AVCS CORE v1.11 Major Profile Update

Please download and import this updated final version!  Link below and updated in the main post above!  AVCS CORE v1.11 will also import a new ‘AVCS4 USER PROFILE TEMPLATE (v1.0)’ - this template has not been changed from before.  If you had AVCS CORE v1.0 and that template profile already, you can delete this duplicate 'AVCS4 USER PROFILE TEMPLATE (v1.0)

Follow instructions during update to import previous version Save Files and to uninstall and delete the previous AVCS CORE v1.0 profile and config files

I had hoped that AVCS CORE v1.0 would be the final version, but I had not anticipated issues with Joystick POV directional buttons in the Push-To-Talk system, and I had not included a handy way to delete saved PTT buttons or keys.  With this update, I’m happy to announce that AVCS CORE is now feature stable and (as far as I know) 100% bug free!  I keep throwing every curveball and edge case I can think up at it, even including the update or new version profile import process, and everything just works.  I don’t have anything more to add, and there is nothing left to take away.

As the ‘hub’ profile for my AVCS4 BMS Radios profile, and others I plan to release in time, it has always been my goal to have AVCS CORE as an unchanging stable framework that I can use as a platform to support end-game profiles indefinitely.  Eventually, I plan to return to AVCS CORE to create a separate version packed with well designed and themed user interfaces for all options and menus which presently use simple VoiceAttack ‘Get user input’ actions, and while still supporting the original v1 simple ‘get user input’ interface version(s) which will remain free for all users.  The artwork and GUI coding will take some time, and I have many other projects on my plate, so I don’t expect to be working on AVCS CORE again until late 2022 or even later.

I use AVCS CORE every day myself, with the included AVCS Template profile as my ‘main’ Windows voice control system, and am very glad to have this project version wrapped up for now.

Thank you all again for all the support and for the coffees!  Cheers!

Download: (Click Here)

Public Release AVCS CORE v1.11 Changelog Oct-1-2021

Fixes/Improvements:

	-Updated minimum required version of VoiceAttack to 1.8.9
	-Created new system in Push-To-Talk Mode for Joystick POV (4-way directionals only)
	-Created Delete system in PTT Mode to allow removal of any PTT entry already set
	-Fixed PTT Buttons Display List not retrieving correct keyboard key from keycode # (showing 'square' symbol instead)
	-Fixed CORE Config #2 (TTS file) error near 'AlreadyOn' phrase, CRLF (NewLine) missing, merging the variables into one

@DarkGable said in Help with 4.37:

@Atlas
A query. Why are you concerning yourself with my age and how you feel I should act? This is exactly why I’m not active on this website. Because every time I post there’s always someone with something slick to say. If you yes I’m 59 yrs old and proud of it. I was defending this great nation when you were in diapers. So please do me a favor and stay out of grown folks business. Am I clean?

Why so serious?!

First of all, thank you for your service. I may be a generation younger, but I’m no Spring chicken myself, kid is grown and off to college, and I’m medically retired too young - filling my time with these hobbies and online. Most folks here are older, you are among peers - simulators attract our more patient and often older players than, say, Fortnite, of course.

I took the time to write this to you because I feel bad that YOU feel bad about this and what you’ve stated as previous interactions on forums. Spent some of my time this morning hoping you might take some of this to heart, from someone who is not trying to attack or belittle you in any way, but only to lift you up and help you avoid this sorta thing in the future (hopefully).

You are among peers. With that said, peers joke and jest and have fun with each other, it’s how we make friends and show our ‘lighter side’ - friends try to make each other laugh to lift them up, not to tear them down. Those who do not and those who insult or criticize others with no constructive purpose should be ignored - they are merely trolls. If you assume everyone who makes a joke or tries to make you laugh is being “childish” or “a troll”, you’re gonna have a bad time online.

None of this crap is worth good people here such as yourself and others turning against each other over some silly jokes. I fully understand that you’re upset because you have a problem and asked for help, and clearly not in a particularly good mood or ready to laugh about this typo, but the last thing you should do is become defensive over a few folks pointing out an obvious mistake for the humor it implies.

People are gonna joke in forums if given the chance, life is too short for you to jump at jokes as if they are all slights. When they jest at your typo of 4.37 is wasn’t to disrespect you or belittle you for your mistake, but to poke fun at the concept merely because we all know the current version is 4.36 - don’t allow yourself to feel like you are being attacked by folks who are just bored on the internet and hoping to post a joke and get a laugh back from you and the rest of their peers. People make friends with each other online by joking and making each other laugh, few can avoid the draw of a chance to make “a funny”, they don’t do it to put you or others down. A little humility and sense of humor goes a long way online.

Two unsolicited tips for online conduct in the face of perceived slights, for you to consider from this stranger (and fellow ‘older gent’) who does care about you regardless of what you may assume and feels bad that YOU feel bad about how this post went down:
“Don’t feed the trolls”
-when people are replying to your post(s), and you see those one or few posts that are NOT on topic or NOT asking to help such as clarifying questions, tips to try, etc., then just ignore them. By responding in the defensive, it triggers an unproductive back-and-forth that derails the purpose of the forum post entirely. If you can’t joke back with them or ‘dish it right back’ without being insulting or without remaining light hearted, then focus only on those asking to help or supporting you. This is how we can “win” these ego battles in our minds - by not participating with unhelpful or off-topic posts. Trust me when I say, we’ve all dealt with this online, feelings of being attacked when we ask a serious and legitimate question, and those of us who know better can look past your frustration or any lashing out to see that you could use a friend online to tell you, “You are a good person, please don’t feel attacked by those just joking around”. You are. Don’t feel attacked. Please.

“Yes, and…” or “No, but…”
-when folks toss out something off-topic or in jest, or even say something actually rude, you present yourself much more as the ‘better man’ by ignoring them, but if you must reply, one good option is to follow rules of improv comedy. For example, if someone says something deprecating, don’t go on the defensive but lean into it with a dismissive joke or non-sequitur; “Yes, and I’m all out of plutonium for the time machine and now stuck here, so can you help me get this ancient version of BMS working?”, or maybe, “No, but my brain is clearly already ready for BMS 4.37”, or whatever works for you. Just don’t lower yourself to a level to where you issue personal attacks yourself, be the better man. If, in your mind, you must assume everyone’s children joking around, then either ignore them, or joke back with them as you would with children. No need to call people out, to make things so serious - ignore, deflect, or joke back with a “Yes, and…” or “No, but…”

People will never get to know the good person that we would assume you are if you keep them at arm’s length by drawing such a hard line in the sand about being serious at all times, and spurning any attempts at levity or joking around.

*Originally, this was designed for Falcon BMS version 4.34 - since then, it has always been and will continue to be updated to work with the latest version of Falcon BMS. Pro tip: never include a game version in URL’s or graphics

Profile for VoiceAttack
by =VG= SemlerPDX

Description: These commands use VoiceAttack to translate the in-game on-screen radio menus from AWACS through Tanker into natural and intelligent voice command phrases that will fire keypress macros to help keep hands on the throttle and stick, and maintain immersion. As an additional option, these commands can be locked behind a push-to-talk mode bound to your UHF/VHF transmit buttons in-game, allowing any other VoiceAttack command unrestricted access if needed, while still restricting these BMS radio command macros. Finally, this single advanced control profile is extremely easy to edit or integrate into other profiles.

At VETERANS-GAMING, we fly with friends or AI Pilots, or a mix of both on our 24/7 Public Korean Campaign in Falcon BMS. We may go out with an AI wingman only to have a friend take their place mid-flight. For this reason and others, I created this VoiceAttack profile based around restricting when the computer can execute keypress macros that match voice phrases, having to first check if that pilot was set to a human pilot and therefore disregard commands for that pilot.

Thanks to user requests during the beta, there is now an optional mode to reverse the Human Pilots system, to assume all pilots are humans unless told otherwise, and also a system to choose a different keyboard layout than QWERTY. I have also added an optional Audio Feedback Mode to play a short radio cue sound when a command is successfully recognized.

Included is a single profile that handles every callsign and radio command variation in Falcon BMS, with voice commands to add any custom callsigns to the single profile, or edit the list. The focus of this profile is only on the in-game Radio Menus, and creating an immersive interaction layer through VoiceAttack that is easy to manage and update, or integrate into other Voice Control systems for Falcon BMS. The Quick Command Creator system allows creating new simple keypress commands or multi-keypress macros with simple pop-up input boxes guiding users through the process - a great way to add new commands on the fly, or new command phrases to call existing commands.

My goal was an intuitive system, so there is no user manual - only a few infographics and quick reference pic of all the radio commands - say, “Open the Command Reference”, anytime to view available voice commands and the reference pic, including those from AVCS CORE. I intend to release information pages for profile customization and configuration in the VG Wiki on our website, and these will be available through a patch update later for new voice commands or additional options in the Help Menu once complete.

Say goodbye to the keyboard, and enjoy the immersion! Cheers!

Features:


Push-To-Talk mode disabled by default. Say, “Turn On Push To Talk Mode” to enable

Download: (Click Here)

NOTE: DON’T USE THE VA OPTION “Allow Command Segment Info for Composite Commands” w/ AVCS4, and disable before importing AVCS4 if this setting is enabled!

Commands Reference:

Replace the word “Human” with “Computer” when All-Humans Mode is ON
Normally, this profile assumes all pilots are Computers, use All-Humans Mode to invert this

Say, ‘Open the Command Reference’, anytime to view available voice commands, including those from AVCS CORE

Public Release AVCS4 BMS v1.41 Changelog Aug-9-2022

   This is a Major Profile Update, and requires downloading and importing the latest AVCS4 BMS Radios (v1.41) profile for VoiceAttack:

New Commands:
 -JTAC Radio Menu Page command "JTAC Say Again"
 -Combat Management 1 Page commands "Weapons Free AA/AG"
 -Combat Management 2 Page commands added "Go Shooter/Cover" formerly on Combat Management 1 page

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Minimum VoiceAttack program version requirement updated to 1.10.3
 -New JTAC Radio Commands introduced in BMS 4.36.0 will now function properly for users of non-QWERTY style keyboards
 -Former "Weapons Free" command will function same as "Weapons Free AA"
 -Added two ways to call the new Weapons Free for AA/Ground: "Air Weapons Free" or "Weapons Free Air", format accepted for either
 -NOTE: New "Say Again" and "Check In/Out" commands under JTAC Menu must be preceeded by the word "JTAC"

Public Release AVCS4 BMS v1.40 Changelog May-11-2021

   This is a Major Profile Update, and requires downloading and importing the latest AVCS4 BMS Radios (v1.40) and AVCS CORE (v1.0) profiles:

New Commands:
 -"Open the Command Reference" (or variations - open up-to-date command reference page online, or last updated reference file locally if offline)
 -"Set a Computer Name" (or variations - set a 'Computer' Assistant name for AVCS PTT mode, say before any command to wake listening temporarily)
 -"Set a Push to Talk Button" (or variations - set up to 6 total keyboard, mouse, or joystick buttons through automated script - just press when asked)

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Improved PTT (Push to Talk) Mode with voice controlled automated key/button detection during "Set" command
 -Added PTT Modes (chosen during "Set" command) for game/QCC commands only (default), or toggle VoiceAttack Global Listening Mode
 -Added PTT Mode 'Wake' by 'Computer' Assistant Name - set a name to say before any existing command to temporarily wake Global Listening Mode
 -Added Profile Misc. Commands to QCC, allows new commands or macros to be added via Live Update Patch Fix to CORE or AVCS4 profiles between major updates if needed
 -Added requirement to Include AVCS CORE Profile Commands through AVCS4 BMS Profile Options, instructions provided during first-time init
 -Fixed International Decimals - All Decimal Variables finally compatible for international users via cultural identification fix during init
 -Fixed Issue where user was asked to set Keyboard type more than once during first few profile uses, even when already saved to file and loaded properly

Patch Release v1.3 Changelog Jan2020
Fixes/Improvements:
 -Fixed issue with variable conflict for "Ready for Departure" - was pulling new variable from "Carrier Ready for Departure"

Patch Release v1.2 Changelog Dec2019
New Commands:
 -"Carrier Ready for Departure" : for ATC Page 6, new 7th item added for 4.34 (U1) update

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Added additional recognition words for turning on/off Audio Feedback Mode - "feedback" can now be recognized as "feed back"
 -Added Null Check on Audio Feedback Stereo Output Channel setting, if saved setting lost, will force user input on profile load
 -Updated minimum VoiceAttack version to latest release (v1.8.3) for compatibility

Patch Release v1.1 Changelog Nov2019
Fixes/Improvements:
 -Changed common Send To default from *Falcon BMS* to "Falcon BMS.exe" to avoid conflict with open PDF's, etc. with Falcon BMS in name
 -Fixed Human/Computer Pilots Registry system - last minute addition of a mode check was to blame, has been removed for now

Final Release v1.0 Changelog Oct2019
New Commands:
 -Turn On/Off Audio Feedback Mode : Provides sound feedback upon successful recognition of a command (per user request)
 -Added a non-functional command to help recognize many variations of "Yes" words for the voice confirmations in profile

Fixes/Improvements:
 -New Variable Pause between any keypress/release for adjustment of the time any key is held down, in keypress_variable command. Default is 50ms
 -New Audio Feedback Mode has custom SFX included, and gives user option of stereo left, right, or center playback for easier distinction
 -New Speech notification on startup for Audio Feedback Mode (if enabled)
 -Speech notifications on startup for PTT mode and All-Humans mode (if enabled) have been greatly shortened.
 -Fixed issues with being able to set Humans in Computer Pilots mode and vice versa

Beta v0.99 Changelog Jul2019
New Commands:
 -Change Default Keyboard Layout allows choices between QWERTY, QWERTZ, & AZERTY (per user request)
 -Turn On/Off All-Humans Mode : Reverse mode assumes all pilots are humans, add Computer Pilots individually as needed (per user request)
 -Copy of all Add/Remove Human Pilots commands for Computer Pilots & All-Humans Mode

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Can state an entire callsign plus flight & wing numbers when asked for Callsign (per user request to speed up the voice system interaction of adding/removing human pilots)
 -VoiceAttack log entries displays profile information on startup (current keyboard layout, push-to-talk mode on/off state, All-Humans mode on/off state) (per user request)
 -Speech notifications on startup for PTT mode and All-Humans mode if they are enabled (see above)
 -Forced profile initialization if not initialized on any command use (per bug report: on first download/import of profile, trying to use any command fails until voiceattack restarted)

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(more that one user has been a bit confused by my AVCS4 PTT Mode in the past, I’m glad to report that now you can just, “Set a Push to Talk Button”, or “Edit Push to Talk Buttons” - you can even set the PTT mode to ‘Global’ in AVCS4 BMS v1.40!)

AVCS4 Falcon BMS Radio Menus for VoiceAttack has been updated for the new menu commands added in 4.36.1 (U1)

This is a major profile update, and a new profile download/import is required. Options will be presented to copy over old user save file and to delete the old config files and AVCS4 profile version. The base required version of VoiceAttack has been updated to 1.10.3 - if you’ve not updated VoiceAttack yet, do that before importing the latest AVCS4 BMS profile. Any issues, let me know!

Check out the updated command reference in the link below, or just say, “Open the Command Reference” anytime to view the new radio menus graphic and commands list!

https://veterans-gaming.com/semlerpdx-avcs/profiles/commref/bms41.html/

DOWNLOAD:
https://veterans-gaming.com/files/file/35-avcs4-voice-control-radios-for-falcon-bms/

Public Release AVCS4 BMS v1.41 Changelog Aug-9-2022

   This is a Major Profile Update, and requires downloading and importing the latest AVCS4 BMS Radios (v1.41) profile for VoiceAttack:

New Commands:
 -JTAC Radio Menu Page command "JTAC Say Again"
 -Combat Management 1 Page commands "Weapons Free AA/AG"
 -Combat Management 2 Page commands added "Go Shooter/Cover" formerly on Combat Management 1 page

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Minimum VoiceAttack program version requirement updated to 1.10.3
 -New JTAC Radio Commands introduced in BMS 4.36.0 will now function properly for users of non-QWERTY style keyboards
 -Former "Weapons Free" command will function same as "Weapons Free AA"
 -Added two ways to call the new Weapons Free for AA/Ground: "Air Weapons Free" or "Weapons Free Air", format accepted for either
 -NOTE: New "Say Again" and "Check In/Out" commands under JTAC Menu must be preceeded by the word "JTAC"

Special thanks for the coffees!

@Amadeus75 said in AVCS4 Immersive Voice Control Radios for VoiceAttack:

One small thing did I find - “request jfs recharge” does not resolve.

oops!! I think that one has gone under the radar since the command was added!

Nice find! Looks like there was a legitimate typo in there, “L” instead of “J” (not that this command is easy to use anyway, voice recognition typically hates most single letters and acronyms unless we’re very careful with enunciation!!)

As seems to be obligatory with these things, I’ve released a day-1 patch, no new download required if y’all already got v1.41 - it will apply next time you load AVCS4 BMS - just select “yes” on this pop-up that appears:

Public Release AVCS4 BMS v1.41.1 Changelog Aug-10-2022

   This is a simple Live Update patch fix, no new profile download is required - the following fix applies to this update:

Fixes/Improvements:
 -Fixed ATC Command for "Request JFS Recharge" -- keypress variable had typo of "Lfs" in avcs_bms_data_1.cfg file

The Public 24/7 VG Falcon BMS Server has been updated to 4.36!
We are currently running the default Rolling Fire KTO campaign, and will see how things go while waiting for Mission Commander to update to a point where we can tailor the campaign once again to favor more human interaction and balance the difficulty with the current number of regularly active pilots.

Thanks for your patience during this new testing phase with the new version, thanks to CobaltUK for installing the new version and getting the server up and running for the VG Air Force, and huge thanks to the BMS devs for all their hard work!!!

@Amadeus75 said in AVCS4 Immersive Voice Control Radios for VoiceAttack:

Dear @SemlerPDX,
may we look forward to a little AVCS4 update, due to the additional radio calls
(“weapons free A-A”, “weapons free A-G”)?
Best regards

Absolutely! I’ll get a patch update out in the next few days, and a proper major update in a week or two to solidify those changes into the actual profile (so QWERTZ users don’t need to use the published workaround for JTAC commands, too). Been waiting for this update to drop because I heard the radio menus would be changing yet again (after U1).

EDIT AUGUST 2nd 2022: (quoted from Discord):
“I’m still working on the update for 4.36 U1 - the radio menus have changed, some commands naturally won’t work as a result until the profile is patched to include these changes. I had been busy last week, and have had some personal issues this weekend - had hoped to have something out sooner, but just trying to maintain right now. I expect to have an update out before next week (fingers crossed)”

The Public 24/7 VG Falcon BMS Server has been updated to 4.36.3!
Once again, our eternal gratitude goes to CobaltUK for his help with these updates, and for volunteering his time to help keep our public server running well for new and returning pilots alike!!

As always - any issues or feedback, find us on VG Discord in the BMS channel:
https://veterans-gaming.com/discord
…or on the VG website here:
https://veterans-gaming.com/forums/forum/142-bms4-server-reports/

Connection details are listed in the VG Wiki here:
https://veterans-gaming.com/wiki/guides/falconbms/vg-server/

HA!

A bit of constructive criticism, I think it should have wheels, but that might just be my opinion.

(j/k )

The Public 24/7 VG Falcon BMS Server has been updated to 4.36.2!
Thanks again to CobaltUK for his help with this update, and for maintaining the VG BMS server day after day!

Any issues or feedback, find us on VG Discord in the BMS channel:
https://veterans-gaming.com/discord
…or on the VG website here:
https://veterans-gaming.com/forums/forum/142-bms4-server-reports/

Connection details are listed in the VG Wiki here:
https://veterans-gaming.com/wiki/guides/falconbms/vg-server/

@airtex2019 said in Hosting Campaign Server on a CSPs:

@gundam disclaimer up front: I have not hosted any MP sessions, but it’s been on my list of things to try out… so here are my notes, of what I would try. Folks please correct me if I suggest anything wrong, or if you know things that work better!

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BMS Cloud Server

– Azure virt, AWS Lightsail, or VPS
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/virtual-machines/#pricing
https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail/pricing/

Not sure smallest instance needed to host… probably want at least 4 cores and 8 GB ram? (Maybe 16 GB ram?)

This will cost about ~US$4/day… you don’t need to keep it up and running ofc. But also beware of ingress/egress bandwidth costs (~10c/GB).

EC2 is probably a bit cheaper than Lightsail, but unless you’re a seasoned AWS vet Lightsail makes it very quick and easy to get a Windows instance up and running.

There are probably cheaper hosting providers out there? https://www.vpsserver.com/plans/ looks pretty good for about $1/day comparatively… and no bandwidth cost – they throttle instead of charge overage, apparently. (I haven’t tried them out yet. Not sure what geographical regions they operate in.)

$4 per day is quite pricey, to be sure… but $1 per day is suspiciously cheap, I guess it depends on what is offered and what that bandwidth cap is before throttling. Would try the $1/day one for a few months before considering any other options, just my 2 cents on that.

The non-BMS server at VG hosts more than a handful of Arma 3 servers, a frequently max-population/40 players FPS (COOP) wargame, our TS3 server, and more. Costs are just under $100/month USD, so just over $3 per day - and this includes a Windows Server (2019, as of now) license, 8t/16c AMD w/64GB ECC DDR4 and a NO bandwidth cap (edited: was mistaken, Hetzner has no caps on this level), on top of decent DDoS protection. It’s our own dedicated box, too - not a server split up, partitioned/provisioned. For anywhere near $4/month, would expect better stats than that.

@Atlas I love how marketing gets ahold of technical specifications and makes them sound so crazy amazing…

“1000 times per second?! HOLY CRAP!!”
“…oh wait, you mean the main program loop uses a 1ms pause. <sigh>”

Honestly, I don’t get it… when you’re wearing headphones (especially over-the-ear style “cans”) you are always “at the center”. Fluffity-fluff or worthy audio tech? I’m not dropping a dime to find out, but interested to hear from some actual users.

@airtex2019 said in Head-tracking Headset?:

@foxster Sadly I think so … seems like if inertial sensors are good enough for VR headsets they could be incorporated into regular (audio) headset. ah well

Inertial sensors in VR headsets are not themselves alone responsible for tracking. They are part of the system which does tracking, ofc.

Great to hear! Back when I got TIR5 (over ten yrs ago) it was the only option with any consistent precision, and being a young, dumb and impatient almost-30-year-old, I sprung for expedited shipping because apparently I had more dollars than sense back then… Of course, it arrived in two days, as it would have regardless, because the return address for the TIR headquarters and distribution center is literally TWO TOWNS OVER FROM ME!! <sigh>

Since then, I broke my first TrackClip Pro, and it was NOT cheap to replace at $40 - on top of that, I had to mod it myself to make it wireless with a rechargeable battery pack. That being said, the GUI and software are fully featured, leaving nothing to want (at least in my case), so I say IMHO the tiny sleek physical form factor and the software GUI are the only reason to purchase TIR over any other more affordable or even free options.

So glad that Delan Clip has continued to remain available as an alternative! PC gear NEEDS alternatives, and competition drives innovation.

@Justice

@VIPER-0 ↑ To expand upon VIPER’s reply above … I swear I have experienced issues once with the campaign we host freezing up following a campaign restart to Day 1, where the only culprit I could assume without further info was maybe that the save file folder with all the auto-save files from the previous campaign run were still present and not wiped as per our SOP. After deleting these old save files, server ran just fine.

FTR - No idea if it was a false-positive and it was a year or few ago, but can’t hurt anything to try… erase any auto-save files from your campaign (except the most recent) … maybe you’ll have similar success?

@Todd1215 Presently, the non-descript commands such as “report airborne” or “report overhead break” (and some others) can be changed to be the default for some other group if desired, like if you use the carrier more than airbases, you might want that one to be the default for “overhead break” without having to preface it with “Carrier”.

Please refer to the infographic in the AVCS4 BMS Command Reference for more info:
https://veterans-gaming.com/semlerpdx-avcs/profiles/commref/bms41.html/

(say, “Open the Command Reference”, to view this webpage anytime)

Awesome work, BMS Devs! This will help so many not-so-computer-savvy e-pilots, no doubt. A slower DL speed is a fair trade off, I’m sure.

@Skorp What button do you have set to the Pause action of TrackIR? Is it possible that it’s the same button in BMS as your “Pause” action in TIR?

@fede_tank There is no “change” to 4.36, 4.34 will remain as-is in its program folder … both are standalone programs that operate out of their own program folders. You can merely install Falcon BMS 4.36 (and update to current minor version patch U1 - U3) and fire it up. Then, close it down and fire up 4.34 again to see if FPS were different or worse - if so, you can just keep playing 4.34.

I still have BMS 4.34 and 4.35 installed, and of course the latest, 4.36. *(If they took up more than a few GB, I might be motivated to be less lazy and remove them, haven’t really went back to fly the old versions since, but don’t mind leaving them around)