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Carenado is actually study level. You have to fix so much stuff yourself, you'll end up learning how everything works in the process.

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27 minutes ago, Nuno Pinto said:

Carenado is actually study level. You have to fix so much stuff yourself, you'll end up learning how everything works in the process.

:biggrin::blink::tongue:

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Scott


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20 hours ago, Nuno Pinto said:

Carenado is actually study level. You have to fix so much stuff yourself, you'll end up learning how everything works in the process.

:laugh::laugh::laugh:  So true!!!!!!!


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Hello, And thank you for your reply.

I will turn anti virus off, I also plan to buy a new 2 Tb SSD with a read of 550 mbs , sec, I would use Thunderbolt but have no spare PCIE slots left. So it looks like USB 3.1 C interface at 6 Gb, sec. Far more than the SSD can transfer.
 
First can you look at the attached picture, so many ticks per Volume, is the structure correct, and do I need the 2.4 layer below the Mesh should I delete it if it not being used.
 
Second,  I think the same as you about FSX loading  the scenery around the the airport or country side you are flying over.
 
But consider this,  From clicking the FSX start icon, I can be on the runway within 37 seconds 
With all the 4 Volumes ticked in the Library it takes about 5 to 6 minutes,  
All 1 to 4 Volumes ticked. 5 to 6 minutes 
If I untick one Volume the time reduces,
If I untick two volumes the time reduces even more.
If I untick three volumes the time reduces still more
If I untick the last Volume I’m back down to 37 seconds on default scenery.
 
As you can see this initial loading appears to be loading the whole country, ie not just an area around say Gatwick. ( I have Not added the Horizon Airports yet as that would be even longer)
Something feels wrong,  Where is all this scenery being loaded to.
As things stand if I added another 4 volumes I would be sitting there for 12 mins,
 
I hope my explanation is understandable.
Look forward to your comments.
 
Many thanks 
Alan
 
 
 
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On 29 Jan 2019, at 16:41, Paul Chaney <paul.chaney@horizonsimulation.com> wrote:
 
Hi Alan,
 
All seems to be fine. 
 
Extra scenery library entries are due to additional scenery elements since the manual was written:
 
High resolution inserts
3D Landmarks
Additional vector data
 
FSX loads data required only for the immediate area around the airport you’re flying over. 
 
Loading time is possibly due to:
1. Hard drive speed. We recommend SSD for optimum performance.
2. Antivirus. Depends on which you use. If yours scans all data on loading, this can significantly extend loading times.
 
To improve:
1. Add SSD if you don’t already have one and copy VFRGX volumes to that instead.
2. Exclude FSX/VFRGX from antivirus real-time scan.

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