I get ASG.exe-Application errorThe application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click Ok to terminate the application...Also does any one encounters a FPS drop once entering bad weather with all the settings turned up (cloud vis to 60miles and max vis to 55Miles)...?Alex

Hi AlexPlease make sure you have Microsoft .NET v1.1 or later installed. You can get this using windows update.If you already have it installed I suggest an uninstall reinstall cycle of it.FPS drop can happen in bad weather if you have overcast and multiple layers. Try lowering the cloud draw distance in FS to 40 or 30 miles.I actually went as far as disabling the "Overcast Enhancement" in AS to keep framerate up. You may not get a proper overcast doing this, but its a tradeoff I found to be acceptable.

Ahhh...It only goes down to 16FPS sometimes using the Virtual Cockpit and a ress of 1600 x 1200 so thats not so bad I guess... its not choppy either at 16-15 FPS....Alex

I tried what you said and I still get the drop.. I have even set the to 256 and DXT3. Even did the update 3. Some people have told me they dont get much of a drop...Could it be a conflict with FE and ASV6 GFX...? Alex

Hi Alex,Can you post your system specs please?Thanks!!Hope this helps,Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/Active Sky V6 Development TeamActive Sky V6 Proud SupporterHiFi Beta TeamRadar Contact Supporter

I have: Pentium M @ 2.8Ghz1GB OCZ Plat. Rev. 2 2 466MhzX850XT PE @ 858/600 MhzNeed anything else...I game at 1600 x 1200 and I havent had any issues unless I enter some heavy heavy weather. Some people tell me that they dont have these issues..... My system is more powerful than the only listed by the guy whom says his FPS dont drop....Alex

Hi Alex,OK, here are some suggestions:Cloud Draw Distance 30 in FS043D Clouds 100%Cloud Coverage--MaximumAA Off in FS04No more than 4X for both AA and AF in the ATI Control Panel. 2X would be better, but I know straight lines begin to look bad.Make sure all your system drivers are up to date including your motherboard drivers.Reducing maximum visibility to 29 in ASv6 can help if you don't mind it at high altitudes.Experiment with DXT and non-DXT clouds. Some machines handle one better than the other.Limit your cloud layers to 3.Remember that VC is a little more hardware intensive than 2D.Hope this helps,Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/Active Sky V6 Development TeamActive Sky V6 Proud SupporterHiFi Beta TeamRadar Contact Supporter

Hey I set it to 3 and so far its staying up... I am flying in Seattle right now and it seems OK with tons of OverCasted grays.. Hopefully it will stay like that with really bad storms...Alex