As well as reducing details you could also use Asynchronous TimeWarp to double each frame. It's not as good as native frame rate of course but in a slow paced game like FS2020 I reckon it could work okay. As I understand it Quest and Quest 2 run at 72hz mostly so you could maybe get away with a base frame rate of 32fps. Or 45fps if you're using a 90hz headset.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (MS FS 2020) [PC, XGP-PC]
As well as reducing details you could also use Asynchronous TimeWarp to double each frame. It's not as good as native frame rate of course but in a slow paced game like FS2020 I reckon it could work okay. As I understand it Quest and Quest 2 run at 72hz mostly so you could maybe get away with a base frame rate of 32fps. Or 45fps if you're using a 90hz headset.
pjbliverpool
I assume you know your way around liverpool
could you fly over my house and post a screenshot ?
I didn't realise you lived in Liverpool. I'm not there anymore, moved to Warrington and then Stoke almost 20 years ago now (damn I feel old). But my mum still lives about 20 minutes down the road from you in Halewood.
On the FS2020 request, I'd be happy to if I had the game but no luck there I'm afraid. I'd love to try it out, especially in VR, but can't really justify it given my current months long backlog.
cheapchips
Veteran
Game Makers Notebook have an interview with Jörg Neumann, Head of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
(Generally an interesting podcast btw)
https://pca.st/episode/25d36094-3f3a-4ca6-87ea-af264ec20d21
(Generally an interesting podcast btw)
https://pca.st/episode/25d36094-3f3a-4ca6-87ea-af264ec20d21
My new still fairly humble PC certainly runs this better than my old one ... will try later if I can get my Quest 2 working with this. I did get Google Earth to run with both Oculus Link and Virtual Desktop, and so far the Link option definitely was the better one.
They improved CPU and Memory usage. They showed a section on Sim-4 using 100% CPU 27GB Memory at 40 FPS but on Sim-5 Update its using 75% CPU 14GB Memory at 60 FPS. This is without any DX12 updates too.
Full article @ https://twinfinite.net/2021/06/microsoft-flight-simulator-pc-xbox-details/ with snippets provided below:
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Massive Performance Upgrade on PC Revealed
During the livestream (which was a second part following one from a few days ago), we heard from head of Microsoft Flight Simulator Jorg Neumann, Asobo CEO Sebastian Wloch, and executive producer Martial Bossard.
They explained that part of the architecture of the engine has been rewritten to improve performance. We get to see a video recorded from Wloch’s own PC, showcasing the difference in frame rate between the current Sim Update 4 and the new Sim Update 5 which will launch with the Xbox version on July 27.
Incidentally, all these improvements were done on PC without the implementation of DirectX 12, which is still in the works.
DegustatoR
Legend
MSFS will be getting RT support soon:
Silent_Buddha
Legend
I wonder if this is all due to optimization work needed to get the title running well on XBS consoles? That 14 GB memory mark is getting down to XBS-X range of memory usage.
Regards,
SB
Kyyla
Veteran
That is what they wrote in the article.
i love it on my series X.
way better than google maps
it doesn't seem to do well with small elevation changes of <100m though.
I'm not much of a flight sim guy, but i've already enjoyed flying round some local spots and mountains
way better than google maps
it doesn't seem to do well with small elevation changes of <100m though.
I'm not much of a flight sim guy, but i've already enjoyed flying round some local spots and mountains
btw any idea why it says to please isnert FS game disc when it fails to phone home on startup?
the game works completely offline just fine for those with physical disk?
the game works completely offline just fine for those with physical disk?
You still live here @Davros? Still want an FS2020 picture? If so, I can help ya outpjbliverpool
I assume you know your way around liverpool
could you fly over my house and post a screenshot ?
