I made a second Federation of Triple Monitors episode. Thus the YouTube video shown below, and thus this article. There isn’t a source online that compares distorted views in MSFS 2020 against expected, clean views in, say, XP11. Until then, the public remains confused as to whether MSFS can be said to “work as is” for triple-monitor setups. And it’s not clear to me when Asobo will care to fix this problem for a niche market. Quality settings need to be lowered, to accommodate 3 times the number of rendered objects and screen pixels on triple monitors.ĭistorted side views in MSFS 2020 (top), compared to correct surround views in XPlane 11Īt this time, it is not worth sacrificing visual effects and frame rates for two extra side monitors that show greatly distorted views of world objects. And this triple-monitor setup comes at the cost of lowered CPU and GPU settings. But no one will admit that the geometric distortion is so severe that it distracts from rather than helps with flying. Some even brag about it on Reddit, YouTube, and on AVSIM. Many have attempted to make it (sort of) work. MSFS 2020 does not yet support triple-monitor setups.
There is, however, one fatal issue, for someone who has gone through the trouble of setting up three 43″ monitors, for the express purpose of re-creating a 180° surround view around the pilot. More importantly, there are workarounds that savvy simmers can resort to, for the time being. And they surely will be addressed in future updates. That said, everyone knows that these are minor issues. But MSFS resets cockpit view to the default view after 10 seconds of TrackIR inaction. Clever simmers will try to compensate by setting up a button binding in TrackIR for pause. Yet another example: MSFS supports TrackIR on day one (kudos to Asobo), but omits a command that pauses TrackIR, for when you want to lock down your current view. For instance, MSFS can’t replay the adventure you just finished, or let you rewind and resume flying prior to a fatal mistake. On launch day, version 1 of MSFS is, however, missing quite a few features that long-time simmers have come to cherish from established flight sims. I’ve made YouTube videos about using TrackIR with XP11, using Ortho4XP tiles with XP11, and adding Photoscenery Autogen and simHeaven Forests on top of Ortho4XP.
I say this, as a person invested in XPlane 11 (XP11), the previous greatest flight sim on Earth. It is clearly the next generation of flight sim, as folks have hyped since its announcement in June 2019.
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MSFS 2020 Loading screen, shown on a triple-monitor setupīoy, do I love the new Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (MSFS from now on).
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