October 7, 20205 yr Moderator Just now, DarkMantle said: Sorry for being Daft, but how do you install this? Just unzip and put the selected mod folder in the community folder RIG#1 - I9 14900K MSI Pro z790 RTX 5070Ti 40" 4K Monitor 3840x2160
October 7, 20205 yr just as a side note, this mod is not compatible with popular G3000 Enhanced mod (msfs2020-G3000-enhanced). Just an FYI for you folks. CPU: Core i5-6600K 4 core (3.5GHz) - overclock to 4.3 | RAM: (1066 MHz) 16GB MOBO: ASUS Z170 Pro | GeForce GTX 1070 8GB | MONITOR: 2560 X 1440 2K
October 8, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, vgbaron said: Just unzip and put the selected mod folder in the community folder Thanks. I unzipped the CJ4 to the community folder however I'm not noticing anything any different Never mind, figured it out. Much better. Edited October 8, 20205 yr by DarkMantle
October 8, 20205 yr 6 hours ago, Mike S KPDX said: just as a side note, this mod is not compatible with popular G3000 Enhanced mod (msfs2020-G3000-enhanced). Just an FYI for you folks. Form a very brief look, this mod seems to rewrite everything not just the lighting code that was modified so it tends to not be compatible with most other mods for the same aircraft. if you could work out how the in game loading order works and rename it something that makes it load first you might be able to work around it. Though of course you may then have the problem of the lighting changes in this mod being overwritten by something else that loads later.
October 8, 20205 yr Author One important item I want to make sure folks understand - mods do not overWRITE anything, they only overRIDE (or not) behavior/features of the default SIM or another mod. The latter is the problem of loading order/mod priortiy Glenn is eluding to which myself and other mod makers are trying to solve. But if a mod is causing something weird, even a crash, all you need to do is remove it, no files are being overWRITTEN. 🙂 And re: loading order.. not a lot of progress so far, we ultimately need Asobo to implement mod management features. The simplicity of adding mods in FS2020 comes with the challenges of not just priority (e.g. load this mod first then ignore others than would cause a conflict) but also multiple mods modifying different sections of the same airplane. How do you recognize and combine that? Your move Asobo.
October 10, 20205 yr Author Happy Saturday everyone, Just completed lighting updates for the 747, VL-3, Extra 330 and Super Cub. Also added the ice lights that are missing from the default D62. That wraps up the first pass of all editable default planes. Next up is panel lighting and maybe finding a way to reflect landing lights in clouds without it looking ugly outside of clouds. Oh, and as mod conflicts and mod management are becoming more and more of an issue, I created a support ticket on ASOBOs zendesk to ask for better mod management features. Appreciate your up-vote if you're willing and able! Happy to hear any feedback you might have! -Uwa
November 10, 20205 yr Author FYI, just updated my mod to be compatible with today's patch. I also completed dedicated volumetric lighting for all default aircraft. Asobo is working on a new effects system, we'll see what it means for the lighting behavior when they release it. Curious if anyone knows any more detail?
November 10, 20205 yr Thank you so much for your work, Uwajimaya. Truly appreciated. Alexander Alonso
November 11, 20205 yr 7 hours ago, Uwajimaya said: FYI, just updated my mod to be compatible with today's patch. I also completed dedicated volumetric lighting for all default aircraft. Asobo is working on a new effects system, we'll see what it means for the lighting behavior when they release it. Curious if anyone knows any more detail? Thanks so much great work Rich Sennett
November 11, 20205 yr 9 hours ago, Uwajimaya said: FYI, just updated my mod to be compatible with today's patch. I also completed dedicated volumetric lighting for all default aircraft. Asobo is working on a new effects system, we'll see what it means for the lighting behavior when they release it. Curious if anyone knows any more detail? Fantastic - thank you again for the great work sir!
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