Hello, I noticed that in the HARM tab of the DTC there’s a system name reported as -1.
The code is 608, given that the symbol showing in the RWR is listed as 8 I guess it should be SA8 instead.
Not sure if it’s a WDP issue or if it comes from some BMS database.

EDIT: I double checked and, in fact, SA8 is in the list… but if I try to select it, code is listed as 0 and symbol as -1.
Also other systems show the same behaviour (e.g. SA9, SA13, SA19, PATRIOT, NIKE and probably more).

Gosh, completely forgot it was also in the launcher… thanks guys, sorry for bothering!

Version
4.37.2 (x64)

Build
521

Detailed Description

It seems that the pilot model cannot be deactivated by default: if I go into the Setup -> Graphics and uncheck the relevant checkbox, next time I start BMS it’s checked again and the pilot model is visible when I enter the 3D.
Disabling/enabling it with Alt-c + p from the cockpit works, it’s just the checkbox in the setup that doesn’t seem to be honored (and resets itself to being checked everytime you launch the game).

Reproducibility Procedure

1. Launch the game
2. Go to Setup -> Graphics
3. Uncheck the ‘Pilot Model’ checkbox
4. Exit the game
5. Launch the game again
6. Go to Setup -> Graphics and the checkbox is selected again

Expected Behavior

The ‘Pilot Model’ checkbox should stay unselected if it has been disabled by the user

@airtex2019 To be honest, I don’t know… but I guess there’s a valid reason for it to be there.

Version
4.37.2 (x64)

Build
521

Detailed Description

I don’t even know if it can be considered a bug, but I just realized that in my User\Config I have two Setup.v100.MouseWheel.xml files.
Looking at creation/modification dates it seems to be like this since a while, so maybe it begun in previous versions.
The only difference is that the second one has a space between the second dot and the “MouseWheel” component of the name… and it seems to be intended, because if I try to move both to the Windows Recycle Bin and subsequently launch the game, it gets recreated with this space.
But the other XML peripherals config files all have no spaces between the name components, so I think it’s a typo in the code or something like that.
I didn’t have the opportunity to test if it has some impact or creates issues in game, can do specific tests if needed.

Reproducibility Procedure

1. Check if you have two Setup.v100.MouseWheel.xml files in your User\Config dir (if you have only one, check if it has a space after the second dot in the file name)
2. Move the file(s) to the Windows Recycle Bin
3. Launch the game and immediately exit
4. Check that Setup.v100. MouseWheel.xml - with a space after the second dot in the file name, as I wrote it here - has been recreated

Expected Behavior

You should have only one Setup.v100.MouseWheel.xml file in your User\Config dir, with no spaces in the file name.

@LorikEolmin:

If you can do something in reality, but not in BMS, then reality isn’t realistic. Expect next version of reality in 3-4 weeks.

ROTFL, you won it all m8!!! :rofl:

Wonderful work mate, my best congratulations and kudos to you!

@Ironman53rd:

how do you activate “adaptive sync” on a Titan Nvidia GC?

Hi, it should be an option in your NVIDIA Control Panel.

Hi Mower, flight simming does not involve frenetic action, so 60 Hz is for sure enough.
The real thing, as Shadow indirectly said, is ensuring you can achieve a constant frame rate and have the lowest possible input lag: that’s why adaptive sync technology - be it Freesync or G-Sync - makes a big difference, especially for non perfectly balanced builds that have some bottlenecks.
So, don’t let datasheets with ‘amazing 1ms response time’ fool you (response time tells absolutely nothing about monitor capabilities) and aim for panel quality, low input lag and support for adaptive sync.

@hrbola80:

Hello boys….help my for driver for gtx1060…what driver for this card is great?

Hi, unless you have good reasons to do otherwise, you should always prefer the latest released version.
At the moment 388.71 is out, get it here.