Small Update

I just tested it on my machine. It's an i7 7700K with 16GB of Intel Optane memory and a Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1 card and an Oculus Rift CV1.

Flying the F4U Corsair over the heavily congested part of San Diego, California, with graphics set to "Ultra" and VR at 2.0, I have no stuttering, even in a fast, prolonged sweeping turn, which used to be when I'd get a bit of stuttering.

This is good work. Whatever you fixed with the external DLL was definitely causing a little stuttering.

Everything is as smooth as olive oil on polished marble now. Nice job, team!

I find that it completely cures the problem of stuttering during head movement. I am still getting some regular stuttering in Chicago, although it isn't horrible, and Chicago must be the hardest scenery to run smoothly.

And sadly the graphics anomalies are still there, but I understand this update wasn't designed to fix that.

Many thanks!!! I will upgrade everything again tonight and give it a try.

Thank you guys for putting all the effort you put into this. We all appreciate it.

Andrew

I'll check it out as soon as I come back home from a business trip.

I realize that we all should get the update automatically - but I didn't notice it today - maybe it was so quick. Still, it would be nice if you mentioned the version number as we would see it on the About page when IPACS make an update.

Thanks much

Dave W.

Quote from whitav8

I realize that we all should get the update automatically - but I didn't notice it today - maybe it was so quick. Still, it would be nice if you mentioned the version number as we would see it on the About page when IPACS make an update.

Thanks much

Dave W.

v2.0.7.27 dated Dec 12, 2017

Cheers, Ed

Looks like it worked for me this time!!!! I would say it is about 95% for me, I did see a couple of jumps, it it could be something on my machine after the driver Oculus updates causing it.

Thanks much!!

Andrew

render scale at 2 nice and smooth, thank you.

Jim

I flew it yesterday after an update over an area I had cultivated in VR and got the hourglass freeze again for about 5 seconds.

I saw the blog post about the accidental merge with release and dev versions and am suspecting the recent update was to fix that too. I was flying the Bücker this past weekend/Monday and found the VR menu which now seems gone. I’m still low time with FS2 so might be missing something, but was that VR menu a preview of things to come? If so, I really like it as for me, I bumped the scale up a bit since things seemed just a tad small.

On the plus side for me, the scale setting seemed to remain in force after this update and everything held proper size. While I had the VR menu I did also have the stutters and now stutters are gone here too.

Just a comment but Aerofly FS2 is beautiful! I’m a very long time flight sim pilot with an embarrassing amount of time in many different sims. I’ve always dreamed of being "in" the sim. VR did that big time. I even built a motion platform now to make it more real. The experience in Aerofly is just amazing especially in VR the Bücker. Thanks! Your VR support is the best there is.