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I think I might have found a solution, and it has to do with a couple of different components. Things to be aware of: 1. Render Quality (ingame setting) - this is important, it should be at least set to 100, if not more. This does indeed play a big part in render sharpness of text etc. Higher the better image quality but it is very taxing on performance. 2.Camera zoom - there is a point where buttons/text etc in cockpit will have to become blurry. You have to take in consideration the 3d scene being rendered and how far out you zoom. For example, if you zoom to minimum value all the way out, there is no way that every single detail on every single button will be rendered crisp and clear. In a 1080p or even 4k res you would simply lack the screen real estate (i.e pixel density on your monitor) to be able to render such fine details at that zoom level. For ingame settings -- i mostly followed the guide and recommended settings listed here: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/how-to-graphics-settings-and-performance-guide-su5-complete-retest-8-2-2021/132407/1 Now, for nvidia control panel settings I was able to minimize blur with this configuration. Copy all as I have in the following screenshots. Make sure you are doing this in the 'program setting' tab. Find Microsoft Flight Simulator and select it, then proceed to configure settings. What this does is apply the configuration specifically when that particular .exe is running. Do not do in global setting because some of this configuration might hinder performance of your desktop apps. *the stuff in bold just means that it's different from the default global setting but this only applies to my particular system as your default settings might have been different. ** On my image below, for the settings that starts with "Use global setting (...)" the part you want to focus on and match is whats inside the parenthesis. *I'm running on a MSI Duke 1080Ti, so some of the anisotropic settings you might be able to set higher if you have a better card. Edit:: I have a g-sync monitor so not sure if that stuff would apply to you. if you don't, just ignore those lines.

V4Friend, can you provide any help with the issue of EZCA stops working after a couple of minutes? I am using v170 of FTNOIR, and EZCA v1.15.0, with FreeTrack protocol and the dummy process started. After a couple of minutes, the yellow TR light on EZCA goes off, and EZCA will not receive anymore input from the freetrack interface. The only way it will start working again is if I close down the dummy process and the ezca process, and then start them up again. But after a couple of minutes it always stops receiving input again.

There is no need to worry about any legal issues. Everything that will need to be taken care of will be taken care of. We have already discussed this within our managment team. At this time we have a few people already working on an ACARS system for the pilots. We also have a team of web developers that will begin working on the website shortly. One of our founding members is very skilled in PHP and MySQL, he will be developing the backend of the web site. Our management team has much experience in running a VA. We know these issues and how to overcome them. I understand your concerns, and they are valid. However, the founders and I have already thought of these problems and we have solutions for them.Kindly,Albyen Fezgacss_eagle@hotmail.com

Greetings,Lately the flight simulation world suffered two of the biggest changes. Two well known and respected airline groups ceased operations just this year, one month after the other. Seeing this I want to create a very large virtual airline project. This project will consist of a large community of virtual pilots that just love to fly for any airline with the tools required to simulate with a great degree of realism.My plan is to create an airline group of 80+ airlines with realistic routes, departure times, and aircraft. In order to complete something this large in scale I need a large team of people to collaborate in making this possible. Right now there