June 27, 200322 yr Hi there,Can someone explain if there are any benefits to be derived by increasing the scenery cache size from the default 100?ThanksJ.C.(MYNN)
June 27, 200322 yr "are any benefits to be derived by increasing the scenery cache size from the default 100?"No....The only exception is if you've done a partial install from CD. If you've ever added add-on scenery, you should never check the "cache this scenery" option.Why? The scenery cache is not a place in memory. Rather, it is a storage area on your hard drive, meant to hold commonly flown scenery areas that you pull in off of a CD, which has slower access than a hard drive. The size increases the amount of files FS will hold in this folder, up to the limit specified. If none of your scenery is accessed from a CD (i.e., you've done a full install), and you've been careful not to check the cache option for add-on scenery, regardless of the amount you enter, the folder will never be used.-John
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