November 20, 20187 yr Hi, I've had countless problems with P3Dv4 since moving over from FSX, mostly with scenery and performance. One problem is that with FTX Global, my roads are missing, and global isn't loading outside of the UK. This photo shows the UK2000 road that doesn't line up with the ORBX scenery like it did in FSX and on the right the only ORBX road that displays properly. To the right of this, there is a great grass patch where the road should be with cars driving on it. This shows a part of scenery that is missaligned and blurry which I get everywhere This is a more clearer example of a missing road So far I have tried completely re-installing each ORBX addon to no luck. My performance is generally good but the sim freezes for a second a lot, especially in takeoff which is annoying. If anyone has any suggestions on how to fix any of these problems and how best to optomise P3D for the best performance for my PC it would be a great help! My PC: i5 4690K @ 4.5GHz GTX 1060 3GB 8GB 1866MHz RAM 1TB HDD <--- P3D is here 60GB SSD <--- OS is here My Setup: ORBX Global, OpenLC Europe, Vector, Trees PMDG 737 NGX Aerosoft Airbus Professional UK2000 Gatwick REX Sky Force 3D + Texture Direct + Soft Clouds Chaseplane <-- Uses 30% CPU for some reason Ultimate Traffic Live GSX My FSX here looks amazing and is really smooth so I am aiming for better than this as P3D should run better than FSX on my machine as it takes advantage of newer hardware much better. Thanks in advanced, Matthew.
November 21, 20187 yr Roads are vector scenery objects, check your Vector control panel. Also, please review the Orbx documentation for a very good description of what each product does and what regions are. Otherwise, I recommend you post this thread in Orbx Support Forum Dan Downs KCRP
November 21, 20187 yr Author @downscc Thank's for your reply! Yeah, I have reset the vector control panel, played around with settings and completely re-installed vector. That was the first thing I did as before I purchased all of them I read up about the layers of scenery. I will try the ORBX forum
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