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Hello everyone, and thank you again for this great app! I was wondering if it's possible to reduce the TLOD when flying over water? A bit like night mode, which halves the TLOD. This would be useful for transatlantic flights, for example, as I use a TLOD of 400; reducing it to 50 during the Atlantic crossing would be ideal. So, my question is simple: is this technically possible? Have a good day

I'm also on medium settings, which seems like the most accurate with RealTurb. However, I still don't understand. Yesterday, I was flying from Nantes to Lanzarote and was supposed to be passing through a large area of turbulence according to Navigraph, but the flight was incredibly calm. Turbulence is rare in MSFS; if it is, it only lasts 5 to 10 seconds and then stops... There aren't really any turbulence zones... It would be great to be able to anticipate them using Navigraph.

Hello everyone Before buying it, I'd like to know if it only adds immersion in cockpit view? I only fly the Fenix and never use external drone or other views... Back in the day, I used EZDOK on P3D, it was a while ago... And it added quite a bit of immersion during turbulence and head movements on takeoff and landing. Is it worth buying just for flying in the cockpit or not? I find the default camera way too static, like it's on rails during every flight... Thanks for your help Have a good day

Unfortunately, I have the same problem and haven't found a solution… It was indeed one of the beta versions, but it didn't last long. TLOD 50

Do we need to enable live traffic to get traffic?

Can we see the ships at high altitude (FL350) ?

I've always wondered if this also changes the resolution of ground textures? I know it changes in the cockpit and, for example, on the exterior labels, which are sharper to read. But does it also change the sharpness of the ground?

What about the sepia mask at night ?

Thanks for the advice! Because I'm hesitant to buy it too, and having to pore over a bunch of different sliders, always trying to tweak it endlessly, isn't what I'm looking for! And likewise, you only need one preset to use it at any time of day without having to change the setting mid-flight, because I went from day to dusk, then from dusk to night... But I understand that in the future, Atmos should have dynamic settings? That, on the other hand, would be great! If it could dynamically modify the Atmos settings in real time based on the weather and the time of day, that would really be a step forward! I've always wanted to have different sunsets/sunrises depending on the weather. Are they planning to do that in the near future ? EDIT: seen on their site: Future-Ready Features Upcoming support for dynamic changes and integration with REX Weather CORE.

Yes it is included by default in the MSFS library just disable it.

I know I have the same problem at Orly LFPO. To get the gateways to work, I deactivate VOLOPORT in my library and it works.

What would be nice is if it changed dynamically. I don't know if it's possible, but back in the days of REX on P3D I changed the sky color at dawn during the day as well as the sunset so as not to have the same one every time. On 2020 and 2024, we always have the same sunrise, always the same blue sky and always the same sunset... It would be nice if one day we had a pink sunset for example and the next day very orange...

Oh, so is it better not to put the traffic in real time? I just want to see traffic on the Atlantic and the Caribbean...

"Normal" T-AIS data can be received near the coast lines only. S-AIS uses satellites. I do not know it the MSFS2024 includes S-AIS data also? If not, then Atlantic Ocean is empty outside the coast lines.

OK, thanks for the explanations. I think I'll stay in real time. And if we can see ships at FL350, it's great on transatlantic flights; it adds to the immersion!

Is it better to put it in real time or offline? I didn't understand? (To have the maximum traffic) and also can we see the ships in CRZ (FL350)?

Ok thanks, so how does that help? It's true that I limit the refresh rate by half via NVCP. I've seen a lot of people talking about this new option, but is there anything I can do after blocking the fps at 30? and is there a difference between blocking at 30 in the game and me putting half the refresh rate (I have a 60hz screen so it blocks it at 30)

When you say the number of frames is limited to 30 in the game? Are you talking about the NVCP application? Otherwise, where can you block the FPS at 30 in the game?

Okay, and can a VRAM overflow cause a CTD? Because I've never had one on SU1, but on SU2 I have the impression that a VRAM overflow causes a CTD, which was not the case on SU1.

This is normal when I use VRAM+ and request automatic parameter reduction in custom mode. I just want it to lower the trees and therefore the TLOD and OLOD. Except it reduces several parameters, especially the clouds... I'd like it not to affect the clouds, because sometimes it goes from high to low, and it's cool to see it in the sim; it ruins the immersion. I really want it to lower the trees and the TLOD and OLOD. Thanks again for your involvement; your app really changes the way you fly with MSFS 2024.

Yes, I've noticed that cloud turbulence rarely occurs... But I can't wait for Chaseplane to come out, because it's mainly the camera that isn't very realistic during turbulence.

Do FSLTL liveries crash msfs ?

There are problems with the live weather yesterday in Nantes it was OVC and I had a completely clear sky without any clouds ! And the other immersion killer problem ! The clouds disappear way too quickly ! The transition way too fast ! As if the clouds were melting in the sun !

I had a crash while cruising. Could it be due to FSLTL? Or the Fenix, because there is a manipulation to be done during the installation of the Fenix? Because of the MIP?

This may be interesting for an overhead.