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I got to the bottom of my F-86 wows. It was in fact in my liveries the whole time but I was blind sided by it being called 897 and not The Huff and the livery thumbs show the opposite side of the fuselage the dragon is on. I'm definitely getting old! All in all, I'll take my cranky disposition about the Shrike Sabre back. It's great and I'd highly recommend it. I'll be dropping the dough for the 530f after all! 🤣

It's either true or false. If they are getting Thrust that exceeds 1g from a system with no fuel in then something new is being discovered. If its false they are either lying or so bad at science and RnD that it would be impossible for them to ever have succeeded at anything notwithstanding a broken clock is right twice a day. So in the latter case they are lying. In the absence of a big sphere hovering 10 feet off the ground for all to see Occam's razor suggests they are lying. So the only remaining question is why?

Well, I managed to download the livery by registering with a different email address. The link in the email still wouldn't work in Firefox. Managed to open it with a private browser window and got it download. Put it in the Community folder and after all of that it didn't show up in the sim. Love the Sabre but I don't think I'll buy from the developer again. I just have the feeling they don't care about after sales service.

At least you don't have to pay for them but I purchased the Shrike F-86 a couple of weeks ago and I'm happy with it so far but for one thing, the absence the iconic "The Huff" livery. WHAT! Anyway, I email Shrike via their 'Drop us a line' link on their website asking if we are getting The Huff livery at some point to which the reply said you get it when you sign up for the Shrike Club News letter. WHAT! It made me wonder what else is missing? Anyway, I wanted the livery so I signed up and the browser loaded a page which read: "Your request has been received and information has been sent to you. Please check your email address!" Well, no email. Tried it again the next day. Still no email. Emailed them to inquire. No reply Tried to sign up again a week later. Still no email Emailed again to inquire and report the problem. Still no reply. Do you think they don't give a 💩? I guess I won't be purchasing that 530f after all!

I see some people in this forum are allowed to insult others but when the other replies and call them out on it the post is deleted by a mod. Nothing has changed here since site was founded. Some people can say what they like but not others. It's a good old boys club. Always was, Always will be!

Just like every other service or product in existence. The end is nigh! 🤣

I don't need to go sit with anyone in their job for a couple of days to never fly again because I am old enough to remember when airline travel and eating out in restaurants was a wonderful experience and I witnessed the gradual terrible demise of both. Now you couldn't pay me to eat out or get on a plane. We'll I suppose if it was an emergency or someone else was paying!😁

being able to see the difference between 30fps and 60fps is not the same as seeing stutters. Everyone can see stutters. 30fps with no stutters is far superior to 60fps with stutters. My personal threshold on my well tuned mostly stutter free system is about 48fps in MSFS anything above that make little to no difference. The nearer to maxing out the CPU and/or GPU you get the more stutters you'll get too. Stutters are frames that a long relative to the frames preceding and succeeding them.

let me know how it works out for you and if you have any questions

I always used 2 stick on my builds because the late great NickN said so. That was good enough for me! 😁

just plug your system into the TV via HDMI and start the sim. Set your refresh rate to 23hz in NCP. The TV will likely turn on the Judder reduction (frame interpolation) itself or you'll have to do it manually. If not just pick up the TV remote control, Press setting and the on screen display will appear. Highlight expert setting and scroll down to Auto Motion Plus setting and under that menu set Judder Reduction to 10. That it. Press the enter button when the Judder reduction menu is on screen and the menus closes and shows the slider at the bottom of the screen. Using the remote you can slide it back for 0 to 10 and you should be able to see a huge difference. There is no frame counter. you just have to trust your eyes. Once the Judder reduction is on you can change the refresh rate to 29hz for 58fps on screen. I'm not sure it works with display port. I seem to remember having trouble with that so use HDMI.

When it was released it instigated a huge thread on this forum. I got the distinct impression the majority of user complained of Ghosting, serious artifacts with high speed motion like landing gear and sever stutters when panning. Reading the thread I came to the conclusion that the few saying its 'Amazing' really wouldn't know smooth game play if they saw it and were just obsessed with seeing their frame counter at 60 instead of 30. WOW! But maybe you are one of the lucky ones who, if they really exist, got smoother game play at 60fps with dlssg-to-fsr3 than they did at 30fps without it. I've been a Flight Sim enthusiast for long enough to know that many participant don't understand that extra FPS is only good when it does not come at the expense of smoothness.

I don't know how anyone can say that. Although the dlssg-to-fsr3 mod (I assume that is what you are talking about here) does deliver the extra frames its a stutter and ghosting of menus mess. 30fps without it is far far superior to 60fps with it. At least for anyone who knows what they are doing! I thinkered with it for about a month up to and including the current version and it simply doesn't work in MSFS. It may work very well indeed in other titles. I don't know. But even the developer acknowledged that it has problems in MSFS.

I don't know! I've been using TV frame interpolation for about 4 years years now and I am not convinced that it is not the still best option. For all the fancy talk of AI etc in DLSS 3 it seem that there are still lots of people complaining about artifacts and stutters. I run MSFS at 4K with all the graphics setting maxed out with a 10900K and 3090 with the Vsync on and set my refresh rate to either 23hz or 29hz and thanks to the Samsung 4KTV Judder Reduction (frame interpolation) I get either 46 or 58fps on screen. Either way its perfectly smooth and I hardly ever see a stutter. Granted I have had a long time to tweak it, especially the TrackIR profile. But all in all my experience with this approach to frame generation is monumentally superior to the dlssg-to-fsr3 mod ( I can't imagine how bad someones sim experience was if it was improved after the addition of that mod!🤣). And by the sound of it, I suspect in many cases it's better than Nvidia FG. Anyone using a modern TV for display purposes with MSFS owes it to themselves to try it! There are a ton of Pros and no cons that I can see.

Amazing!