Since I mostly fly with the 2d panel I god rid of the HUGS as equipment and noticed slightly better FPS on the ground? Also for any of you flying 2d-Panel and Activesky. Xgauge makes the perfect weather Radar for the NGX. Check the Picture below. I found a little spot to put it in so on my flights I can see any nasty weather coming up. http://img594.images...217/lgav001.jpg

I would have to think the ASE weather radar costs more frames than the HUGS.

With that black sky you look like you're flying the space shuttle on reentry :))

I don't notice any impact at all on my frames rates whether Xgauge is on or off.

With that black sky you look like you're flying the space shuttle on reentry :))

R.I.P. Space shuttle Program

I would have to think the ASE weather radar costs more frames than the HUGS.

X Gauge causes no FPS hit.

Since I mostly fly with the 2d panel I god rid of the HUGS as equipment and noticed slightly better FPS on the ground? Also for any of you flying 2d-Panel and Activesky. Xgauge makes the perfect weather Radar for the NGX. Check the Picture below. I found a little spot to put it in so on my flights I can see any nasty weather coming up. http://img594.images...217/lgav001.jpg

Hiya Paul, I was thinking of doing the exact same thing, but in the virtual cockpit. Haven't figured out how to work out coordinates - wouldn't have any idea would you? Ps interesting pic there! If it weren't for the altimeter I'd have thought you were orbiting earth

Ps interesting pic there! If it weren't for the altimeter I'd have thought you were orbiting earth

That is a REX2 Theme. (High Altitude Blues)

With that black sky you look like you're flying the space shuttle on reentry :))

X Gauge causes no FPS hit.

Is that really the case ? I was thinking of installing the ASE "radar" gauge on my J41 , where the real radar should me. Is that difficult to do ? Regards Karim

Is that really the case ? I was thinking of installing the ASE "radar" gauge on my J41 , where the real radar should me. Is that difficult to do ?

Not at all, very easy. Use Xgauge install wizard and it will by default install it to panel 5 for all your planes. After that just setup a keystroke or button on your controller that brings up panel 5. You can size it to any size you want and move it anywhere in the plane. Only issue I have is with the 747-400 where the panel stays in front so I have to keep the gauge somewhere above the panel. Do not have that problem in the MD-11 or NGX where I can just put it overtop of the panel and still see it.

2D looks just awful! I dont know how you can use it, takes all the beauty out of the NGX for me. On topic - Ive not noticed and difference in frames with HUGS or no HUGS.