MikeAdamo

Hi Leen, I appreciate you stepping in an providing your input. There's a little bit of agree to disagree in this thread in relation to what is socially acceptable wait times when people post a question and get a reply so I won't beat that drum any further. For the sake of those who may have the same issue as Julien here's what he was asking for and here's what I suggested (you pretty much nailed everything I said): Juien made a texture/brush in photoshop and wanted to use that to fill in some of the textures on the 737-800 but when he did that some of the them weren't lining up properly and they looked squished (as was apparent in his screen shots). I replied to him saying to make a larger texture; one that would cover a little more of the area he wanted to paint and then trim the excess using the lasso tool or, he could also try CTRL-CLICK on the base texture to select that layer and past his texture INTO the part which would allow him to move the texture around for better aesthetics and symmetry. Mike

Interesting John. I asked 1 question, got a good answer from the OP and made a suggestion. You on the other hand made it a point to assume the OP is "self-entitled" especially given the fact he stated at the beginning of his post that English wasn't his first language but he's trying. Imagine that. I suggested he type in french because I know the language and it would probably be much easier for him to articulate what it was he was needing help. God forbid you try Google Translate but then again, judging by your initial reply, I don't think you were very motivated to help anyway. You hit the nail on the head here - "just shows the self-entitlement that some have here" Mike

Pas de problème Julien! Je vois maintenant. La meilleure façon dont je pense serait de créer une texture avec votre motif assez grand pour couvrir la zone que vous voulez peindre puis coupez les zones qui ne couvrent pas la zone en utilisant l'outil Lasso de Photoshop. Vous pouvez également sélectionner la couche (ctrl- clic) de la partie que vous êtes la peinture et collez votre texture dans ce si cette façon vous pouvez déplacer la texture autour du meilleur placement .

Hi Julien, When you say you've got a graphic bug could you explain what you mean with a little more detail? Je parle et je lis français alors s'il vous plaît taper en français si vous avez besoin. Thanks, Mike Jezz John, the time and effort you put into your reply you could have easily just asked for more info and skipped the whole lecture.

Pe11e released a shader mod that helped with this and he's now about to release a new version with a GUI and sliders to fine tune the adjustments. Takes all the work out of tweaking numbers one at a time. Should be out by the weekend (as far as the last update says).

Interesting you're having this issue. I followed the great manual instructions Poppet provided and haven't had any issues. I don't like the idea of having to keep the migration tool "enabled" just to get UT2 running so maybe run through her guide and compare it to your install and see if there's anything you need to tweak?

Hi All, Went sifting through my P3D screen shot folder and found these two shots I took while testing out the v3.2, ASN, and REX updates. V3.2 so far on my system has been a fantastic update. Finally able to use the PMDG 737NGX with my P3D sliders way over to the right with no stuttering. Enjoy! Mike Disclaimer - these shots were edited in PhotoShop (Contrast, Curves, Saturation) so this isn't a 100% accurate "in-game" shot.

Hi Ethan, While I agree with you on allowing these people some privacy in their moment of distress, there is no law that I'm aware of that prevents a photographer from taking pictures in a public space. If you're singling out an individual I would think the rules of getting a model release would apply but if you're shooting a massive crowd I don't believe you have to get a release from each person in the photo. This is from the ACLU page and applies to the US so not sure if the same applies elsewhere: "When in public spaces where you are lawfully present you have the right to photograph anything that is in plain view. That includes pictures of federal buildings, transportation facilities, and police. Such photography is a form of public oversight over the government and is important in a free society." "the mental state of surviving relatives isn't really a public matter." Actually, it's part of the story so in a sense, whether you agree with it or not, strong emotions help tell the story and capturing those strong emotions is important.

Hi Bob. I was helping a young simmer out on the P3D facebook group and he was having issues with slow loading textures and stutters. Turned out it was the slot his video card was sitting in. Instead of the PCI slot running at x16 it was only running at x1. He called the manufacturer and they did some testing and ended up having to RMA his board. I'm not sure if this was something already suggested in your other thread but may be worth a look. He used GPU-z to monitor his card and that's where he saw the slot was only running at x1. Other than that, I would agree with the consensus so far in this thread that the DX10 fixer won't help eliminate stutters. Good luck! Mike

Hmmm....if click spots are giving you stutters you can disable the tool tips. Can you send me your p3d.cfg file by PM through the forums? Again, have patience. We'll figure this out

Thanks for the screen shots. Try turning off the bloom settings all together and see if you still get the stutters and try locking your frame rate to 30. Apply the tweaks LM suggest from their learning center as a start and you'll need an affinity mask setting as well. Are you running hyper threading on or off?

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Hey Stampee. Sorry to hear you're having some hiccups. One thing I noticed about the stuttering had to do with bloom settings. I turned bloom off and tested and noticed smoother flight especially in areas of clouds. I slowly brought bloom up until the sim started stuttering and then dropped it back down and now I have it at 0.70 and it's been pretty stable. Could you post up some screen shots of your P3D settings and also tell us which P3D tweaks you applied? We'll get you through this and into smooth flight, you just have to have some patience :-) Mike

You're in good company! I go through this almost on a yearly basis and judging by the twitches and ticks I've been having lately, I may be about to download P3D v3.1 and start the dance of a million add-on downloads.

Success!! Those are some very impressive looking shots and I can only imagine how things are going to look as things progress. Cheers!