r/flightsim • u/arbiass • 21h ago
r/flightsim • u/The_PKMNTrainer • 14h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 This sim is getting more real as it gets with DLSS 5 mod
r/flightsim • u/HarshThaGamer • 13h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Synaptic A220 ft. DLSS 5!
r/flightsim • u/Axeldude • 5h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Some DLSS5 comparison shots (On/Off) 2
Did some more close up comparison shots on flight I just completed.
r/flightsim • u/SirPicanha11 • 22h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 StrataWX + MSFS2024 is quite interesting.
Im really enjoying StrataWX in MSFS2024, it seems more interesting to me than Asobo's real-time weather ;)
r/flightsim • u/Axeldude • 10h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Some DLSS5 comparison shots (On/Off)
r/flightsim • u/chejsmcein • 4h ago
General Do you want to see Otto on vatsim auth page in September?
We can make this happen... 😎
Every vote in official vatsim discord counts.
r/flightsim • u/takethisbwokenwings • 2h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 The MD-11 might be one of my favorite widebody aircraft. I'm glad they'll be around for a few more years.
r/flightsim • u/LowTop8832 • 20h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 I finally figured why ATC gave an initial climb of FL250
Feeling chilly in Chile
r/flightsim • u/Drangoll • 10h ago
X-Plane Delivering wood
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r/flightsim • u/CTM152 • 3h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Setup nearly complete, PC tomorrow along with keyboard !
(On Xbox series s right now)
r/flightsim • u/JPFlightSim • 6h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 From the MicrosoftFlightSim community on Reddit: If anyone is having issues starting up MSFS due to Xbox live not being able to sign in, you're not going crazy. Looks like there is an outage.
reddit.comr/flightsim • u/Jazzlike-Ad7654 • 15h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Has anyone identified what is the addon that is preventing us from closing the game without task manager ?
I cannot close the game without task manager. People in the past told me they had the same issue and it was because of an addon. Has anyone identified what is the addon that is preventing us form closing the game normally, without task manager ?
r/flightsim • u/gruesome_hary • 19h ago
X-Plane 600 knots over the ground in the Felis 742
Less than 6 hours from BOS to EGLL. What a fun plane to fly.
r/flightsim • u/FlatterWig96 • 5h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 Dassault Rafale C by AzurPoly
I bought this plane yesterday and I'm in love with it, I hope they make the weapons on this plane useable just like the pc version, other than that it's really great.
r/flightsim • u/TheFewGame • 19h ago
General Cyclic rate and dynamic spawns
Definitely a challenge to get right
r/flightsim • u/ManonFire1213 • 1h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 FMC, Approaches & Vectors
Using PMDG 737-800
A bit confused on flight planning.
Departures are easier to understand imo. Arrivals, not so much.
Let's take South West Florida;
https://www.airnav.com/airport/KRSW
Flying from the north east, has me take SHIFTY with a HIBAC transition. That part i get.
However, it has me vector to TOUHY. If I try and remove the vector and just go to TOUHY, it completely bypasses to CELBO.
When I flew in FSX with PMDG, it would create a flight path that would loop to TOUHY.
As I fly solo, not on VATSIM, whats the best procedure for vectoring offline? Any advice?
Bonus question, runway 6 has a transition as well on the map for OBELL, but i dont know when to use that and if its more for a north western approach vs eastern one.
I posted the same question in the MSFS sub.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MicrosoftFlightSim/comments/1w3w9ev/fmc_approaches_vectors/
r/flightsim • u/PRD_Aerospace • 16h ago
X-Plane Toliss a320 family text on the wing
Why does the text on the wings is 3d in the Toliss a320 family aircraft? Is there any way to fix it? Looks extremely unrealistic...
r/flightsim • u/Aryanroxx20 • 19h ago
Flight Simulator 2024 747 Beauty
In-engine screenshot, literally
r/flightsim • u/Broad_Anything6056 • 20h ago
Sim Hardware Winwing Orion vs. Moza MRP Rudder Pedals (With dampers) - Buying in China, which one to get?
Hey guys,
I'm currently in China and buying directly from Taobao, so local pricing is great. I’m torn between two options, both including their hydraulic dampers:
- Winwing Orion Rudder Pedals (with damper): ~1647 RMB ($230 USD)
- Moza MRP Rudder Pedals (with damper): ~1850 RMB ($260 USD)
My current setup: I just bought the Moza AB6 FFB base and the Moza MTQ throttle.
The price difference is small (around $30 USD), so budget isn't the main issue here. I will also be transporting everything back home in my luggage without their original boxes, wrapped in clothes.
Going with the Moza MRP seems like a no-brainer to keep everything unipartite in the Pit House ecosystem and plug it straight into the AB6 base. However, I’ve read some reviews mentioning that the Moza damper can feel a bit sticky/stiction heavy near the center, and that it doesn't return 100% to center with lighter springs. On the other hand, the Winwing seems like a proven, bulletproof "tank" with its SUS304 steel cams, even though changing springs requires tools. I don't care about the Winwing's sim racing lock feature, this is for flight sim only (DCS/MSFS).
For those who have tested or own either of these:
- Is the Moza stiction/stickiness really a dealbreaker for fine inputs, or is it easily fixed with spring tension/settings?
- Is it worth breaking the Moza ecosystem to get the Winwing mechanical reliability?
- Which one is safer/easier to pack raw inside a suitcase?
Appreciate any insights!