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(Msg. 16) Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 4:00 pm
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"Crash Lander" <here.RemoveThis@there.com.fa> skrev i en meddelelse
news:fvh0lh$qad$1@news-01.bur.connect.com.au...
> Just fired up my FS9 for the first time since re-installing it, and
> jumped in the (default) 737-400 for a quick test flight from Avalon to
> Melbourne.
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> Anyway, first approach to Melbourne I went missed. Waaaaay too fast,
> and forgot the gear! lol.
> Second time in, I lost too much speed and stalled it making a rather
> unceremonious plunge _into_ the runway, crashing and resetting the
> flight. Seems the rust has well and truly set in, so much practice is
> required to get back to my well oiled state of yesteryear.
> --
Keeping the routines is crucial ;o)
Last week I took my MD-11 for its first flight in months, and could not
figure out, why it would not gain the usual speed, and climbrates, until I
went for an outside look, and saw the cargobay doors were open, and the gear
still down  /
I blame it on ATC for keeping me to busy during takeoff, to remember all the
details ;o)
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 4:35 pm
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"WayPoint" <waypoint.DeleteThis@somewhere.in.qld> wrote in message
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> Is it fs9.cfg or fs2004.cfg????
It's fs9.cfg
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> I've got NO fs9.cfg
Yes you have.  It's in C:\Documents & Settings\Your user name\Application
Data\Microsoft\FS9. In order to see the Application Data folder you must
have "show hidden or system files" set in XP. HTH.
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Iain
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 9:08 pm
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"Crash Lander" wrote:
> Just fired up my FS9 for the first time since re-installing it, and
> jumped in the (default) 737-400 for a quick test flight from Avalon to
> Melbourne.
The default 734? That's pretty brave.
> I have no idea what I used to have my settings on before, to get the
> awesome images I used to get, but now, it's all blurry once it gets a
> short distance from the a/c, and there isn't much in the way of
> autogen, even with settings right up. No stuttering, and steady rates
I have that problem whenever I update my gfx driver.
Everything gets reset and then it takes ages to get everything looking just
right again.
> Anyway, first approach to Melbourne I went missed. Waaaaay too fast,
> and forgot the gear! lol.
> Second time in, I lost too much speed and stalled it making a rather
> unceremonious plunge _into_ the runway, crashing and resetting the
> flight. Seems the rust has well and truly set in, so much practice is
> required to get back to my well oiled state of yesteryear.
You know you've just single-handedly killed the saying "it's like riding a
bike".
IRL your flight doesn't reset after crashing, but I'm glad you're finally
living up to your moniker. <g>
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Marcel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (HC153VE)
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 1:46 am
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 4:35 am
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Aaah. Ha!!! ))
Thankyou.
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Bruce (Hey Ewe)
(27°31'39.33"S 151°56'8.88"E) ;-P
(Bad: Forgetting to pull up your zipper... Worse: Forgetting to pull it
down)
"Iain Smith" <iainsmithdotrugbyatbtinternetdotcom> wrote in message
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> "WayPoint" <waypoint.TakeThisOut@somewhere.in.qld> wrote in message
> news:EOWSj.7226$ko5.6721@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> Is it fs9.cfg or fs2004.cfg????
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> It's fs9.cfg
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>> I've got NO fs9.cfg
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> Yes you have. It's in C:\Documents & Settings\Your user
> name\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9. In order to see the Application Data
> folder you must have "show hidden or system files" set in XP. HTH.
>
> --
> Iain
> Rugby, UK
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 9:25 pm
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Crash Lander wrote:
> Canuck wrote:
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>> Its all in the fs9.cfg that the blurries can be deblurred and
>> acceptable fps can be achieved. Here is mine for you to crib if you
>> wish - the most relevant parts are under the [TERRAIN] header. Viz a
>> vis :-
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>> [TERRAIN]
>> TERRAIN_ERROR_FACTOR=100.000000
>> TERRAIN_MIN_DEM_AREA=10.000000
>> TERRAIN_MAX_DEM_AREA=100.000000
>> TERRAIN_MAX_VERTEX_LEVEL=20
>> TERRAIN_TEXTURE_SIZE_EXP=8
>> TERRAIN_AUTOGEN_DENSITY=5
>> TERRAIN_USE_GRADIENT_MAP=1
>> TERRAIN_EXTENDED_TEXTURES=1
>> TERRAIN_DEFAULT_RADIUS=8.500000 //5
>> TERRAIN_EXTENDED_RADIUS=8.500000 //9.5
>> TERRAIN_EXTENDED_LEVELS=1242456 //232 //1307992
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>> The // forward slashes are like REM comments for other possible
>> settings you may like to try.
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>> G'Luck
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> Thanks. The blurries were actually more like that blurred look you get
> when something is vibrating very fast, rather than just 'not clear'.
> Get what I mean?
> I'll try these adjustments too. Thanks.
>
You may want to set your MIP mapping quality to levels between 4 and
6 (or higher), depending on your GPU.
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