June 6, 201016 yr I have just upgraded to a new computer, and have reinstalled FSX after being away from it for a long time. I have a number of MegaScenery packages, and I
June 6, 201016 yr I have just upgraded to a new computer, and have reinstalled FSX after being away from it for a long time. I have a number of MegaScenery packages, and I
June 6, 201016 yr Check C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\FSXThat's not the active Scenery.Cfg file. It only serves as a backup in case the active file gets corrupted or deleted. The active file's location depends upon the OS in use, for my XP install it's at;C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\FSXI would be hesitant about using an external HD for scenery storage if it uses a USB connection. If the eHD uses a e-SATA connection you'll be fine. Photo scenery will be continuously read from the HD and I'm not sure a USB drive offers the throughput that would be required. My eHDs use the e-SATA interface and I would have no qualms about using them for scenery storage.
June 7, 201016 yr hi,come on guys, the simpler, the betterIt is just a matter of adding a scenery in the scenery library except that you point your scenery file in the HDD. Then you activate it!!I have my photoscenery files on a HDD connected with a USB 2.0 plug. Works great, no problem at all. :( My gallery: http://s1075.photobucket.com/albums/w430/yankeegolf/
June 7, 201016 yr Author Hey Gents, Perhaps I should have mentioned that I'm running Windows 7, but I'll find both CFG files, and update both of them.Thanks for the good information!Barney
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