Rob G

I am curious how many people here do not have a Navigraph subscription and why.

I am a complete novice to flying. The only planes I have ever flown in the sim are the C172 and the Bonanza G36. I can get around ok, can manage to take off and usually land ok. I can create a flight plan in Little Navmap and load it into the plane. I would like to get some opinions from people regarding whether I am likely to enjoy Career Mode or not. I realize that no one knows what I like and what I don't. But I am interested in knowing whether Career Mode is fun for a complete beginner? I really wanted to focus on helicopters and take training in the Cabri G2. However, I learned that you can't do that in Career Mode until you have completed the fixed wing section and gotten your virtual ppl. Thoughts? Thanks much.

I am using the latest MSFS 2024 Beta. I wanted to try to see some animals. So I put together a flight that went right over two South Africa game preserves and then set fauna to Ultra. I never saw an animal. What's the trick? Thanks.

Sorry I missed that. The problem is fixed for me. You are amazing.

ok this might sound silly but if my autofps won't open, how do I get the new version??

I am using non-expert mode

You're not alone, as you can see from the post just above yours :-(

I just opened autoFPS, which prompted me to install the latest test verion, which I did. But when I try to open the program, nothing happens. It doesn't show up at all. What coulod be wrong? Watching in the task manager, I see it open and then immediately close.

Thank you both :-)

I used to have a link on my desktop to a website that you would provide a couple of parameters to and it would suggest a flight plan. You could tell it how long a flight you wanted to take. I seem to have lost the icon off my desktop and now I can't find the site again. I don't remember the name of the site. Can someone help me out with a pointer to it? I thought I heard about it in flightsim.to but I can't find it there either. Thanks

Hi folks. So I am using MSFS 2024 and I have just started watching a great YouTube video on how to use Little Navmap. I have been able to follow everything along but there is something I do not understand. When I am in Little Navmap looking at my flight plan, the flight restrictions don't show any requirement over 5000 feet. The elevation map says that 3500 feet is a safe altitude. However, when I load that plan into the EFB (GA BONANZA G36), it shows the need to be at 26000 feet at some point in the plan. Why should that be? What don't I understand? Thanks.

I really thought I understood about how to properly set up DLSS with the latest (310.7), and Preset M. However, since turning on the DLSS Swapper overlay, I have come to realize that I am not getting what I am trying to get. Firstly, I have the latest GPU driver (RTX 4090). It seems that I am not setting things right to get 310.7. The DLSS Swapper app says I have 310.7 loaded in MSFS 2024. However, the DLSS overlay in the program says I only have 310.6. I even downloaded and installed the DLSS 310.7 DLL and the MSFS 2024 overlay still says 310.6. I think between the DLS Swapper. the NVIDIA App, and NVIDIA Profile Inspector, I have got something wrong. Can someone either explain to me exactly how to set things up to get the latest DLSS file with either Preset L or M? I really need some help. Thanks.

Sad to say 'same'.

Thank you Monica. That work-around does indeed circumvent the issue for me as well. I'm sure something will fix it with some later update. But at least I can stay on the new code in the meanwhile. Many thanks.

I have had to back off the update. That solves the problem of not being able to get into the second screen of settings. The problem of not being able to click Global Rendering on the Settings page was not resolved for me, even with a completely empty Community folder. I guess I will have to wait a while and try again. In the meanwhile I can contimue to emjoy SU5.