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Multiple displays using single processor

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Hi all, How do I run multiple instances of the FGFS software on a single processor (say a 2.26GHz,1024Mb RAM, using WindowsXP/LINUX OS) to generate multiple cockpit views on different screens? The manual says this is not possible since the simulator is too processor intensive,but has anyone successfully tried it by trimming the software or anything?RegardsNachiket

  • 3 weeks later...

>Hi all,>> How do I run multiple instances of the FGFS software on a>single processor (say a 2.26GHz,1024Mb RAM, using>WindowsXP/LINUX OS) to generate multiple cockpit views on>different screens? The manual says this is not possible since>the simulator is too processor intensive,but has anyone>successfully tried it by trimming the software or anything?while running multiple instances of FG on the same machine is in fact possible on a current machine, providing support for "multiple cockpit views on different screens" is a completely different matter because there is currently no code in FlightGear that supports multihead cards, that is FlightGear really isn't aware of the card's capabilties and thus cannot select a different screen. AFAIK, the only thing that's been successfully tried so far concerning multihead output is using cards with support for hardware-stretching, that is one instance renders to multiple different screens that are technically "one big screen" to FG.

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