iborg1979

In my experience SI works fine. I'm waiting for the traffic evolution. BATC is very good too on the functional side, but I can't use it as it eats RAM like a fat kid at Dunkin Donuts, ending in both BATC and MSFS crashing due to filled-up virtual memory.

I have a feature suggestion: as AutoFPS can reduces settings and control framerates, could it get an "Away" mode, reducing graphics settings to the minimum and capping framerates so as to minimized CPU and GPU power consumption and heat dissipation? That would come in handy during summer months when doing long range flights... while away from the computer.

I wasn't initially that interested in this plane but I'm gonna buy it for the diskette stuff alone lol. That and Omega navigation, for childhood nostalgia purposes (I lived several year on Reunion island, where one of the Omega antennas was located. It was a familiar sight.)

If the ATSU way failed, just use the GSX commands under the Options menu.

I'm getting it.

Controller setup is fine once understood. What drives me crazy is the lag when switching between setups.

Works brillantly with MSFS 2024 SU2. Flying the 777F, in 4K with FSR3/TAA I'm getting 70+ FPS with TLOD at 400, most settings on high/ultra. "It just works".

I do have a 7900XT and it works fine. The 20GB VRAM are definitely a plus with MSFS2024.

Good, having the Fenix one already I'm nevertheless tempted to see what the FSL brings.

I think Greaze's sanity would improve if he switched to Xplane ^^

Happy APLv2 user here. I usually switch airlines every couple weeks or so, to vary destinations and experiences. Plus when I don't want to fly a tubeliner, there's always Neofly or... MSFS career mode at worst ^^

Honestly when I saw the title I expected it to be about the recent solar eclipse and how it was actually modeled in the sim...

Maybe I shouldn't jinx it, but after a hiatus post SU2 where I simply couldn't make it more than a few minutes in a flight without crashing, I'm now doing a EDDM-CYVR flight and it's fine so far, 2 hours from destination...

Well, I for one support nuclear for cheap and abundant green energy, because the "green" degrowth perspective is one leading to poverty (if we go that way, "gaming" period is a waste and needs to be considered a crime against Mother Gaia).

This is something that always struck me as shortsighted. Everyone knows airplanes can get damaged. Actually showing (even simulated) how aircraft can suffer damage yet keep flying and (pilot competence allowing) bring back everyone home safe would only show the planes, and by extension their manufacturer, in a good light.