So, I’m currently doing a full flight in the 350, and when I’m on the wing or any other views, it is a smooth 60 fps. In the cockpit, however, the FPS is around 20 and at lowest 15. Obviously this is because of my device, but still this is a bit extreme.
iPad 9th generation 3gb ram.
You should go to the settings and set the limit to 30 fps. It’s not a big difference in visuals but it can significantly improve your device’s performance and battery health. Especially since you only have 3 GB ram.
Depending on the device the real time internal lighting is not well supported. You should be able to turn the lights off in the graphics settings, please check if that helps.
Depending on the device the real time internal lighting is not well supported. You should be able to turn the lights off in the graphics settings, please check if that helps.
There’s no option for that when I look in the graphics section. Although, I realized it only lags a lot during night. During the day the cockpit fps is 50-60.
There’s no option for that when I look in the graphics section. Although, I realized it only lags a lot during night. During the day the cockpit fps is 50-60.
The drop in FPS rate is significant when we are flying at night with the lights on in the A350. I tested the other planes at night and had good FPS rates. This problem of FPS drops at night is only occurring with the A350.
I have a iPad 10 with 8GB of RAM and the lowest it has gotten was 5.62 fps, which I dont care about since I'm still able to fly but, just maybe add a little bit more like whatever you call it to have less "lag"
Especially on early morning flights, the frame rate drops to around 10 FPS.
Especially on early morning flights, the frame rate drops to around 10 FPS.
I get 12 to 15
Please check the graphics settings and disable the landing lights. This should improve performance significantly.
Please check the graphics settings and disable the landing lights. This should improve performance significantly.
Graphics settings only include frame rate limit, pixel density and display frame rate.
Graphics settings only include frame rate limit, pixel density and display frame rate.
Go to the frame rate density and make sure its at the lowest
Go to the frame rate density and make sure its at the lowest
When I lowered the pixel density from 100% to 80%, the average FPS rose to about 15. The FPS increased when I lowered it below 70%, but the panel and other things became blurry and difficult to see, so I stopped using it.
When I lowered the pixel density from 100% to 80%, the average FPS rose to about 15. The FPS increased when I lowered it below 70%, but the panel and other things became blurry and difficult to see, so I stopped using it.
Thats meant to happen (I think)
I hope the graphics issues are fixed soon...
I get 12 to 15
Ngl, my phone rlly sucks, but when I'm in air I get around 15 fps and it feels like 60 lmao. But in another better phone, soon as I get out of airport and start flying, the fps start decreasing. Till it's unplayable
Ngl, my phone rlly sucks, but when I'm in air I get around 15 fps and it feels like 60 lmao. But in another better phone, soon as I get out of airport and start flying, the fps start decreasing. Till it's unplayable
That's interesting
I had the same problem only on the A350. The problem persisted even when lowering all settings to minimum, but on the other planes even with Ultra and Aircraft light on settings I didn't have the problem.
