I have tried to make this a Wishlist item and it never got any votes, but it would make it much easier to report scenery bugs if the sim had an easily accessible ‘copy current GPS coordinates to Clipboard’ button. Maybe at the bottom of the VFR map, or alternatively on the ‘ESC’ menu screen.
It’s a bit annoying as a user to be asked for coordinates when where is no easy way to get them out of the sim.
I agree, it was so simple just pressing CTRL+Z in all Flight Simulators to get this and the fps and the minimum air data. Not as rich nor robust as the data output feature found in XP11 but better than nothing like in FS2020.
It’s not super easy or convenient, but one way I found was to save the flight (Esc to Main Menu, Space to save). Then open the .FLT file in Notepad. The latitude and longitude of your position are under [SimVars.0]
Another way that’s kind of easier but a more involved setup is to copy your position out of Little Navmap.
Yes but these are not scenery bugs, they are part of British culture and heritage. MSFS 2020 is a global product and aims to show the world as realistically as possible, alternatively we could just have a fake sugar-coated Disney World experience. I know which I prefer and it does not include censoring parts of other people’s’ countries on the basis of personal prejudices.
Since my only comment on this thread so far has been to point out there it would be useful to be able to copy GPS coordinates to clipboard, which applies to any scenery bug, I suspect you might have replied to me in error…
I actually agree with you that I would rather not see these 2 items be censored. Certainly not the Heritage Site. I guess the farmers field has less of an impact (and will likely grow over and be gone quickly), but we shouldn’t be censoring cultural sites that have been there for 100s of years in general.
Yes sorry . My comment was not directed at you but at some of the comments saying the original item should be somehow “fixed”. A better response would be to smile and have a little chuckle, and then move on.
Have a great day flying over the beautiful scenery.
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