Luis Hernandez

But they hid all sensitive drawings from her. I mean, you may be able to obtain the part geometry, but I'm sure you can't get the definite material and tolerances just by looking. And that makes the difference between a supersonic fighter and an unscheduled abrupt disassembly (a.k.a. big bada-boom!) 11:30: That's a heavily customized version of P3D v6, right?

Does your current 4K monitor have G-sync or any kind of VRR?

Didn't know the Q400 had Simbrief connection. Unless you're talking about the $20 visual extension pack.

I like your idea. However, the ini buses I have that rely on the default AIRAC (i.e., all but the 340 and 350) require the airports to be up to date. If not, all procedures disappear. An example of that is the freeware SPJC scenery available at the .to (can't link it, page is blocked at my job). It only has one active runway, when the current SPJC has 2 (and a terminal between them). As soon as I removed this scenery and used the default 2024 one, I got my procedures back. Have you tried the Navdata-only subscription? It's around €29/year. That's what I use.

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The Ultimate one, obviously. I'm not sure the Navdata only one (the one at €30/year) can enable live traffic.

At least so that we could use it in 2020. It's not affected by the issues they mentioned regarding 2024 SU6

Will this mean that there are no more cruise/climb pitch oscillations? 🙏 After their non-existing support (I mean, label a version as Stable, and then refuse to support an issue with controls because "this is still an early access product, not finished"), I could figure the handflying issue on my own: elevator and aileron axis must be assigned directly in the sim. FSS forgot to add that these assignments can't be processed at all by any other utility (AAO, FSUIPC, Spad.Next, etc). Yep, no slope or dead zone setup at all there. As soon as I disabled axis processing in FSUIPC, I regained full control of the aircraft.

Thank you guys for your responses. In the end, the G-sync range in the IPS monitor I saw (ASUS Proart PA278QV) was too limited (48-75 Hz, and no LFC) and had no HDR. I pulled the trigger for another ASUS (TUF VG27AQL5A) instead. Sadly, proper G-sync monitors here are unaffordable, but at least this one is certified G-sync Compatible (unlike my current Viewsonic). With frame gen and LFC, I should be doing fine. Delivery date is this Friday. Looking forward to the new monitor.

Shut up and take my money! After seeing several glitches with FSHud, and its support quality declining, I guess I'm ready for the switch.

Found the issue: somehow, the control surfaces get centered again as soon as I stop moving my stick. It's impossible to handfly if this keeps happening. Unfortunately, this appears to be hard-coded, and I can't fix it on my own. I already opened a ticket in their (ugh) Discord, and included a video of this situation.

Lucky you. I was forced to a 20-day MSFS diet because my ISP screwed it up and left the whole block offline. I even asked for the possibility of improved offline textures for MSFS (unsuccessfully): Downtime was long enough for going to Brazil for a couple of weeks while leaving my rig behind.

Yep, it works at last I had installed this new version, but I get climb and cruise oscillations. Handflying is now a nightmare. With the original stable, VNAV-less version, this didn't happen. Any way to return to that version?

Didn't test the most important part: ghosting/smearing in the displays. Next!

And well, Messi has just retired from Argentina national team: The 3rd and the last paragraphs are the most important ones for me. Full Google translation in spoiler, for those who don't read Spanish: Full translation Gracias capitán! 🫡🐐