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Be flexible. 😉 To save a flight with the recorder is as easy as with the 2020 save function.

There is this replay tool that saves replays. Just record and save a few seconds. You can load it later, press "Take Control" and there you are.

Reverse thrust cannot be strong enough to lock your seat belts. I bet you had auto-brakes activated.

It's very easy to bind the walk-around stuff (removing covers etc.) to the same button as entering the cockpit (usually Ctrl-C), so all this is done with one keystroke.

Well, he opened this thread and he stated some crazy stuff about flags on the moon. He very obviously disqualified himself for any discussion. This is not picking on him for some disagreement. Honestly, the idea that one could "disagree" on basic facts like the moon landing is ridiculous.

Observation I made today - not entirely related to the Horizon 787: The 2024 WT 787-1000 has passengers on board. Their number fits the passenger load in the EFB. 🙂

Ok, this seems to be a freeware mod of the existing Asobo 787-1000, right? Do you have to own the Premium Deluxe version of MSFS or is it sufficient to own the 787-1000? And: what exactly does this mod add to the experience?

It's not really documented, though. Most people somehow are a bit shy about clicking with every available mouse button everywhere to find those hidden (or not so much hidden, depending on perspective) possibilities. I am very often super surprised when I have to explain software to people: they just don't click everywhere or just don't expect that this clicking would discover something important. So this video has it's uses.

Limiting fps to a fraction of the monitor frequency (and applying FG, if possible) always was the way to achieve smooth frame times. The new setting in the config file might make this easier. I am going to try.

Well, there is no surprise in that: Navigraph users mostly fly airliners. So all the data applies to virtual airliner pilots and not very much to GA pilots.

Mostly Airbus, 330 and Fenix, but quite often I find myself flying the PC-12 or PC-24 because I like the Honeywell avionics. The Vision Jet is nice too. And I like to fly the 172 and the Milviz Spitfire. Sometimes I fly Helis but I am not able to land on anything smaller than a soccer field.

Maybe I exaggerated a little for dramatic effect. But I don't think the cliffs at Newquay look very impressive in 2020.

Obviously the terrain and ground textures don't look very good in XP without adding some addons. The lighting is quite convincing in the new beta, though. Today I flew in the area of Newquay (Cornwall) in MSFS24. The coast looks absolutely stunning. Neither MSFS20 nor XP are very realistic there.

Glad to hear that XP12 is quite good now. I had 10 and 11 and never really liked the terrible(!) user interface. But if for some reason MSFS vanishes, I know where to go.

Did you ask ChatGPT to write this nonsense?