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Chairflyer
Post subject: AI moving ahead of ATC instructions
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 6:10 am
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the AI aircraft are sometimes 20 seconds ahead of ATC


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vololiberista
Post subject: Re: AI moving ahead of ATC instructions
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 8:34 am
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Chairflyer wrote:
the AI aircraft are sometimes 20 seconds ahead of ATC
AI react only to the default ATC. Which is very slick. PF3 reacts to FSUIPC so on occasion there will be a lag. MOstly expèerienced when there is a lot of ground movement and you are in the queue for take-off.
Having said that 20 secs is a lot so re-run that exact flight plan for the same time of day and see if the lag is repeated. Then attach the logs so we can see if there is an anomaly somewhere.

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Dave March
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 10:06 am
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Chairflyer wrote:
the AI aircraft are sometimes 20 seconds ahead of ATC
We don't control AI and can only monitor it and emulate ATC instructions to AI 'after' the event. So yes, if you have lots of traffic and your PC is straining at the seams this could happen, although 20 seconds does seem a long time

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Dan77
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 11:03 am
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dmarch wrote:
So yes, if you have lots of traffic and your PC is straining at the seams this could happen, although 20 seconds does seem a long time
On my very old setup, there is a long delay unless I increase the priority of PF3 in Windows Task Manager, and then the delay becomes much more reasonable. Closing unneeded programs when you have FS running can also help free up system resources and reduce the delay.

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ThomasAH
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 3:15 pm
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Additionally, don't minimize PF3, because of https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/293215:
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When an application's top-level window is minimized through the Minimize command from its System menu or a click on its Minimize button, the operating system will trim the working set for the process. This is done to free up RAM for foreground applications. As a result of this trimming, a process may experience significantly poorer performance because its memory pages are being faulted back into RAM.

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Chairflyer
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:55 am
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I dont minimise PF3, it does seem to happen more at bigger airports, maybe because im using mytraffic. But I keep the slider to 15%

Sometimes planes take off at the same time on Crossing runways, I had to turn of collisions , too anoying to start over a flight sometimes.


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bobsk8
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 1:25 pm
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Chairflyer wrote:
I dont minimise PF3, it does seem to happen more at bigger airports, maybe because im using mytraffic. But I keep the slider to 15%

Sometimes planes take off at the same time on Crossing runways, I had to turn of collisions , too anoying to start over a flight sometimes.
I have turned off collisions since FS9, it is nothing but problems.

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