Propeller Strobe effects on newer BS Aircraft?
-
It seems like all the newer BS aircraft have stroboscopic prop effects, either intentionally or unintentionally. I'm curious if this is by design, and if so if an option could be added to get rid of it?
In aircraft that are so realistic, it is distracting especially on a single engine prop having the strobe effects like you are always looking through a camera.It seems like something changed after the Starship because I have not seen it on any of the 2020 aircraft, nor the 2024 TBM, Starship, or Velocity. Oddly I don't see it on the turbine dukes or bonanza, but on all the piston versions. I've got the entire library of BS aircraft and it seems to be something newer via MS or BS. One reason I have not picked up the 114 yet is because of this.
I don't think it is my system, as I can see the same effects in the BS YouTube videos on the aforementioned aircraft.
Does anyone else notice this? Maybe it doesn't bother others but it seems like this did not used to be the case with BS aircraft.
-
It seems like all the newer BS aircraft have stroboscopic prop effects, either intentionally or unintentionally. I'm curious if this is by design, and if so if an option could be added to get rid of it?
In aircraft that are so realistic, it is distracting especially on a single engine prop having the strobe effects like you are always looking through a camera.It seems like something changed after the Starship because I have not seen it on any of the 2020 aircraft, nor the 2024 TBM, Starship, or Velocity. Oddly I don't see it on the turbine dukes or bonanza, but on all the piston versions. I've got the entire library of BS aircraft and it seems to be something newer via MS or BS. One reason I have not picked up the 114 yet is because of this.
I don't think it is my system, as I can see the same effects in the BS YouTube videos on the aforementioned aircraft.
Does anyone else notice this? Maybe it doesn't bother others but it seems like this did not used to be the case with BS aircraft.
@ThargorV8 I wish I knew what you were talking about, sadly. Do you mean light from the beacon or strobe lights hitting the propeller at night? If not, do you mean that your screen refresh rate happens to match the rotation speed of the propeller disk?
