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Shoot, I must be doing something wrong. No luck here. https://imgur.com/IozXspy

This is fantastic news. It's irrational how much it bothered me knowing the registration was visually screwed up on the outside of the aircraft even when I was in the cockpit and I couldn't see it.

I use PowerToys workspaces app. It allows you to open a set group of programs with a hotkey or a desktop icon.

I ended up buying KBOI again directly from Verticalsim's site during their holiday sale. I use it so much I could justify purchasing it twice and supporting the dev.

Has anyone figured out a solution to removing or hiding the dynamic registration in 2024? I just installed the Flysimware C414 and they seem to have solved the issue since their liveries have painted on registrations. When I use the FSR500 with repaints in 2024 that were made for 2020 the sim will add a random dynamic registration over the painted one and it's usually a wacky color/font as well. I've read some things about it on the official forums but nothing I've tried seems to work. I did a little digging through the C414 .cfg files to see if I can find their trick but I'm no expert there so I'm coming up a bit empty handed. I know we have some repaint experts around here so I was curious if there is an easy tweak that can be done.

I have a 9800X3D/4090 setup and I don't really run any background programs so I thought I would be fine with 32 since it wasn't being conveyed that I was even utilizing what I currently had. Windows starts managing RAM well before you are completely depleted so you may get a false sense that you aren't needing more than XXGB of memory. I just switched to 64 this week and have noticed MSFS2024 is now utilizing up to ~39GB and it has alleviated some of the scenarios where I was experiencing stutters before. It may "work fine" with only 32 but for some people there is definitely a benefit to having more.

FYI if you use Xbox Game Bar to take screenshots it will save an HDR (.jxr) screenshot and a regular (.png) screenshot.

I use FaceTrackNoIR as my interface instead of the native Tobii solution and I feel it gives a much more accurate/snappy feel. It also allows the ability to fine tune the axes and sensitivity.

Microsoft doesn't usually get updates to the Marketplace very quickly. The developer distributes the update to vendors and then you're at the mercy of said vendor on when they push the update to their platform. This is the main reason I usually purchase directly from the developer or use ORBX/Contrail.

On their Discord it kinda sounds like it could come out in the next day or two. The said likely this week and they are fine tuning some things and getting it out to vendors. Said they would give a heads up around 12 hours before release.

Any chance you can elaborate on this? Is this still just using the old ARPC sky mod?

I'll second this. Back in the hanger it goes. From the beginning I have tried so hard to like this thing and just convince myself it is unique, but at the end of the day it just feels unlike any other aircraft I've ever used in any flight sim. Some aspects are improved but it is still completely unenjoyable in my opinion. At this point I'm tempted to just count my loses and buy the Carenado one so I at least have a PC12 to fly.

Anxious to hear some feedback.

Same, really excited to give the update a spin. I have a soft spot for the -12 and really tried to enjoy it after launch but finally got fed up with it and haven't flown it in months. Visual model, systems and sounds are fantastic but having some random wacky ground handling and/or insane side slip got old. I just felt like there was no consistency with the way it would behave.

I use FaceTrackNoIR as my software interface instead of the Tobii software and MSFS integration. I think it provides a better experience, more options to tweak and would allow you to have it disabled at the start of your flight.