Der Zeitgeist

A few interesting details I caught from the trailer: Terrain is clearly based on the Bing Map satellite imagery (compare the positioning of the verhicles on the parking lot) This vector-based river on the terrain looks kinda weird, don't remember these things being so blocky in FSX.

Did this come entirely out of nowhere?

Did this come entirely out of nowhere?

It's there! http://steamcommunity.com/app/314160/discussions/16/412446890550990408/

Thanks for your help, I'll try playing around with that FFTF value in my next tweaking session! :smile:

Just quoting myself here, where I describe the problem: http://www.avsim.com/topic/482415-my-version-on-how-to-get-smooth-and-stutter-free-p3d-31/?p=3366852

I only wish there was some way to reduce the blurry textures after setting up an AM. Still haven't found a setting to get me the same consistent sharp textures I get without any AM.

After Installing P3D3.1 with extensive OrbX scenery on my Windows 10 i7-5820K (HT on, overclocked to 4,5 GHz), I did some test runs under controlled conditions with different affinity mask settings (1360, 1364, 4092, 4094, 4084, 1012, and a few others), as I got some stuttering on my normal detail settings in the heavier OrbX areas. Some of the AF values obviously helped a bit with stuttering and stable framerates, but every value that did so also led to blurry textures above a certain speed, when the plane "outruns" the speed of texture loading in front of it. Is there any known relationship betweeen AF settings and blurry textures? Currently, I had to remove the AF settings in my CFG, because with lower framerates, at least my textures were staying sharp.

I had the same problems during engine startup with the parking brake engaged. If you go through the checklist, it says "apply maximum brake pressure" during engine startup, which I did by simply pressing the "normal" brakes, and it keeps the plane stationary. I have no idea if this behavior is realistic, though. :rolleyes: