I'm really pleased you like it. The last thing I want to do is push products, and it's why I will ALWAYS say when things aren't great, don't feel right, and I'll certainly never edit things out, to try and hide problems, bugs and poor design. I know there's some channels that just say everything's "amazing" and I just find it dishonest. That said, when something's good, or I have a good experience, I'll say it. I remember being unable to afford more than 1-2 modules in an entire year, and relying on the honesty of someone else to help make that decision. It just feels right to me, and I sleep easy cos of it. (Edit typo)
I hope I understood right, then you're referring to anti aliasing - also called AA. It's a setting in the graphics options in the main menu (for xplane and most games). It blurs the edges of textures (via a variety of techniques) to make them appear more smooth. Some of the options look better than others, but cost more graphics card performance. The trick is to set this as high as possible, that works in most situations, without compromising performance. There's also a setting called Anisotropic filtering (AF) helps to enhance the clarity of those same textures, especially when you're viewing them from very small angles (like a flat runway well into the distance). Again, the higher the setting, the better it looks, at the cost of..... Hope this helps
It seems like people's experiences are very different with regards to AA in X-Plane 12. Some look great (like this one). Others (including my own system) look jagged all over the place, even with MSAA set to 8x. I'm not quite sure what the cause is (type of GPU, driver, system?). I can confirm MSAA seems to have no effect at all on the Linux build. Laminar is aware of the issues, however, and claim improvements to the AA system are coming in 12.10.
I find "long cruises" quite boring, the 30-45 minutes up top in cruise is probably my limit, any longer and I start to get bored, I need things to do, at least the last 10 minutes can be used to plan descent. In live streams at least you can chat, but my channel is way too small for that.
There's Kiwi written on the side of those engines. Just for me right
I had them change it especially ;-)
i took your advice and purchased xp12 and the a350. good call man
I'm really pleased you like it. The last thing I want to do is push products, and it's why I will ALWAYS say when things aren't great, don't feel right, and I'll certainly never edit things out, to try and hide problems, bugs and poor design.
I know there's some channels that just say everything's "amazing" and I just find it dishonest.
That said, when something's good, or I have a good experience, I'll say it. I remember being unable to afford more than 1-2 modules in an entire year, and relying on the honesty of someone else to help make that decision. It just feels right to me, and I sleep easy cos of it. (Edit typo)
What are your specs and could you share your settings via text or an imgur image? Your game looks too smooth for XP12
Great video! Btw how did you remove jagged textures in xp12?
I hope I understood right, then you're referring to anti aliasing - also called AA.
It's a setting in the graphics options in the main menu (for xplane and most games).
It blurs the edges of textures (via a variety of techniques) to make them appear more smooth. Some of the options look better than others, but cost more graphics card performance. The trick is to set this as high as possible, that works in most situations, without compromising performance.
There's also a setting called Anisotropic filtering (AF) helps to enhance the clarity of those same textures, especially when you're viewing them from very small angles (like a flat runway well into the distance). Again, the higher the setting, the better it looks, at the cost of.....
Hope this helps
It seems like people's experiences are very different with regards to AA in X-Plane 12.
Some look great (like this one). Others (including my own system) look jagged all over the place, even with MSAA set to 8x. I'm not quite sure what the cause is (type of GPU, driver, system?). I can confirm MSAA seems to have no effect at all on the Linux build.
Laminar is aware of the issues, however, and claim improvements to the AA system are coming in 12.10.
@@rapidfiringneurons I agree my graphics seem similar to yours with a 3070 but I think some people have set Nvidia settings to mitigate the issues
Hey, what do you use for ground services ? Thanks !
Better push back (plug-in).
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1hr 5 mins of video, and only 11 mins in the air. Funny :)
Yeah I don't know why I was expecting a longer canal. Shows what I know. Felt a shame landing so soon.
I find "long cruises" quite boring, the 30-45 minutes up top in cruise is probably my limit, any longer and I start to get bored, I need things to do, at least the last 10 minutes can be used to plan descent.
In live streams at least you can chat, but my channel is way too small for that.
This is not worthy to be presented as ATC tutorial! Beside to many bla bla. And as an A321 pilot disqualified !
I hope you're not pilot, with hallucinations like that!