Microsoft Flight Simulator City Update 15 is available today FREE to all owners of Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 . Ensure that you have the latest simulator version installed, download City Update 15, and enjoy!
Poll Questions
Feel free to answer these poll questions after you download and experience the new update.
Was the download/install process smooth and free of issues? If you encountered any problems, please respond to this post and let us know more details.
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On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the best, how do you like the new photogrammetry?
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On a scale of 1-10, 10 being smoothest, how is your performance/stability in this update? Please vote once you have played the updated sim for at least an hour.
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Is your performance/stability worse, the same, or better than before the City Update? Please vote once you have played the updated sim for at least an hour.
ms-store here: once I got CU15 it was marked as “Not available”, same than @TenPatrol. I had to restart the sim and then it was automatically marked as “Streamed”
Not sure if it is intentional or not, but a large swath next to downtown Chicago is missing it’s photogrammetry. This area did have photogrammetry previously. May the team please check on this area and if it got excluded by accident? All of the rest looks fantastic! I’m loving how far west of O’hare it extends.
Even with this update Chicago still has the awful green ground tiles that cover the majority of the city. Also, a lot of the photogrammetry is missing around MDW, Ugh…
Bijan has removed certain areas of photogrammetry in spots around the World close to airports. You can add it back in by deleting the associated file in the photogrammetry folder of the Bijan folder.
Nah, the green has been an issue forever. It’s the ground imagery outside of the photogrammetry area. I did ask Bijan on his product thread in the forums if there is anything he can do to fix it, though. He’s recently been experimenting with changing ground colors in Europe. So, fingers crossed.
