Old_As_Dirt

Good idea. I have tweaked my curves as it is easier to turn my head to the right than the left. I'll give it a try. Thanks. EDIT - That was it. Thanks mmcmah and of course, thanks Reset XPDR.

Every release that I have tried has been better than not using Auto FPS. As stated, the noted micro, micro, micro stutter is almost unnoticable. It was noticed by these 81 year old eyeballs and I was just reporting it in case even it could be something that Reset XPDR might find useful. I think his work has been above and beyond.

The only regression I have noted in the last few releases is the introduction of micro-stutters when using Track IR. It is so small that it is almost inperceptable, but I am just trying to report as you have asked. It's almost nothing in the whole scheme of things, but it's there. I only notice it in the yaw mode when looking left or right - nothing while in a fixed position. There is no loss of Framerates, during the observed very small deviation from perfect.

I'm running it with your settings, except with the AUTO FPS turned on. Overall I get better FPS this way than setting the target frame rate. Everything is perfect! Thanks again! BTW - My System is Ryzen 5 5600G, RTX3060, and 16GB RAM. Usually holds around 40/45 with most settings on ULTRA.

The safe mode glitch has been corrected in the latest Beta release. Apparently, it affected all versions - not just the beta. You should be rid of it when they release SU15. In the meantime, just choose the other option (can't remember what it says, but run in regular mode is the idea). There was also a problem with starting in Windows mode (cleared with R-ALT + ENTER), but it has also been fixed.

My experience is that v0.4.2, using Auto Target FPS, with USE EXPERT OPTIONS (all unchanged from default) provides the smoothest experience of any. I'm hooked and have no plans to change. Thanks for all your work Reset XPDR!

Reset XPDR -- You have created one of the best, if not THE best, programs to enhance the enjoyment of MSFS 2020. I appreciate your work and the time you have devoted to helping us enjoy this marvelous piece of software. Thank you!

Without going into any details, this is your best one yet. Thank you for all your efforts!

It still works for me with the latest nvidia driver. If using the (Universal) mode, you don't use the Disable NvidiaSignatureChecks.reg feature.

The one tagged "Universal" is recommended.

I can press the wheel on my mouse down for a click and that's what I use.

Thanks RobJC. I have been doing that and it works. Just trying to avoid that extra motion but I will gladly accept that along with all the good stuff.

After a couple of weeks using this mod, there is only one thing that "bothers" me a little. That is the ATC panel that has all the ATC response lines, etc. I am using Track IR and any head movement causes the aforementioned panel to blur until I completely stop any head movement. Any one else noticed this and if so is there any solution to it? Someone else may have mentioned it earlier in this discussion, but I haven't seen it.

I tried to post a picture, but it did not work. I am using the mod on my RTX3060, running Ryzen 5 5600G, 16 GB, on steam which has been relocated on a regular 2 TB hard drive. The picture I was going to post is on the default C172 flying over Manhattan at 1200 feet. Everything is sharp and the FR is reading 58 (steam framerate). My installation is just like shown on a youtube site with no adjustments to anything. It works.

I don't think that I ever had to do anything with Track IR to make it work. As long as it is working, MSFS 2020 is the only flight simulator (as opposed to the one that starts with X) that allows turning on while the program is running. If you open the Track IR program and are able to check your alignment, it should work. Are your lights on the Track IR camera on? (Both of them) Make sure there is no bright light behind your head (unshaded window, lamp, etc.). That's about all that should cause any problems.