August 8, 201114 yr With the spetacular NGX's landing light I'm thinking in a setup to make FSX look darker at night as I think the original look very bright for a dark night.Anyone know a how to setup that? Fernando Leite Asus P6T, Intel Core i7 930 @ 4.00GHz, Noctua NH-D14, 6GB Corsair Dominator @ 1527 MHz, XFX ATI 5850, 1.5 TB HD, Corsair TX650w <img src="http://virtual-aviation.org/main/images/jonp/sigs/PMDG_737ngx2_378x68.jpg" alt="Posted Image" class="bbc_img">
August 8, 201114 yr Set it up for a winter night, not a summer night. <---------------> Mike Murawski
August 8, 201114 yr I use Extreme FSX PC. It has a function to adjust light/darkness during day/night. Al Gaudreault CYVR
August 8, 201114 yr you could try ENBseries, it seems pitch black at night. Both optimists and pessimists contribute to our society. The optimist invents the airplane and the pessimist the parachute. ~Gil Stern
August 8, 201114 yr Careful with enb, it conflicts with highmemfix and disables the fps limiter. On my rig anyway..
August 8, 201114 yr Is that what was annoying my FPS limiter. Both optimists and pessimists contribute to our society. The optimist invents the airplane and the pessimist the parachute. ~Gil Stern
August 8, 201114 yr Careful with enb, it conflicts with highmemfixwouldn`t say disables the fps limiter.Yes, it does if restart ENB during flight. So it`s better way to use Antilag Oleg Uvarov
August 8, 201114 yr Author Actualy I am already using ENB series and winter nights but still looks brigth to me.I tried to include a lower night threshold in fsx.cfg but did not helped at all. I can still see prety much everything on the ground. Fernando Leite Asus P6T, Intel Core i7 930 @ 4.00GHz, Noctua NH-D14, 6GB Corsair Dominator @ 1527 MHz, XFX ATI 5850, 1.5 TB HD, Corsair TX650w <img src="http://virtual-aviation.org/main/images/jonp/sigs/PMDG_737ngx2_378x68.jpg" alt="Posted Image" class="bbc_img">
August 8, 201114 yr Try to adjust enbseries.iniDarkeningAmountNight= higher - darker (I use =20 - enough dark) GammaCurveNight=-1 Oleg Uvarov
August 8, 201114 yr Hmm, I've missed something there? "spectacular NGX's landing light", i see only 4 disc's as bright light, nothing spectacular, or is there a switch to change that, like the look from Shockwave Lights ?? Markus FrankWindows 10 64,Intel i7, 32GB RAMNVidia GTX 1080ti, Prepar3D V4.
August 8, 201114 yr Author I'll give all sugestions a shot. Let's see if work out for me. Thks guys! Hmm, I've missed something there? "spectacular NGX's landing light", i see only 4 disc's as bright light, nothing spectacular, or is there a switch to change that, like the look from Shockwave Lights ??I talking about how the landing light iluminate the ground! Love it!! Fernando Leite Asus P6T, Intel Core i7 930 @ 4.00GHz, Noctua NH-D14, 6GB Corsair Dominator @ 1527 MHz, XFX ATI 5850, 1.5 TB HD, Corsair TX650w <img src="http://virtual-aviation.org/main/images/jonp/sigs/PMDG_737ngx2_378x68.jpg" alt="Posted Image" class="bbc_img">
August 8, 201114 yr No you can't use both ENB and FPS Limiter together because they both work off of the DX9 DLL. AJ Pongress
August 8, 201114 yr No you can't use both ENB and FPS Limiter together because they both work off of the DX9 DLL.You CAN use ENB and the antilag FPS Limiter together. Here are the steps:1. Rename the d3d9.dll that comes with Antilag FPS Limiter to fpsd3d9.dll2. Open your enbseries.ini file and put the allowing lines:EnableProxyLibrary=1ProxyLibrary=fpsd3d9.dllThat should work. Ethan Rayhorn My Office: (Taken at FL410)
August 8, 201114 yr You CAN use ENB and the antilag FPS Limiter together. Here are the steps: 1. Rename the d3d9.dll that comes with Antilag FPS Limiter to fpsd3d9.dll 2. Open your enbseries.ini file and put the allowing lines: EnableProxyLibrary=1ProxyLibrary=fpsd3d9.dll That should work. Are you talking about Limiter_D3D9.dll ?Or the d3d9.dll in the main FSX directory? AJ Pongress
August 8, 201114 yr That should work.It will not. This dll needs additional initialization data. It will not find it Oleg Uvarov
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