Hi Ray... I'm not finding that panel looks the same as depicted in your post (XP and FSX look like that however) and nothing happens when I click on some of the options like the back seat pilot. I'm using latest mainstream Steam version. Anyone else getting this?
Matt
Yeah! There is a bunch of things that doesn't work in this airplane. Starting to regret buying it...
Display MoreI also use the Oculus Rift CV1. When using the latest Nvidia driver 452.06 (as recommended for MSFS) in Vulcan mode, I get a black screen in the Oculus, but a proper picture on the regular monitor. This problem exists with any driver which is newer then 442.59, which is that last proper working one.
Only switching back to openGL solves this. However this reduces the frame rate.
This happens with the regular AFS2 version as well with alpha and beta.
As reinstalling the Nvidea driver always takes quite a long time, I finally have to decide:
Do I wish a smoother running MSFS or a smooth working VR in AFS2.
A tough decision...
It's been like this for months. I don't understand why it's not fixed yet
My Tecnam P2008 crashes the sim with 2020 08 07 version (did not install previous alphas). Tried several other user made aircraft and they work fine.
Signing out of the alpha makes it work again. Anybody else experiencing this problem?
I have changed nothing to the aircraft for several month.
Yes this happened to me two days ago. Tried twice, gave up...
i might do ENSD (Sandane) it looks good .
Sandane is beautiful
Ørsta/Volda (ENOV) is also stunning
Fantastic!!
The cloud battle over Norway continues
Well, it's been raining here all summer so...
I'm so excited! I think this will be the go-to sim for the helicopter people from now on. This and the commitment from Larrylynx is just fantastic
Yes Jan, that fixes the video, but no sound.
It's not a fix, it's a band aid, because Vulkan doesn't work for many Oculus users and hasn't for months
As far I know this can't be done
Well, Aerofly FS2 got me in to flight sim so I think Ipacs is doing something right. In the beginning I was just flying around but wanted to learn more. Watched a lot of YouTube and learned to navigate and a new world opened up. The planes are not too advanced and that makes it easier to learn how things works too. Tried xplane and learned a bit more. But VR sucks in xplane so I went back to Aerofly. So I guess my point is that at least Aerofly is a very good place to start if you want to get in to flight sims. I tried Xplane and DCS in the beginning and it was just too overwhelming. I understand that hardcore simmers want more, but then this sim just isn't for them...
It's been quiet for a while. Hopefully you've taken a well deserved break from this amazing project and haven't given up.
Ok. I think I need to point out that you can't just download an area from Google and fly over it. You need to make a scenery using the tools available in this forum.
I've tried doing this and it's a lot of work and I couldn't make it work properly 
So if you make a scenery or download one made by others you can of course fly over it in VR or flat screen. If you use VR the image on your PC screen will be double, showing one image for each eye. You can turn this of and just show a single image but that's not recommended due to performance issues
I guess there is a misunderstanding here somewhere, but I don't quite understand what it is
What do you mean by "Google VR areas"?
Do you have a link so I can understand exactly what this is?
Regards
Ronny
Display MoreHola Aroos:
You have extended in your answer, I thank you very much, and ... you have extended being precise in your answers, but basically you describe to me what you have installed on your PC. All of this corresponds to FS 2, some other payware DLC, but no Google VR.
I have downloaded everything concerning FS 2, by default and other paid DLCs, that occupies me on the hard disk = 158.97 GB.
You say you have downloaded approximately 145 GB. Included are some Googlee VR downloads in that 145GB size. on your pc? .
I deduce from your words that everything you describe to me in your last paragraph belongs to Aeorfly FS 2, and in all those areas and airports, nothing belongs to Google's VR. Right?.
Excluding the surrounding areas of airports, cities very close to airports (such as Chicago, San Francisco, etc.), in my opinion, nothing can currently match in detail and resolution, shades of variety of colors, to Google VR. And that continues to be one of my questions:
1º) .- If I want to fly over Google VR, previously I have to download the area on which I want to fly. Right?. Of course, I suppose those downloads will take up quite a bit of size on the hard drive, depending of course on the extent of the downloaded area. Do you have your VR downloaded on your PC?
2º) .- How do you select the area you want to download? Do you know the procedure?
3º) .- Once downloaded, I suppose I can fly it both on a flat screen with a headset. Is my guess correct?
For all your effort in this writing, thank you very much.
Kind regards: Delfin
Wait... Are you asking if you can download Google VR and put it into Aerofly FS2?
If so; no that is not possible
But it would be really cool 
To fly on the Google VR scene, is it necessary to download the area you want to fly?
You have to download the Google VR app from Steam or Oculus store and then you are good to go. I would guess its about 2-3 Gb
Also, if after downloading the area you want to fly in VR, it can be seen on a flat screen with the same quality or resolution that I see flying with the Google simulator ?. Of course, I suppose that VR can also be seen, with any existing headset on the market.
When you are using Google VR what you see is shown in a small window on your pc screen, so I guess its not the same quality. But I really don't know. Not using the pc screen very much when I'm in VR
I would be very surprised if Google VR can't be used with every existing headset. Maybe not PSVR, but I think that works too
I hope this will answer your questions
Regards
Ronny
I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but if you're asking if you can use a VR headset to fly an FS2 airplane in Google Earth VR, that's a big no.
In Google VR you can "fly" but it's more like moving around like Superman. There is no plane. But yes, you can "fly" anywhere on the planet and the app won't fill up your hard drive.
In FS2 you can use all the planes inside and outside the cockpit, just like on a flat screen
They could add the piper P28 to the mobile platform .. I would love to fly that magnificent plane .. At the moment I don't have a pc to play the pc version ... It doesn't matter if you need to pay, I gladly pay for that wonderful plane ... I dream of flying the piper P28 on mobile platform greetings
You have to go to the just flight forum to make that happen
My biggest "ortho challenge" so far. But now - South Norway_17 Stavanger is ready for download.
I can now fly over my house! Thank you so very much, Hartman
This has been a problem with Oculus for months. It's said that it's a graphic card driver problem, but the driver has been updated several times. I've given up Vulkan and uses OpenGL
Display MoreHere's what I've discovered:
Maybe I'm pretty close. Because here is an "ortho-hell" from Norway.
The Hell Station is a popular tourist attraction
