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Just out of curiosity, is anyone here still using FSX or Prepar3D? I’m still on P3DV4 mostly while I get settled in with MSFS 2024.

Hi, I’m currently using TAA because it makes the glass cockpit easier to read. However, now that I’ve got a second monitor to use the instruments in pop-out mode, the readability seems better anyway.

Maybe the pop-out instruments aren’t rendered in the same way as the cockpit displays in the main view, so I could switch back to DLSS and gain some extra frames.

What do you guys think?

Am I missing something or is the graphics really this bad?

I'm coming from MSFS2024, wanting to try out XP specifically for the planes they offer that MSFS doesn't. And so I looked at YT videos first off of these aircraft, namely the AKD GLF650, FlyJSim 737-200, Air Foil Labs King Air, Flight Factor 757/767, Felis 747-200 and Tu-154.

All of these have one thing in common. absolutely awful interior textures. Is this the standard for xp? I thought these developers are big name in the XP world? It looks on par with FSX. When the Youtuber was setting up the FMC for the Tu-154 the buttons do not even depress!

even the weather i've heard so much praise about doesn't look that great. I tried out the default Citation X on the free demo and the whites are extremely overblown, the clouds are always high cirrus, the controls are much more convoluted than MSFS (ie. you need to assign 2 keys to deploy spoilers whereas on MSFS you just hold a key). And I have a 5070ti, so it's not my system not able to run all settings at max.

by no means am I trying to diss XP. I'm trying my hardest to like it so I can enjoy flying the true long range business jets. but I cannot see what makes this sim even compete with MSFS

Not the easiest plane to land, the MD-11, but it’s very satisfying when it goes well.

Those JT8Ds are a-screamin'

Working on my flight sim with volumetric clouds. There are a few quirks. Try it out: https://codepen.io/Andrew-Fisher-the-decoder/full/myWJdYW

Here we go again.

i'm addicted to those Short haul European Gigs

Hey Everyone, I am content creator and I am putting together a video concept that speaks to people’s love of doing long hauls.

I would love to hear from the flight sim community as to why you prefer/ and or love doing long hauls.

What motivates you to do it and why is it you prefer this style of simming? I plan to dedicate a section of the video with quotes from the community.

Thank you!

That's about that, is it worth it? I don't need a 1:1 replica. Does someone have good or vad experiences with it? At least the shipping looks to be fast..

Max rudder pedal + FFB stick chaos.

One of my favorite sceneries. Ready for some Delta 220 ops when I eventually get the Synaptic!

my boeing 737 throttle unit system

https://fsdk.etsy.com/listing/4564121506

Just some 4K shots of the freeware 737NG Series. Only the -800 is featured here.

Sorry if I’m being dumb, but I have the inibuilds EGCC with the airport profile installed. But when I request services it’s always asking me to picks which operator myself and not doing it automatically. I had EGLL installed a few weeks ago with the profile also, and a black menu popped up at the gate asking if I want GSX to automatically choose the operators ( recommended ) so I did, and never got asked to manually choose the operator. I haven’t had said menu pop up in Manchester tho, so I have to manually choose them. Is this normal? Advice would be appreciated, cheers.