wolfko

Sorry for my late reply Taph. I only saw your question now. Our bandwith is 80 Mbps. This is shared among the 5 of us in the family. So mostly when I am using MSFS at the same time my wife is streaming Netflix videos, our two boys playing online games on their Playstations or also streaming videos and our daughter downloading music or just surfing on instagram. I connot tell you how much data MSFS uses during a flight (maybe others can?). That is of course depending on the settings (e.g. resolution) and on the area one is flying in. But although the bandwith is shared between the five of us, I have never exepienced any problems of having not enough bandwith for MSFS. I only have received an autogenerated message once that I am not connected to the Internet and that the flight session will continue in offline mode. But this was only due to server problems of my internet provider. There is a counter within the UI telling how much data one has used within a month (I guess calender month). This counter said I had used 151 GIB of data as per yesterday. I am not sure if this are only download data or if there are also the data included which are derived from my SSD. I hope this helps. Cheers, Wolfgang

Diamond Bay

And there is the pinned topic "What Orbx airports do you want to see in MSFS?" on top of the MSFS discussion forum:

And I thought his name was John BTW, what's the time in Washington now? I think you are tired and you should better go to bed now.

Old Trafford? What's that?

Me thinks I know the name of this "friend"

Hm, so problems with the Etihad Stadium? Honestly, problems with the Emirates Stadium, this would be a real issue.

Yeah, looks like snow.

By looking at all these people strolling around I think the photo must have been taken during an air show or something like that.

Thanks mate!

English would be nice. Thank you!

Happy Birthday Wayne! And my appologies for being late to the party.

Great! And I love those short term announcements/surprises. Thank you Orbx.

That's just fine Greame, cause Indeed I have no shot.

I am running MSFS on the same ancient PC (2500k / GTX 1070) I had P3d and XP11 installed on. MSFS is running much smoother than P3d and XP11 ever did on this machine and also its performance is much better and this with much higher settings (if comparable at all) and much more complex weather. So having a not state of the art PC is no excuse for not installing MSFS. One thing you might consider is adding RAM. I have 32GIB installed. But this is overkill IMO and RAM is not that expensive. PS: I have no intention to let this become another "my sim is better" thread. I just wanted to encourage you.

As per the MS releasse announcement a part of the 1.19.9.0 patch is a colour correction of the default ground imagery around LOWW. Since the Gaya ground imagery probably had been adjusted to the old default colours and still is, the outcome is what can be seen in your screenshot.

Same here. Maybe this is, because I only have changed settings via the default UI and never ever have touched any of the MSFS files itself (e.g. for changing the LOD etc.) or have used external programms for file management like many others of us do.

Yes, that's a fact. AFAIK Orbx and Gaya have even been involved in the initial development of MSFS.

I think it is Jefferson County 0S9. This was always one of my favourite airports in FSX/P3d.

The MSFS support forum is overflowed by threads an posts regarding this since the initial release of Orbx LOWI almost a year ago.

I think you are right Rod. These red-white roofs look like Harvey.

I like people who are still doing forum searches. Not very common any more these days.

Asia Landclass is another example of not communicating with users and ignoring their questions.

I think, you are right Gerold. CEC is the IATA code for the Del Norte County Regional Airport in Crescent. The ICAO code is KCEC.

It looks like you have some files/folders in the community folder which should not be there at all.