Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 2026 03 16 Flight AFR27 Tahiti NTAA to Los Angeles KLAX. скачать в хорошем качестве

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 2026 03 16 Flight AFR27 Tahiti NTAA to Los Angeles KLAX.

After waiting six weeks for an update from Inibuilds to fix the WASM crashes, it finally arrived with v1.2.3 but things didn't look good at first. I had two CTD's and a frozen dashboard/fly off course bug. On the forth attempt, I decided to completely uninstall the aircraft, delete the WASM folder, uninstall all of the Navigraph Hub packages and then reinstall everything. The result was this. My first complete issue-free flight out of two. I find FCR Embedded and even the payware standalone version are nightmares when it comes to capturing the landings of complex aircraft at detailed and busy PC resource-heavy airports. Switching views during a playback can be a hassle also as you have to map the keys. To get around this 'usually', as soon as I exit the runway, I begin the playback from two other views (the showcase camera set at the control tower and the engine/wing), then save all three views as Steam recordings. This has to be done as quickly as possible as the sim environment continues in 'real-time' even during a recording playback. In other words, the recording only records the actions of the aircraft and ONLY the aircraft! The real-world weather, time, lighting and traffic all continue as normal as they are not recorded. In this video I made the mistake of not recording the other views until I had arrived at my parking ramp. This took about five minutes and I lost valuable time because of it. As a result you can see from the initial flight deck view at the beginning, that it isn't quite dark yet. However by the time, I recorded the landings from the other two views, darkness had fallen upon LAX. I end up splicing all three recordings together in the free Microsoft Clipchamp, using the moment of touchdown in all three views as a reference to edit between shots. This was the result. Not perfect but not terrible. but I'm glad the A350 is working to some degree again, though.