Yep – that’s running under Rosetta and it’s quite zippy. A few reasons why:
– The M1 macs are big steps up compared to the same slot previously (e.g. mini to mini, MBA to MBA).
– Rosetta’s a JIT translator, not an interpreter, so it _is_ running ARM code once it cross-compiles it…I think as programmers we tend to think of emulation as a naive interpreted VM.
– On these smaller machines the GPU may be the factor, and the GPU code runs natively because it’s not ARM or x86.

And it’s still using Rosetta as I understand it? I’m looking forward to Apple Silicon version of X-plane 🙂

Nope, not using FlyWithLua .
I did try the “VMI-twick VR” which I think is good, but I also fly without it with good results.

Of course I have to tone down settings, I suggest to disable AA first to boost performance.

You can try the FlyAgi Tweak Utility 🙂

There is a freeware mod on the forum that has FMOD sounds, an autothrottle, an updated flight model, and a few other changes. You should be able to find it by searching “SF-50 G2 for X-Plane 11”

That makes sense, although I do think they updated the nave data once (from 1702 to 1802) in XP-11. $10 USD is pretty cheap as you said.

Yeah, that was what I meant in the original question, I was meaning like once a year or something. And, as long as you fly in the United States, you can geet the FAA CIFP with the latest Airac for free! Well, I guess we’re paying for it with our taxes…

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