Hendu12

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Out of all the years I have had FSX, it seems like multiplayer has never lagged, at least not much as it does now. I have FSX-SE now, so I don't know if that's the culprit, but more importantly, it seems like the other planes are causing the lag. I can look down at the floor of my cockpit, or in a direction not facing any other aircraft, and it stays consistently 30, now if I have the other aircraft in sight, the farthest it will drop is 19. I don't know what the problem is, do any of you know how to fix it? Please tell me.

How do I get rid of graphical content from just the EFD?

Is there anyway to fix the lag caused by this airplane, all my other add on planes work fine, but this one always drops. I think that most of the lag is coming from the efd 1000. If you have a Bonanza A36 and know how to fix it, please tell me.

I'm sorry I have to keep posting stuff but can we just get through this? I am only posting this cause it keeps getting lost from all the other posts.

I don't quite know how to upload my specs under the post, I have it listed on the side though.

Hold up, yeah I need to post my specs thanks for pointing that out . I have done the backing up and deleting before. Sorry lol how do you update your specs like you did?

Does anyone here know what to do on the case of microstutters?

Wow I just talked to NickN to see what it is, and I got a really really rude reply. Lol.

Hmm interesting, I wouldn't know what to do on that, but I think I got a case of microstutters! I am finally glad that the problem is acknowledged.

This is part of the problem also forgot to mention, when I look down on building and trees and such it doesn't look smooth if you know what I mean. It looks like as I fly over them that they are moving then they stop move again stop move again stop really quickly.

Yeah but that still doesn't help with the smoothness issue. :( Do you have to do that 360 thing every flight? Do you experience this same issue???

Hi people of avsim . I have come on here today for help. To start off the problem I have (what the topic title says) has been going on for months on end. It started when I had fsx running so perfect, ( to my standards) and I tried to make the jump to dx10 which was a horrible decision, which got me this problem. I have reinstalled already and gone through the tweaking forums and still I am dealing with this crap. It is so frustrating I miss flying so badly :cray: . Plus even though I get around 30 fps, I still get very unsmooth results. Help would be much appreciated whoever has dealt or knows how to deal with this issue. And just for proof here is a unlisted video I have posted showing the problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1N_T0kRcv8

Now that is true about some addons flooding multiplayer servers, but in this case you want to fly Carenado. I do get a little bit of lag when sharing the cockpit, 10 fps at the most. If lag is your issue then I recommend tweaking FSX with this website it is beautiful http://www.venetubo.com/fsx.html. Just choose your system settings in the field boxes and submit your fsx.cfg file. Carenado aircraft do not cause server flooding, I got a plane that is harder on peformance then yours and I never get booted off servers. What multiplayer server do you get on? Maybe it is the server that is the problem. Regards, Matthew. I do not know what to tell you about the gauges not syncing, I have not experienced that issue before. But honestly I hardly ever share cockpit, you may find it better flying in formation with your buddy rather than inside the airplane.

Hey Fabrizio! Sorry for the late post; you can share cockpit with any Carenado plane! If there is any other question regarding Carenado aircraft please let me know. I am not to sure about the new planes though, I have the Carenado Bonanza A36, and the Carenado Cessna C152. They both work fine with shared-cockpit.

Hi I got a problem with the Carenado Cessna 152 Attitude Indicator, it will not move there's a little knob on it but its static. Is there any way you can tweak it to where you can move the little bird? Regards, Hendu.