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https://fselite.net/content/our-microsoft-flight-simulator-2024-compatibility-list-is-live/

Thanks for this! How did you identify the LVARs?

Starts the next AIRAC cycle https://www.hongkongairport.com/en/media-centre/press-release/2024/pr_1757

Might be VRAM usage? perhaps check how that looks

There's an AFMF2 now https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-AFMF2-TECH-Preview.html I realized the original implementation was really tanking the frames for MSFS because it was eating VRAM that I didn't have. Their implementations do seem to be more for if you can already get 60 fps to start. I've gone to the LSFG instead and it's been working well.

6700 XT works fine for me, gives me extra smoothness on approaches to busy airports DX11, 100 Hz monitor, Vsync to 1/2 refresh, windowed. Click Scale, click on Flight Simulator, then it shows the # / # framerates

https://discord.com/invite/h66q8rwVrC

I used P3D v5.4. I used the AMD driver overlay to see the enhanced frame rates which was roughly doiuble the Shift+Z frame counter. It was enabled in whatever P3D full screen was by pressing Alt+Enter. Because I prefer to fly windowed I didn't test it out too much. I didn't immediately notice any graphical glitches. I've also used this a bit with MSFS and also haven't found any significant glitches.

seems to work ok for me! AMD users should definitely try this out! get about double the frames from before, although they suggest the base frames should be 60+, it looked pretty smooth to me when i was under that.

Anyone with an AMD card try out the new stable release Smooth Motion Frame driver? Theoretically this should work with P3D V4/5/6 too given it's a DX11/12/12 game. Requires full screen and disabling VSYNC though. I'll try it a bit later and report back 😛 https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-24-1-1

You're the best Fragtality! Has anyone made a profile for the default MSFS aircraft?

I really enjoyed this video from V1-Simulations with the Toliss A319 trying out the failure model. V1-Simulations is an A320 series pilot. Seems to have held up quite closely against his company procedures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-E6KPm4Iig

I do agree this could be handled and communicated better, especially with the earlier "complaining" earlier by the devs, but ultimately any price would have generated complaints anyways "CUZ IT'S SO LITTLE WORK!". They noted before the reduced the price after MSFS released and that didn't really boost sales so maybe a lower price doesn't give them much of an upside. edit: Can I ask what "loyalty" you mean here? you paid a fixed amount (which wasn't that high) and then maybe you used the software a lot.

People wanted ChasePlane we get ChasePlane and then of course the complaints about the price. ChasePlane was initially launched October 2016 so almost 6 years of support on the original license, 5 versions of P3D support and FSX support. People want infinite support for free. Tough crowd can see why no one wants to develop for P3D anymore.

Maybe "choose the sims you would like to install for?" but agree this is probably a marginal use case, I'm just grateful your utility exists 😀.