I've gone back to FS9 (from FSX) to fly a few flights and RC worked perfectly on the first one. I saved that flight four or five times as it progressed to come back to..worked great, then all of a sudden it stopped saving .rcd files. pressing : will save the flight and weather files, but no .rcd. I tired Ctrl+Shift+:, and the RC window said it was saving it...but it did not. I just finished running a test flight with the debug on, but I can't find the .log file to send you. Where would RC put it?Saving mid flight has always been somewhat hit & miss on FSX. If it didn't save the first time it nearly always did it successfully if I tried again (I learned to check before exiting the flight). FS9 was working first time every time until it quit.

I've gone back to FS9 (from FSX) to fly a few flights and RC worked perfectly on the first one. I saved that flight four or five times as it progressed to come back to..worked great, then all of a sudden it stopped saving .rcd files. pressing : will save the flight and weather files, but no .rcd. I tired Ctrl+Shift+:, and the RC window said it was saving it...but it did not. I just finished running a test flight with the debug on, but I can't find the .log file to send you. Where would RC put it?Saving mid flight has always been somewhat hit & miss on FSX. If it didn't save the first time it nearly always did it successfully if I tried again (I learned to check before exiting the flight). FS9 was working first time every time until it quit.

the log is where you told rc to put it. when you click debug, it asks you where you want it, and what the name is. by default, it goes in the rc directory, and the name is rcv4.logsaving a .rcd file works 100% of the time. did you define the .flt/.wx path? that is how rc knows where to put the file. click the .flt/.wx buttonjd

the log is where you told rc to put it. when you click debug, it asks you where you want it, and what the name is. by default, it goes in the rc directory, and the name is rcv4.logsaving a .rcd file works 100% of the time. did you define the .flt/.wx path? that is how rc knows where to put the file. click the .flt/.wx buttonjd

Okay, it had been so long since I had to set that up, I totally forgot you could direct it. Yes, I see at the bottom it even tells you where it's directed. Somehow I must have accidently hit that button and un-directed it. Thanks for setting me straight.Bill