@DementedCorn327 I think you’re missing my point. The range adjusting based on the fuel loaded isn’t the issue, that works fine, fully loaded and semi loaded the range ring adjusts and that works as intended. The issue, is that with the ring being a flat disc against a round object, it is significantly more difficult to accurately depict where the limit of that range is the larger it gets because it doesn’t cover the area of the range’s edge past what you can see head on and even adjusted slightly, because it doesn’t conform to the shape of the globe like it did in FS20, do you understand what i mean?.
As mentioned earlier, with a fully fuelled 747 it can easily make the trip from LA to London, past that, i couldn’t tell you, and based on the current implementation of the range ring without already knowing, could you? And without prior knowledge could anyone else? The moment you move the globe, the disc moves with it, and there for, facing the opposite side and away from you, so pointing the camera at London wouldn’t give you a clear indication that the 747 can indeed make the flight from LA. In your screenshot provided, If you adjusted the camera so that the edge of the ring is in the middle, it makes it look like the maximum range is to Venezuela, when it isn’t.
Hopefully I’ve made the issue a bit more clearer.