Melo, thanks for the nice report, great pics. Question (I've asked this before of you guys): I've never done a long flight of hours (nor logged a flight plan in the sim), but wish to soonish. How did you do that one, do you take off and get to cruise in sim real time (t speed), then set autopilot to fly the logged route and switch the sim to faster (2t, 3t, or higher etc.), then leave the sim and go about your RW life, knowing to come back occassionally to check that all is OK (plane hasn't drifted off course etc.), and/or come back to the sim close to descent time, switch back to t time, then manually descend and land?
So, perhaps you went e.g. 2t, and each sim hour you came back and checked and took the screenshot, coming back at RW 30 minutes later would be sim 1h (given its running at 2t) etc. So a 6 hr flight, at say 6t, is done in 1 hour, and each flight hour will be in RW time at 10 min, 20 min, 30 min etc. Is that how you do it?
Maybe there is some article in this flightsim.com site about that Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) but I'm not aware of any, if so, can you guys point me to it/them, or on another sim site.
We long-haul sim newbies need guidance re all this.