Farlis

They have and changed it according to the changelog for the next version coming next week. But that changelog also had this addendum: "Contrary to community speculation, this has made a negligible impact on performance"

That was on Chewy. He apologized but he was slotted to manage the stream on short notice as the person who was supposed to do it was unavailable. And so he did not have enough time to set it up properly.

Then I can only recommend to not use it at this time. I mean it takes away about half of the performance and is still in development by NVDIA.

So you don't fly the Fenix A320? Or the IFly 73Max? Don't use GSX? Don't have Active Sky installed?

Do you use the EFB+ Mod? That has a GSX integration as well.

Correct.

Maybe you should check. ;) In latin the spelling is "Rhodus". That's where the "h" came from and persists to this day in french, german, dutch, swedish, english, norwegian. Italian, spanish and portuguese dropped the h. So your initial point that it is "Rodes" for the european readers is simply wrong.

Not twitchy at all.

It's all in the hands of the people who manage Bing Maps.

@LRBS Just ignore him. He once was daft enough to exclaim that he refuses to believe that pilots use their home simulator for procedural training and when pointed out that this is indeed good enough, he questioned either their abilities or sanity. Thinks himself an expert on how pilots work. Or rather should work.

Took her out for a touch and go at Burbank. Flies beautiful as ever, the new features are a welcome addition.

I'm with you on that. There are many fields were compromises have to be made in fidelity. These are after all add-ons that you can buy for less than 100 dollars. It's not a multimillion dollar Level-D representation of the real thing. But despite all that, one would hope that at least all functionality for flight planning the pilot is given in the real aircraft can also be found in an add-on like this. Sadly that's rarely the case.

You should go the extra mile and do some real flightplanning. I found this to be the most fun about VFR flying: Having to figure out where you are actually allowed to fly and where you have to be in contact with a controller and where you can just fly as you see fit.

That's something I did not expect. Great!

I was asking because I was not sure whether he was making a general, already late announcement, or whether something was broken with the most current version of the mod, which I was unaware of. His advice was confusing because the update of the mod to make it compatible with 1.0.6 already came out yesterday evening. So about 12 hours before he posted about it.