TxSrv writes:

That tends to prove it's not in MSFS, because there is a way,
using indications in the panel vs. height, to see if there. I
failed last night to see it.

What indications were you looking for?

Why tie up the CPU at a time (landing) you least want that?

Most of the CPU power used in simulation is used to generate visuals.
The amount required for all of the rest of the simulation is trivial
in comparison. Simulating ground effect is insignificantly trivial
from the standpoint of CPU power required.

And the clueless simmer can't see it anyway.

Perhaps, but many simmers are not clueless, and expect a simulation of
real life.

It's several complex formulae, to be calculated a couple times/second
at least ...

Modern CPUs can do that half a million times faster without breaking a
sweat.

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