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Yes I think you should turn off fast wasm, close msfs, delete the m files, open msfs and then turn on fast wasm and then load the crjs -
All was going so well with MSFS and CRJ. Then this nasty update came out. Degraded my visuals … made CRJ unpredictable….wasted my experience… I hope console players are cheering -
Here are some screenshots. These sunlights layers start to flickering when I move the camera. -
We were able to get around this issue for the A32NX by writing our own custom implementations of pow() and exp() - which (at least in our case), were the cmath functions that were returning erroneous values as a result of the --fast-math compiler option forced in SU5. -
So I had Fast WASM enabled from the past few days. Deleted m* files, started MSFS, went into Dev mode to confirm Fast WASM was on, loaded aircraft. Twice. Should I try to turn Fast WASM off, restart, and then do the procedure? Or should that not make a difference?
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