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I might try it out. I have FS-X and X-plane plus some fancy controllers and pedals to simulate real cockpit ones. I'd need to make a Steam account first.
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Ya, I’m sure we will all try this eventually. Let’s promise to keep us all in the loop. Thanks
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I'm installing it now. It's at 27%.
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Well the install finished and I flew it for a while but since I'm not a real pilot having nothing to look at left me wanting more. I will say if there were places like the Island in the RF-X beta I'd be interested in flying around exploring the Island. Of course that's not the point of Acro FS but in the end I think you'll find a lot more people that want to use it to fly around and explore than aerobatic pilots that want to practice. Just my 2 cents.
At 1920x1200 with everything turned all the way up I'm getting right around 120 fps all the time, give or take, so frame rate is fine. That's definitely better than I get in RF-X or the Beta. I do get higher frame rates in the RF-X beta but not nearly as good as I get in Acro FS. System Specs 6700k 32GB RAM 512k NVMe SSD GeForce 1070 1900x1200 Dell IPS Monitor Last edited by technoid; 05-24-2018 at 08:24 AM. |
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Works surprisingly very well for an early access game. Both VR and non-VR work well on my Alienware 17r4 with i7-7700hq 2.8/3.6ghz, 32gb ram, 250gb ssd, gtx1060 w/6gb ram. I'm running Windows Mixed Reality with a Dell headset/controllers. I'm using a Realflight interlink elite controller and this works great.
Getting it to start in VR seems a bit finicky. I seem to need to use my WMR controller in the Steam room to select the game. Then select 'Run in VR'. After it starts up my interlink controller fly's the plane and I need to use my keyboard/mouse to selct options from the main menu. Overall I am having a blast racing around the track in the obstacle course from the cockpit view. It's not easy, but I would not have it any other way! Good work KE guys and thanks for the early/free access. |
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Hmmmm .. from what technoid has mentioned then my PC isn't good enough to run this. Oh well.
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See the minimum non-VR specs;
Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 7, 8, or 10 Processor: Intel i3 or equivalent Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX 11 Mid-Range Video Card with 2 GB of video memory DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 4 GB available space So if you only have integrated graphic on an old laptop, it probably will not work very well. Of course, since it's free you could always download it and find out for yourself. |
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I got ~ the same FPS as you (see me specs in a couple threads above) with a similar system. With everything default and 1920x1200, 60hz (pretty well all cranked up) I get ~95-100fps non-VR and ~45-50fps VR. The VR on AFS at 50fps looks way better than rfx at +80fps, not sure why. Maybe the way AFS pre-renders frames, who knows? Maybe because it is more scale-like (and hence slower visually) it does not need faster FPS's. My X-Plane 11.20 is very similar in that anything above 45fps in VR looks pretty good. As good as X-Plane 11.20 is as a simulator, it's not really that much fun to fly it that way all the time, esp. with ATC telling you vector here and there all the time. When I lived in Melbourne and flew my C-210 I used to tell the tower guys that it was harder to fly radios here than planes, lol! I gotta say, I think that Acro FS is off to a great start! |
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