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I use Project Lasso and it remembers where I assign things and the priorities assigned.

You can activate whatever leg of the flightplan you wish. The document that comes with it has an entire section on using the MFD. I believe you want to highlight it and press Menu. Not at my computer to check for sure. I use that feature when i want to skip a certain leg due to weather or somethimg by going direct to another waypoint in the flightplan or a waypoint i manually add to go around and then picking back up on another leg of the flight.

I simply ran the installer again. It will find P3D right after FSX and be fine. Check your P3D folder for a Modules folder and the FSUIPC contents will be installed there.

Yep, my problem was 3 viruses that somehow got in my system within the last few days since the previous scan and were eating my CPU up without showing up in Project Lasso. Just made a quick flight from KLFT >> KMSY in dense low-level clouds and could maintain a steady 30fps.

I think my problem may have been a virus that got in. Runnimg a full scan and clean now. Noticed a lag in my TrackIR when my FPS would drop in the dense clouds. Not a normal lag with low frames, something else. Checked Lasso to find that my CPU was at 100% constant, but no task was even comimg close to that. After the scan, im goimg to test again.

Are you changing the resolution as well or leaving it native with DSR?

I'm willing to try this, but last time I tried DSR 2x 33% smoothness, it made everything all blurry looking. Do I not up the resolution as well or what?

I don't think I ha e the latest. Will check when I get home though.

There's another patch?

I noticed this right after the latest update. I dropped to 12fps at one point. I assumed it was my old 670 churning to stay above water. I lowered SGSS to 2x and played around with sliders to get a good 30fps again. I understand I'm not going to get much with my system, but 12fps is ridiculous with a relatively mid-tier setup and most settings at a medium level. I noticed this right after the latest update. I dropped to 12fps at one point. I assumed it was my old 670 churning to stay above water. I lowered SGSS to 2x and played around with sliders to get a good 30fps again. I understand I'm not going to get much with my system, but 12fps is ridiculous with a relatively mid-tier setup and most settings at a medium level.

Yea, I remedied the problem by setting LINGR as the active waypoint so that it would completely skip the ICPT waypoint. I just set it as part of my checklist so I don't have to worry about it after takeoff and it gets the chirping silenced.

AIRAC is 1603, I'm a Navigraph subscriber. I am using Aivlasoft's EFB for flight planning.

Ah I see. The noise drives me absolutely insane though lol

Correct. The intercept comes before LINGR in the waypoint list, but I'm unable to remove it as it's part of the SID for some reason. When it's active, it shows on the MFD and the magenta line shoots off in the direction of Antarctica, literally. I am going to try deleting the EFB_current_garmin flightplan to see if it works when EFB creates a new one.

Having this weird issue with the MFD and flight plans of the G1000 in my F1 Mustang. When getting clearance and inputting into EFB The SID, it throws my active waypoint to another planet and begins a chirping sound, meaning the waypoint is wayyy off the screen and there's only the active magenta line going off the whole know where and a constant chirp. The waypoint is listed ICPT and the chirping goes away if I set the next waypoint in the flight plan as the active waypoint. I've got about 50 hours with the G1000 on the DA-42 and have never had this happen. I've also tested the exact flight plan and SID in my DA-42 and it doesn't do this. The flight was from KDEN >> KSLC departing North RWY 35 SID FOOOT3, if someone wants to try to recreate it. As I typed this, I realized I should probably put this on their forum :|