Paul K

I do agree that the old FS.to was better, and they broke what was already fixed. I'm getting to grips with the new format simply because I have to - and I wish I didn't have to.

1. Flight Replicas' Halifax & Halton package. 2. Flight Replicas' B-24 Liberator.

@RALF9636 Okay. You only mentioned C182 in your first post. I just tried 182RG, and it came up with three results, and 182T came up with a full page of them. They are all lumped under the broad Cessna 182 category, so it looks like you have to specify the sub-type ( i.e. RG and T etc) when you make the initial search. Works for me.

Out of curiosity, I tried that and it worked perfectly:

Looks good, Jerome. Take all the time you need - it's not as if we don't have other aircraft to play with.

Not my cup of tea as flight simming goes, but I do rather like it. I hope it scratches the B2 itch, for thems that want it.

It shall be mine.

I'm all for the interwar flying boats, as long as they do a Short C-class.

No, I just do something else until it's fixed.

Thanks for that. AI traffic is something I've neglected in MSFS, being happy to have the skies to myself. I think I'll dabble a little bit.

Scary but impressive to look at. What traffic settings and/or AI software are you using, Howard ?

My wild guess is the DHC-3 Otter, both radial and turboprop.

As mentioned before, I used to suffer the same issues. Since setting CCleaner to clear the Direct X shader cache before shutting down the PC for the night, I haven't had the problem. It might not fix the disease, but it certainly alleviates the symptoms.

A discussion about flight simming.

At the risk of sounding like a cracked record, I wish there was an A340-600 in development somewhere.