PSX.NET.MSFS.WASM Version 10 - The Next Generation MSFS Scenery Link For PSX

[QuadFan]

Thank you so much, wasn't looking hard enough for these settings apparently 

[QuadFan]

I was forced to update MFS today, after the update I can't get the WASM plane in MFS to move. Router and client connect, everything looks as it should (client has 'two green' and router gets updated; counters for the PSX server and boost server increment).

When I close the client and restart it, the WASM plane is shown at the updated position, but it's not updated when the plane in PSX moves.

Anyone else facing this? It's recent, I did a flight this morning that went fine

[PSX747atlas]

Working ok for me after the update, hope you get it sorted.

[B747-400]

Hi Seb,

did the MSFS Upd on my test rig a few moments ago. All works fine.

Restarting PC perhaps is always a good start after MS updates ...

Good luck
Hans

[QuadFan]

Thanks for confirming guys, I'll test some more this evening. Already restarted the PC and tried a few times

Edit:
Just had another go at it with just the bare minimum instead of the batch file that loads a lot of stuff, so just PSX, router, client and MFS.
That worked beautifully and I just did a nice flight. One of the other add-ons might be the cause, so more hunting tomorrow

[Captain_Crow]

Sorry, I have to come back to the stutters connected to MSFS.
With my new computer Ryzen 7800 and RTX 4090 I recognize these stutters.
FPS in MSFS are about 58. WASM module speed checked in Developer mode is around 27 - 32.
May be there  is a help for this?
Best
Steff

[joergalv]

Hi Steff,

nice system specs.
Like me, you might need a dedicate set of Nvidia settings for PSX.NET.MSFS.WASM to run smooth.
It's important to limit your frame rate to 30fps, or a multiple of 30.
I get very smooth results with the following settings in Nvidia Control Panel:

- Nvidia Control Panel => 3D Settings -> Program Settings
-> Frame Rate Limit = 30 (60 might also work, you need to try);
-> Vertical Sync: Adaptive (Half Refresh Rate).  (My Monitor runs at 60Hz)

Even with this settings, I found MSFS sometimes starts to jitter/stutter during a flight. Leaving and entering Full Screen mode (2x Alt-Enter) does resolve this issue most of the time.
 
As said, I use other Nvidia settings when using MSFS without PSX.

Joerg

[Captain_Crow]

Hi Joerg, thanky ou for your kind advices. I´ll give them a try...
Best
Steff