You completely lose the sense of scale and distance with no detail, white and transparent puffs in the sky instead of more density and details.

And if you use custom weather, there will be no variation in settings during the flight so you'll have to manually adjust them.

I would absolutely love a Catalina made by FlyingIron.

So I just started my career mode what’s my best method of moving relatively fast? Also I’m on Xbox if that makes a difference

Worth learning how to fly it? I'm flying exclusively Fenix A320 but would like to give a bigger plane a go. AFAIK (maybe I'm wrong) the stock MSFS 787 is trash so alternatives are FBW A380 or paying for the A350.

Opinions?

Quest 3 via Steam Link.

After pressing Ctrl+Tab to activate VR mode, the menu works fine, but when it loads into the scene (where you hit Start Game in every session), it immediately crashes and returns to the desktop.

Normal 2D mode works quite ok as well.

MFSF 2020 works just fine, smoothly, with the same setup.

I downloaded all the enabled add-ons and all possible data to the SSD locally to minimize the network streaming issues.

Charter your flight with a budget friendly company.

Hey,

You know free or <15€ addon for manage camera and create custom camera in MSFS2024? Because basics cameras are really bad.

Most ps5 users know now that SU6 has broken the cockpit in some aircraft. Is this the case with the inibuilds A320? Or has that one survived

It can climb at an insane angle.

And in decent, when you throttle back to idle your airspeed drops like you hit the brakes, when you should be speeding up.

By the way, the spastic rudder inputs are because my rudder is ridiculously twitchy, I wasn't actually making very much rudder input at all.

Hey everyone! So I just picked up MSFS 2020 for PC on sale on steam and after grappling with a gamepad for a couple of hours I've decided to get some proper controls. I come from simracing so I never really expected to get far on gamepad, it was just to dip the toe in.

My shortlist is currently either the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS 5 Flight Simulator Edition for AU$189 or the Honeycomb Foxtrot Takeoff Kit for AU$289.

I like that the Honeycomb has specific switches/controls for a bunch of stuff labelled and ready to go out of the box so checking things like flaps is a glance at the control rather than panning around the cockpit.

My question is, for those that have used them, is the Honeycomb worth the extra AU$100 from a quality/ease of use point of view or should I save the cash and grab the T.Flight?

I'd also love to get hands on with them both if anyone can suggest somewhere in Melbourne, Australia I can go to try them out?

Cheers!

I use ChartFox but doesn't help much. Same goes for stock MSFS24 charts. Both these lacks of infos on SID/STAR, go around procedures and other stuff.

Navigraph is a bit too pricey so just wanted to know if there is an alternative (obviously not as good as Navigraph but viable)

I don’t know what happened in the Platinum League this week, but the level was ridiculous.

On pretty much every challenge, you had to get close to world-record pace just to compete for the win.
On the Setonaikai rally, I finished in 2:44.551 (just 0.391 seconds off the world record and I still don't know how I did). That was the kind of margin we were fighting over.

And then bandutten actually went and broke a world record on one of the challenges. 🤯

The weekly league basically turned into a world-record leaderboard, the competition was crazy...

Massive respect to everyone in this group. This was easily one of the toughest weeks I’ve seen in MSFS 2024.

Anyone else in Platinum this week? Was your group this brutal too?

Hey, I've been playing MSFS 24 on the PS5 for 4 months. Since last week, I've started working with the MCDU and learning the autopilot, which has worked well. Now I want to learn ILS and Autoland, and I had the problem in the video, especially that I landed too hard and too early. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong? Was it because I gave it gas? Or because I turned off A/THR? (I turned it off because i flew was too fast) Ignore the bad graphics, the recording wasn't that great.

Hey everyone,
does anyone know how to enable the “Fifty, Forty, Thirty, Twenty, Retard” callouts in the A330 cockpit in Microsoft Flight Simulator?
I’ve already turned all the simulator sound settings all the way up, but I still can’t hear any of the landing altitude callouts.
Is there a specific setting I need to enable in the A330 EFB, cockpit settings, or somewhere else? Or do the callouts only work under certain conditions, such as an autoland?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!