klamal

Thank God common sense is returning!!!

I've been wondering this myself. I was really looking forward to this aircraft.

That's excluding democrat run US cities, right? LOL

I am sorry to be picky here. Maybe your intent was not to match actual aircraft that the airline operated. If so, please ignore this. But, I used to work for Midwest (Express) Airlines in KMKE. To the best of my knowledge, we never operated any Airbus aircraft. You could maybe argue that after with the merger with Frontier, but I think that's a stretch too. Anyway, again, I'm not trying to be rude here. They are great pics and seeing the colors of my former airline always brings back great memories of a wonderful airline and place to work! We were once "The Best Care in the Air"!

So that's still with Steam installed on the same computer as flight sim, right? What if you were to install LSFG on a separate computer with Steam and then copy the LosslessScaling.exe to the flight sim computer(No Steam installed at all) and run it that way? In other words, not installing Steam at all on the flight sim computer but still running the LosslessScaling.exe on the flight sim computer.

This is my hesitation in buying this program. I don't want to have to install Steam. I wonder if this can be installed on a separate computer with Steam and then "extracted" out to the flight sim computer and ran outside of Steam? I'm guessing by the way Alti's statement is worded that this is not possible? I'm not a Steam user so I'm not sure how that part works.

At what resolution? I run at 4K. I have the same processor as you.

Settings in the sim do not matter. You can configure the sim however you want.

For those with a 4090 already that are saying why would we want to use this with one, what settings are you using? Since SU15, I can't get a smooth experience at all with my 4090. So, I'm thinking I may give this a try. But, I'd be happy not to if I could just find the settings to get it running smooth without it.

If I'm understanding this tool correctly, I think what it's doing is it is actually "jumping in the middle" of what the sim is generating for an image to the graphics card and what the graphics card actually gets. So, the sim is going to do whatever we configure it to do based on in game settings. Then, instead of that just going directly to the GPU, it gets intercepted by this tool. This tool does its own processing on top of what the sim already did and then it is what actually outputs the images to the GPU/screen. I don't know if that's technically what's happening or not. But that's how I picture it in my mind. Because he says in the video that this is essentially a screen capture application. So, it's capturing the output from the sim then doing its own magic and then ultimately outputting the image to be displayed to the GPU w/ its additional frames spliced in.

The sad state of a society that values people's feelings and "lived experience" over facts, objective truth and reality! Whatever happened to "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me"????? We now have a society full of 2 year olds, no matter how old their actual age. But, hey, they can always identify as a two year old I suppose. Sad.

Thank you!! Missed that one!

Have you figured this out? I’m having the same issue. Follow all the checklists but can’t get the digital numbers to show on the altimeter nor the outside air temperature gauge.

He's got something coming still with his new job. Sounds like they are ok with him continuing the YouTube/social media thing. His latest video was flying a TBM 960, I believe so maybe he's moving to that?

Yes. This is because Delta is a traditional "hub and spoke" airline. So all of their flights traverse one of their hubs(ATL, DTW, JFK, SLC, MSP). I think Southwest would be a better fit for what you're looking for. Possibly even Frontier and Spirit as well from the airbus side of things.