mikegrr

Another question is, if the Loss Less Scaling frame generation app works with DX11, is there any reason to use DX12. I get much better results with LLS...no flickering in menus like FG. Worth the $6.00 dollars to me.

I see there is a newer version than the one I own. I don't use steam often. How do I update my version?

I searched the forum and couldn't find an answer. I realize the stick in the real copter works differently, but I still feel there should be a work-around force trim that takes all pressure off the stick when pressed. I believe even the Heuys had this back in the 60's. I know in real helis the cyclic stays in it's forced trim position, but few of us have joysticks that allow that. A force trim should take pressure off the stick. I do have cyclic longitudinal and lateral trim set up on a hat switch, but these take a lot more work than a simple force trim and release button. I tried the set trim binding and that removes all the trim that I've added. I guess beep trim is for fine tuning, but I've never used it. Is there a work around?

This happens to me recently but I only start Lossless frame gen afterward, It's most likely somewhere in a messed up add-on.

I haven't heard anything about changing visibility. Is this included in the new weather engine? I really miss this aspect of the weather.

Ok, you don't need the space, though most folks do. However it's probably not wise to load all your add-ons every time you start MSFS. That's where add-on linker comes into play. You only load the the stuff you're using in that session. Also the more you get into it, very soon you have gigabytes of stuff...it really adds up fast.

Does the model include having to adjust throttle and collective interactively? Or is there an option for simplified operation.

Just want to say it works fine for me with my 3060TI with DX12. Same doubling the FPS as FG without the flickering in static windows. Worth the $8.00.

The weather is totally different in these comparison shots...not sure what they prove.

In the video by Fielder, I actually like the AS sky better. It looks more like what the weather indicates, the cumulus look is wrong as shown in native MSFS weather. Whether the effects are generated correctly, it's hard to tell.

Spitfire for sure, but the best looking GA plane is the V35.

Ok, I tried it today...what a blast! I fired up the free Milviz F-86 Sabre and flew around Yosemite at high speed. It's cool to see the other planes react to your every move and you can set how fast they react and where they are in relation to your plane. The interface is a little confusing and it's hard to know what each parameter's effect is, but it was fun to play around. I flew inside and outside the cockpit and enjoyed them both, Tried numerous barrel rolls and the planes did it but they got a little confused. I also landed and the planes convert from a diamond formation to an inline one. Same as when you take off. They even led me to the terminal. Fun and different from the realism and procedures of something like the Comanche.

Of course, In the dialogue box...I never looked at it as the program automatically connected. Thanks so much for your help, and the program is a marvelous piece of software.

I don't see any traffic on the map and the options in the view menu to enable traffic are grayed out. I tried flying over KLAX, a busy airport with lots of live traffic. I see the traffic on the G1000, but not in LNM. I just downloaded and am using the the newest version. The map shows my current location and my plane icon, and I disconnected and reconnected to MSFS. I looked at the options but didn't notice anything. How do I turn on traffic on the map and enable the view options?