Romeo_Tango

Perhaps a bug to be reported through the 'flighting' forums.

Do you have Mods in the community folder? If so, disable the community folder. You may have a conflict. Just a thought.

As the title suggests. A few updates ago I have had a situation. I am unable to use the sim in monitor mode after switching from VR. The frame rate falls to 5FPS. I have to close Windows Mixed reality before the sim is usable again. If I decide to go back in VR, the moment I re activate WMR, the frames are back to 5 FPS. If I activate VR mode, sometimes I get a CTD, but most times it switches to VR mode and runs quite fine, though perhaps not as smooth as my original activation. I am using a RTX 280 Super. with a 9th gen Intel I9 and 64G memory. I am on Windows 11 pro but had the problem before updating to Windows 11. Infact, I went to Windows 11 hoping this would have fixed the problem. I have seen this problem mentioned before but never did see a solution. Any advice appreciated.

Would love the ability to do like I used to in FSX and p3d. With the aid of FSUIPC, I could start a flight from exactly where I last left the aircraft. I could start the flight in current weather and time. I dear say that the perfect sim for me would be MSFS 2020 with all the features of FSX/P3d; afforded by all the addons that kept them going all these years. Add A2A airplanes with persistent state capability and VR. I hope I am around to experience a sim like this.

1. ATC 2. Reliable live and historic weather. 3. Stop the regression with every update. (Current stutters come to mind.)

Un-install it.

Not one quality of life setting is saved in MSFS. Been that way from release day till now. It is my understanding, (Don't know it to be true); that upon the very first launch of MSFS, whatever settings you make for QOL. items before the first shutdown; becomes the Sims default settings at every startup thereafter. I was tempted to try uninstalling MSFS and delete all folders and files associated with MSFS, then reinstall to see if this is true. I thought better of that when I remembered that it was going to take all day, and half a night just to download, and considering a lot of settings (Controller settings for example), are stored via Cloud Storage, I decided to leave well enough alone, and hope that one day within the next 8 years MS/ASOBO, will get around to addressing this. PS. if anyone is able to change and save QOL. settings, please share what they are and how you did it. I take that back. One QOL setting is saved. Airplane registrations are now saved.

Any idea when to expect the service pack?

I am not at the computer now. If I remember correctly, at bottom of the controller's page there is a 'profile manager'. There is an option to copy the profile, once you select 'copy', a window pops up requesting a name for the copy. Name it, and you are good to go. Edit the copy profile as you wish.

I am assuming you are using the default profile for the drone camera. If so, make a copy of the profile. By doing so you will have to have a different name for the new profile, use this 'new' profile and the drifting stops. I don't know if MSFS has fixed the problem, but the fix I shared here fixed it for me way back when the problem was introduced. I never tried going back to the default profile. I have done the same for all my controllers.

I found all 9 Yes, with a little practice, landings are pretty rewarding.

I think that's the number I heard on the stream yesterday. I found eight.

Hi I deployed landing gear using the emergency system and now I am unable to retract the landing gear. Anyone knows how to get the normal gear system working again?

What are external gauges? and how do I remove them? Store ver. and custom location on C drive. Thanks.

At least they made it public that its BETA. MS and ASOBO didn't tell us MSFS was beta. I thought I was getting a finished product with fancy weather and flight dynamics when I pre purchased it. A year plus it is greatly improved but doesn't change the fact that I feel wronged. Still, I must admit that MSFS is for me the future.