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A380 1.0.1 on Xbox Series X - Completed my first stable flight

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Hi all,

Last night I flew SQ12 WSSS-RJAA without any issues. Hell, there was even some complexity in the scenery upon arrival, so I figured I'd share what I did to get to that point:

  • Clear the cache. On the Xbox home screen, press start on the game, go to manage game & add-ons, clear the cache. Make sure not to delete your settings, just the bottom of the 2 options.

  • Upon first boot of MSFS, I disabled every single add-on in the Marketplace other than the ones I'd be using (WSSS, RJAA, the A380, Bravoairspace ATG traffic)

  • Then the settings in the sim as low as possible. I did leave traffic on low with variety on medium but you can choose not to, to further optimize performance.

  • In online settings, set the rolling cache to 120gb.

  • Restart the sim

  • Start a flight with the A380 on the runway to let the WASM compile. I gave it 20 minutes but I'm not sure if that is necessary.

  • After this, return to main menu, quit MSFS and power cycle the Xbox.

  • In the EFB: display refresh rate to 20fps (it's the price you pay for playing on Xbox)

  • Turn off and hide the copilot's EFB. Not sure if it matters at all, but also turn down the brightness of their OIT.

This worked vey well for me. Other things are to be mindful of switching between internal an external camera, no pausing, no Spotify in the background.

Hope this helps!

Edited by MeesM

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