Open Airbus05 opened 2 years ago
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See this Discord post: https://discord.com/channels/738864299392630914/785976111875751956/1026509216166461500
This may be resolved with the new model. After the A380
Maybe we should consider something else which causes this issue. Anti Aliasing have the effect to let the whole games shaking. As the screens may getting rendered different and the glass on top is getting rendered in 3d mode.
The screens look static but the glass and the whole sim is shaking. Result the texture on the screen looks shaking.
As we played a lot around with smudges on the 380 displays ive seen this already several months ago that this problem is there. And using the Developer mode with a Roughness/Metallic PBR channel shows that the whole sim is shaking.
More better to make it visible is to take TAA as Anti Aliasing. Go under Developer Mode - Options - PBR Channels - Radiance. Look on the MCDU and u see the Display is static but the INTEG LT of the Line Keys are shaking.
Im not an expert but its more then an coincidence for me that this have something to do with the smudges shaking.
@Repsol2k thx for the input. Turning off AA the shaking is gone.
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Describe the bug
The Fingerprint/Dust Layer above all the Displays in the Cockpit is shaking/wobbling, while the rest of the displayed Info and the Cockpit itself is static. The phenomenom is even stronger with FullHD resolution due to pixel density.
It would be great if the glass displays could be made static. The shaking of the dust layer can be seen from pilotseye view and looks like image noise on a TV. Once spottet, it can´t be unseen :) [Uploading 2022-10-03 16-57-23.zip…]()
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Dust/Fingerprint Layer on Glass Displays should be static like the rest of the Cockpit.
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