some of my flight sim session live, I would like that to match my nickname so my real full name is not shown on the internet. Does anybody know where I can change that? Thanks and kind regards -- arl
  25. vgbaron
    To me, it's just fun to see that there was a severe storm in Denmark a few weeks ago and set up historical weather to go fly around. I know I could manually set layers and winds etc but, frankly, that's too much work. I justr pick the cofrrect day and all the nuances are set up for me. It's just a handy feature.
  26. Dominique_K
    My preference would go to the Fleet Shadower, noiseless and carrier-borne. That it is pretty ugly is of no importance as it was designed for night patrol. Imagine the challenge flying at night at 38 knots and not to fall asleep 😴
  27. Bond
    Jorg said that yesterday.
  28. ryanbatc
    Eh I've got enough SAPs (slow word not allowed pistons LOL) - it looks marvelous but I'm ready for something a bit faster 🙂
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  30. SKBv
    Columbus, Ohio— It’s a great pleasure to announce that Skybus Virtual airlines is currently seeking pilots to join the New Airline. Skybus Virtual Airlines is a professionally operated Virtual carrier Based in the U.S at John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Columbus Ohio, with a secondary hub in Greensboro North Carolina. Skybus Virtual is operating just like the Original, and now defunct Skybus Airlines back in 2007-2008, except with a twist. Skybus Operated 12 A319 aircraft. SKBv will Operate brand new A320neo. We have added every route Skybus had in place plus the routes that were removed before ceasing operations. But most importantly We at SKBv are going to move on with their Original Intent with International destinations as well. On July 24, 2007, the U.S. Department of Transportation granted Skybus the right to fly international flights to Cancun Mexico and Nassau Bahamas, and we plan to add those routes soon along with other routes that we think Skybus would have flown. Here at Skybus Virtual we offer a sleek web design with ACARS, awards, and commendations as you progress through your VA career. We offer tour programs and charter flights, and assistance in training our pilots with online flying procedures. Our Airbus 320neo will deliver all our passengers to one of our 20 destinations Other News: We did Switch out our Destination St. Augustine (KSGJ) for Jacksonville International (KJAX) as St. Augustine airport in the Sim is not compatible with our aircraft Skybus Virtual Airlines is looking for those pilots who want to get the most from their flight sim experience, which also allows for opportunities for advancement within your Skybus virtual career. If you’re looking for the challenge of flying for an up-and-coming airline, to destinations across the U.S and select markets and the camaraderie of a great group of pilots visit us at link below. Skybus Virtual Airlines (crewsystem.net)
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