However, when checking the frame counter, I notice that the frames bounce up and down between 31 and 41, even with fps_limiter on 30. The second indication is that no counter is displayed on screen, even if I enabled the counter in the GUI of fps_limiter.So now I wonder what could be wrong...?any suggestions?Luc BrusselmansBelgium

Try moving to a remote area where you might get very high framerates with FSX set at unlimited and start this with thefps limiter. You should see the framerates stabilized around the 30-40 mark. Also experiment with F10 to turn the counteron and off and F11 and F12 to decrease and increase the fps. I find that this application works well in some scenerysituations, but not all...

Hi,Not sure whats wrong, it works fine for me. What you can try is manually create a bat file.start E:\"FPS Limiter\"FPS_Limiter.exe /r:D3D9 /f:30 /x:OFF /l:OFF "D:\FSX\fsx.exeJust change the above line to reflect your system setup.Just change: E:\"FPS Limiter\"FPS_Limiter.exe So it points to your FPS Limiter FolderThen Change: "D:\FSX\fsx.exe So it points to your FSX FolderRemember to keep the all the " contained in the statement.

Does anyone have the FPS_Limiter_0.2 utility installed? It was suggested to me in a post and I just installed it but it has limited instructions. I used the GUI to set the path to FSX.exe, and have frames set to 30. When I click on "create bat" to create a batch file no batch file appears to be created in the directory where I have FPS Limiter installed. Any ideas on what's wrong?? I have Vista with SP 2. Also, I fun FSX with AlacrityPC. Can I use the Limiter with it? Thanks. Tom