Hi All

I have been advised by a well-respected forum member to post this in the hope that I can get an answer. I have read the rule regarding screen shots, but the screen shots forum seems to be for stunning images, of which mine is certainly not - in short my B777 is missing the nosewheel when viewed from the side, and has part of the fan showing underneath the aircraft.

Having said all that, I am doubtful that my attachment has actually attached !

My OS is Windows 7 Professional, 64bit and FSX + Acceleration. My Anti-virus software was set to exclude the installation as per the suggestion in the Manuals

Any help is appreciated

 

Paul Jennings

 

 

 

in short my B777 is missing the nosewheel when viewed from the side, and has part of the fan showing underneath the aircraft.

 

Sounds like you're overloading the aircraft (have it set as the default, or are somehow loading it and then loading it again), or (if using FSX:SE) do not have the proper SimConnect versions installed.

Hello All

It is fixed....

How the hell I’ve done it, I have no REAL idea !

 

I started off by using the “Repair” option, but that didn’t resolve it, before reading the Avsim FSX Config guide.

I also downloaded and used the AVG Anti virus Remover tool, and although this said it couldn’t find any products, it took a while to execute the programme, after which it restarted my system and VOILA…one Happy Bunny

One thing I learned that may cause this as I saw it on a recent AirDaily video....the Shader folder.

He was experiencing the exact same issue during the stream on the 777, then deleted his shaders and all was good.

It could have been that using the repair tool took care of this? (Not sure what it actually repairs Kyle).

 

Anyway...glad you got it fixed but in the future if you experience this again, look for the many posts on the web concerning the shader folder and how to properly delete the files, it may be faster and work if the repair function does not next time.

Congrats on getting it working.