jozeff

I will try this with the Comanches tablet. It would be very useful for the GlassOut screen to stay responsive even if the tablet is closed. It would also be great if the gtn750 could be used via my Android tablet while having the old school radio configuration. Not sure if that's possible at the moment.

Sounds not too promising to be honest. I've been a happy active sky/hifi user for more than 15 years and quite happy with it. Never had any problems with it and it was always well worth the money. Sounds pretty logital to me that they charge money for weather engines for multiple sims. I mean it's a completely different piece of software, takes a lot of time to code and make it work flawlessly. Made the mistake to invest in other weather progams than AS and will not do that again in the near future. Let's see where this goes.

Well, I tried GlassOut this morning for couple of hours and I must say it worked flawlessly for the G1000 panel, Comanche engine panel and tablet and radio panel, allmost all pmdg737 screens etc. Combined with Air Manager this is amazing. Going to buy this for sure. I have sim PC with triple monitor setup and a laptop with an ultra wide screen attached. Installed GlassOut on both PC's, very fast response and easy to set up. For the first time in 5 years I managed to show g1000 panels on the ultra wide without fps drop from 33 to 18. Very promising software! Cheers Jozeff

This looks very promising. I've been using air manager for years on msfs PC /laptop with large 2nd screen connected. Never managed to have the g1000 screens appear on my second pc (laptop) via network, only on my primary sim PC. Since using msfs the pop out panels have been a nightmare because my 2019 setup just seems to manage the triple screens I have. Tried a second GPU, on board GPU, Spacedesk to connect a 4th screen for instruments only but all solutions decrease the fps to almost single digits. I'll keep an eye on Glass out. Cheers Jozeff

Ok, thanks for explaining. I'm not very familiar with that stuff so I'll dig into it. For me a c172 is a c172 but I understand that is a huge simplification of the reality 😁. It's just amazing what creators like Bagolu can achieve and bring to the community. Have a nice day!

Cool! Is this very different from the previous Bagolu models? 👍 Great stuff!

Tnx! I tried pop out manager a couple of times but as far as I know it only remembers where to put your panels where you left them or where you saved their position. It does not send pop out panels to screens so the g1000 still has to be rendered by your main game PC. My goal is to take some load of the gpu and use the CPU of my laptop to render the extra screen and panels.

Thanks. Air Manager cannot display the G1000 panels, these have to pop out in msfs and dragged to a screen. It only provides the bezels and knobs. If I purchase Air Player for the laptop then what would be the benefit over Spacedesk that's the actual question. So my options are: 1. Ad my laptop as an extra screen with Spacedesk and drag the panels to that screen with air manager. 2. Install air Player on my laptop and let air manager send the panel to the laptop screen via wifi. I'd like to have some info before purchasing Air Player for 36 euros to find out it doesnt really help. Thanks! Jozeff

Hello fellow flight friends, I have a triple screen setup(msfs2020) and used to run Air Manager for my fourth screen but my 2080s GPU seems to struggle a lot with 4 screens attached so I gave up for a while. Decided to give my laptop and another large monitor (connected to it) a chance to act as 4th and 5th screen. Running Air Manager on my sim PC (ethernet) and attach the laptop (wifi) via Spacedesk gave good results for a C172 steam gauge panel but the G1000 pop out panels took away about 20-30% fps. Would it be of much benefit to purchase Air Player and install it on the laptop and ditch Spacedesk? My goal is to have both G1000 screens on a large screen attached to my laptop to ease the load on my game rig. Thanks for any insight! Cheers Jozeff

Should this work for 2020 as well?

Thanks for the info. Appreciated. I not interested in the PS5 perse (my son thinks otherwise 😉) but I gave up on VR after owning a rift, rift S and Reverb G2. Would really like to try msfs2024 on the PS5 headset some day. I've spent 80% of my flight time (between 2016-2022) tweaking and troubleshooting, especially the original Rift.... Was completely thrilled if the word not allowed thing would work for 1 hour straight. Let's see where this goes. Have a nice day! Cheers Jozeff

I use reshade/nvidia filters to get rid of the ugly washed out scenery in the first place. I wonder if there is a shader available that only tweaks this phenomenon. Flying in evening or late afternoon looks a lot better but in broad daylight it's as if the ground is fluorescent or ☢️. I know it has something to do with eye adaption. When looking at interior brightness increases and the outside view is less bright also. But looking through the window from within the cockpit is awful. My triple monintor setup does not help either.. the main monitor looks ok but the window vieuws in side screens are ugly as hell Thanks Jozeff

Dear flight friends, I know this has been a discussion in the past but since a couple of weeks I've given reshade another chance because the nvidia filters app kept crashing. In broad daylight the scenery looks extremely bland and dull from within my Pmdg 737. The outside view is a lot better. Tried a lot of reshade settings and plugins but with very little result. I also use Rex Atmos which helps in some situations. Compared to P3D and xp12 it looks like a bucket of bleach is spread over the surface. Is there another way to make the scenery look less dull in msfs 2020? Any suggestions would be welcome. Tnx Jozeff

Mixed feelings about this. The green screen sublogic days were expensive that's for sure but the cheap hardware days a couple of years ago are also gone. I bought almost top of the line GPU, processor, and ddr4 in 2019 for about 1300 euros. I'm afraid comparable stuff would be more than 3000 today. Msfs has been running fine on my system for 5 years so I'm not complaining too much either.

Absolutely agree 👍 All these headsets have about the same fov as the Rift I bought in 2016. Owned the Rift S and Reverb G2 after that but I gave up because I just wanted to fly and not spend hours and hours configuring and adjusting things. A wider view headset could pull me back in the VR world Since 2022 I'm running three 42 inch monitors which is a luxury in itself but I surely miss the immersion of the headsets every day...