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Hi, Is there any tag on the XML that can be added to make certain voices run randomly just in certain regions? I have around 350 Narrator voices installed and added to the random list xml and the variation is amazing but wondering if there is any sort of regionalization that can be done via the xml and if yes, what would the pre-defined regions be? Checked the manual but did not see anything but was hoping it's an Easter egg nonetheless 😄 Example of xml (just for the sake of clarity): <ATCVoice> <Name>Microsoft Adri Online</Name> <VoiceName>Microsoft Adri Online</VoiceName> <VoiceRate>0</VoiceRate> <VoiceVolume>75</VoiceVolume> </ATCVoice> <ATCVoice> <Name>Microsoft Willem Online</Name> <VoiceName>Microsoft Willem Online</VoiceName> <VoiceRate>0</VoiceRate> <VoiceVolume>75</VoiceVolume> </ATCVoice> <ATCVoice> <Name>Microsoft Ameha Online</Name> <VoiceName>Microsoft Ameha Online</VoiceName> <VoiceRate>0</VoiceRate> <VoiceVolume>75</VoiceVolume> </ATCVoice> Cheers A

Starting manually: before MSFS or in the Main Menu. It will stop itself when MSFS closes. Closing the Window does not close the Program, use the Context Menu of the SysTray Icon. Clicking on the SysTray Icon opens the Window (again). Runnning as Admin NOT required (BUT: It is required to be run under the same User/Elevation as MSFS). You can have (exactly) three different Sets/Profiles for the AGL/LOD Pairs to switch between (manually but dynamically). For VR Support you have to mark the Profile with "VR Profile". There is no automatic Detection if VR is active: you have to manually switch between Profiles. The first Pair with AGL 0 can not be deleted. The AGL can not be changed. Only the xLOD. Additional Pairs can be added at any AGL and xLOD desired. Pairs will always be sorted by AGL. Plus is Add, Minus is Remove, S is Set (Change). Remove and Set require to double-click the Pair first. A Pair is selected (and the configured xLOD applied) when the current AGL is above the configured AGL. If the current AGL goes below the configured AGL, the next lower Pair will be selected. A new Pair is only selected in Accordance to the VS Trend - i.e. a lower Pair won't be selected if you're actually Climbing (only the next higer) Less is more: Fewer Increments/Decrements are better. Of reasonable Step-Size (roughly in the Range of 25-75). Some Time in between Changes is better. Don't overdo it with extreme low or high xLOD Values. A xLOD of 100 is reasonable fine on Ground, 200-ish is reasonable fine in Air. Tune your AGL/LOD Pairs to the desired Performance (which is more than just FPS). FPS Adaption is just one temporary Adjustment on the current AGL/xLOD Pair to fight some special/rare Situations. Forcing the Sim to (un)load Objects in rapid Succession defeats the Goal to reduce Stutters. It is not about FPS. Smooth Transitions lead to smoother Experiences. Rest should be self-explanatory. And if it is not: You are using something you really should not use.

This is exactly what I use it for. Makes iniEGLL and virtualfraEDDF actually enjoyable without fiddling with settings, for me. And makes FG better since tearing no longer occurs when no stutters occur.