I'm strongly considering buying WideFS for some other software and am wondering what effect this might have on RC4. I don't intend to move RC to the client computer, at least not anytime soon. So, is there anything I will need to set up or do differently on RC with WideFS installed? I know that when you update the scenery data with makerwys.exe it asks if this is a WideFS configuration? Would I answer yes if I'm still running RC on the FSX computer?

 

Thanks for RC. It has made flight simming much more enjoyable.

 

Alan

I'm strongly considering buying WideFS for some other software and am wondering what effect this might have on RC4. I don't intend to move RC to the client computer, at least not anytime soon. So, is there anything I will need to set up or do differently on RC with WideFS installed? I know that when you update the scenery data with makerwys.exe it asks if this is a WideFS configuration? Would I answer yes if I'm still running RC on the FSX computer?

 

Thanks for RC. It has made flight simming much more enjoyable.

 

Alan

 

 

You would say "no" to the "is this a widefs" until you move RC to the client computer.

 

I highly recommend WideFS. I have RC and FS Commander on the client computer. In my experience, RC is much more responsive than when I was running it on the FSX machine.

Question. I want to run FScommander 9.2 and RC4 on a seperate computer but it seems a little daunting. Is this easy to do. How much extra time does it take everytime I set up FSX? How much does it costs? Do I need the registered version of FSUIPC? Can I run UT2 on client computer as well? I have Windows 7 on both computers AND FSX on both.

 

Thanks if you can help anyone?

I want to run FScommander 9.2 and RC4 on a seperate computer but it seems a little daunting. Is this easy to do.

 

Very easy using WideFS

How much extra time does it take everytime I set up FSX?

No extra time once you have it configured, which is very easy

How much does it costs? Do I need the registered version of FSUIPC?

 

You will need WideFS and FSuipc best bought as a dual licence bundle.

A registered FSuipc gives so many benefits that it is almost crazy not to have it.

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FSCommander is definitely better running on a separate computer for its great moving map and I feel that RC4 runs better over WideFS than it did when I had it on the FSX machine.

AS2012 is also better on a seperate machine

Question. I want to run FScommander 9.2 and RC4 on a seperate computer but it seems a little daunting. Is this easy to do. How much extra time does it take everytime I set up FSX? How much does it costs? Do I need the registered version of FSUIPC? Can I run UT2 on client computer as well? I have Windows 7 on both computers AND FSX on both.

 

Thanks if you can help anyone?

Very easy using WideFS

 

No extra time once you have it configured, which is very easy

 

 

You will need WideFS and FSuipc best bought as a dual licence bundle.

A registered FSuipc gives so many benefits that it is almost crazy not to have it.

http://secure.simmar...te-dowson.mhtml

 

FSCommander is definitely better running on a separate computer for its great moving map and I feel that RC4 runs better over WideFS than it did when I had it on the FSX machine.

AS2012 is also better on a seperate machine

 

I compleely agree. The response time to a keystroke from RC4 is much faster on a separate machine. For example, you request an approach. Over WideFS, RC responds immediately. When I had RC on the same system as FSX, this might take 10 seconds or even more. Same with requesting a runway for takeoff.