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Old_As_Dirt

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  1. Good idea. I have tweaked my curves as it is easier to turn my head to the right than the left. I'll give it a try. Thanks. EDIT - That was it. Thanks mmcmah and of course, thanks Reset XPDR.
  2. Every release that I have tried has been better than not using Auto FPS. As stated, the noted micro, micro, micro stutter is almost unnoticable. It was noticed by these 81 year old eyeballs and I was just reporting it in case even it could be something that Reset XPDR might find useful. I think his work has been above and beyond.
  3. The only regression I have noted in the last few releases is the introduction of micro-stutters when using Track IR. It is so small that it is almost inperceptable, but I am just trying to report as you have asked. It's almost nothing in the whole scheme of things, but it's there. I only notice it in the yaw mode when looking left or right - nothing while in a fixed position. There is no loss of Framerates, during the observed very small deviation from perfect.
  4. I'm running it with your settings, except with the AUTO FPS turned on. Overall I get better FPS this way than setting the target frame rate. Everything is perfect! Thanks again! BTW - My System is Ryzen 5 5600G, RTX3060, and 16GB RAM. Usually holds around 40/45 with most settings on ULTRA.
  5. My experience is that v0.4.2, using Auto Target FPS, with USE EXPERT OPTIONS (all unchanged from default) provides the smoothest experience of any. I'm hooked and have no plans to change. Thanks for all your work Reset XPDR!
  6. Reset XPDR -- You have created one of the best, if not THE best, programs to enhance the enjoyment of MSFS 2020. I appreciate your work and the time you have devoted to helping us enjoy this marvelous piece of software. Thank you!
  7. Without going into any details, this is your best one yet. Thank you for all your efforts!
  8. It still works for me with the latest nvidia driver. If using the (Universal) mode, you don't use the Disable NvidiaSignatureChecks.reg feature.
  9. The one tagged "Universal" is recommended.
  10. I can press the wheel on my mouse down for a click and that's what I use.
  11. Thanks RobJC. I have been doing that and it works. Just trying to avoid that extra motion but I will gladly accept that along with all the good stuff.
  12. After a couple of weeks using this mod, there is only one thing that "bothers" me a little. That is the ATC panel that has all the ATC response lines, etc. I am using Track IR and any head movement causes the aforementioned panel to blur until I completely stop any head movement. Any one else noticed this and if so is there any solution to it? Someone else may have mentioned it earlier in this discussion, but I haven't seen it.
  13. I tried to post a picture, but it did not work. I am using the mod on my RTX3060, running Ryzen 5 5600G, 16 GB, on steam which has been relocated on a regular 2 TB hard drive. The picture I was going to post is on the default C172 flying over Manhattan at 1200 feet. Everything is sharp and the FR is reading 58 (steam framerate). My installation is just like shown on a youtube site with no adjustments to anything. It works.
  14. Wait till you hit 73! John
  15. I don't know the build number of RC3, but while running, if you go to the About section at the top of the screen, it will show whether you have RC3. It only came out early yesterday and I don't know how long it takes Steam to update or even if they update every release. I know they do not update the betas, but the release candidates are, as I understand it, released. There were some address issues with the weather in the earlier build/builds. Of course, you understand that you have to have purchased Sky Maxx Pro to receive their update. Just mentioning it in case there is a misunderstanding. John
  16. Sky Maxx Pro v3.3 is out with the following changelog What's New / Changed: 50% less VRAM usage in cloudy conditions Several performance improvements Increased upper limit on cloud draw area setting Improved cloud lighting Improved cumulonimbus representation Fixes crash with RWC and certain METAR reports I have installed it and am seeing about a 10+ frame rate difference, but I installed rc3 at the same time, so it may be the combination, but whatever it is, it works. John
  17. This is wrong... Sorry... The computer I was using at the time I checked did not have an nVidia card. John
  18. In Windows 10, you have to go into the Windows Control Panel and then into the nVidia Control Panel. John
  19. I agree with Tony. Why deprive yourself of what has evolved to be (in my mind) the best simulator currently available? I never understood that Jose, but at least you are consistent! I suffer from this malady as well! John
  20. X-Plane 10 is being updated to version 10-50 and 10-51 is on the horizon to add additional airports. There is no reason to wait as you will be brought up to the latest version as long as it is in the X-Plane 10 run. X-Plane 11 will be a new purchase and will probably be about 1.5 to 2 years from now, so there is no advantage in waiting. As a flight simulator flyer since the very primitive days of the old Commodore computer era, I will say that X-Plane has provided more realism than any previous offering. I never flew winter conditions in FSX except for some of the missions and maybe that's why I don't miss that and, while some give accolades to the ATC systems in FSX and P3D, I found them to be awkward and, while they provided some degree of realism, there was never a feeling of realism there. Microsoft came close to pulling it off when they came out with "Flight" a few years ago. Scenery was excellent, dynamics were great, but they tried to turn it into a "game" as opposed to a simulator and lost their momentum. They started selling aircraft without cockpits and other "gamish" things. I lost all that as it was all downloads without the ability to save it to discs (at least none that I found). Money wasted. If FSX and P3D were not supported by third party developers, they would have been dead long ago. X-Plane is in constant development and that must be frustrating to developers, but there is a future. As far as boldness and brightness, I find both to be realistic in X-Plane and looking back at FSX, I find it to be almost cartoonish in comparison. Brightness is controlled through the gamma settings in the display settings section, but I find them to be about right in the default. I guess it depends on the hardware you are using. And, above all, X-Plane 10 is 64 bit - no memory problems. No simulator is perfect but, considering the fact that you can keep FSX/P3D (basically the same) on your computer where you can go back and get your fix, there is no reason not to move to X-Plane 10. If you are like me (except probably not as old), you will find yourself going back less and less. In case you haven't figured it out by now, I recommend X-Plane 10 highly. John
  21. Back in those days, you could hardly fly anywhere without a meal being served. In 1964, I missed a connection and ended up in Nashville, needing to get to Memphis ASAP. They found a flight and when I went out of the terminal and walked across the tarmac to get on it, there was an old twin engine Beechcraft, I think. It was a tail dragger and you had to crawl into a small door on the side and there was a sunken isle with one wicker seat on each side per row (maybe 8 rows). When we took off and leveled out, the copilot got out of his seat, got onto his knees, and slid a crate of Coca-Cola down that sunken isle, opening the bottles with a church key he had on a string around his neck and handing them out. Usually it was a full meal, but this small and poorly equipped carrier tried their best. It was all about the customer in those days. John
  22. It is functional. Read the post just above yours. John
  23. This DC-7 film by American Airlines has to be a close approximation without the acting: John
  24. Did you figure it out or just quit trying? I had update problems, but I had renamed the internal X-Plane.exe folder to X-Plane beta and when it updated, it made a new X-Plane folder and it wouldn't start. Stupid mistake after all these years... John
  25. 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