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PrestonIV

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  1. I just had this issue again where I could not enter my information into the Microsoft login box. I unplugged the mini usb connections to both my Honeycomb yoke and throttle quadrants and alas was able to enter information into the box. I then plugged them back in and continued to sign into the flight simulator and everything worked fine. How bizarre....
  2. ROTFL........No wonder its all washed out. Went back and read some earlier post looking for a good preset, and its on by default. No wonder it looked all washed out when I "Enabled it"....HAHAHA....Im an idiot :Doh:
  3. Thanks Dave, that did the trick, now I see a difference. It was naming the preset inside the sweetfx_preset text file that was getting me. I used the torchlight2 beta just for testing, but it only made it all lighter and hazy, but at least it did something. :dance: Now I just have to find the perfect balance preset.
  4. If you can take a look at post #261, eight posts above, I have a screenshot of what I copied into my main FSX folder. Is that what it should have looked like? To test it, I tried Cartoon mode, Sepia mode, Splitscreen, etc in the settings txt....there were no changes at all, nothing. ^ Maybe this is where Im hanging up. Thanks for the heads up on Shade and SweetFX :Peace:
  5. I love the MD-11 and have no problems at all with the way the cockpit looks as it is now. To me, at night especially, it looks quite realistic to me, and Im happy with the sounds as well. Im really looking forward to version 2 of the 747-400 though. The NGX gets the most usage as Im most familiar with it, love the JS41 but its complicated, and like the 747 but its VC is WAY outdated. Im holding out for 747 V.2
  6. I tried everything to no avail, but couldn't get it to work. I'd bet it has something to do with Shade for FSX. If anyone here has Shade installed along with SweetFX, Id like to hear how they got it working.
  7. Will try that next. I did read the log file and I had a BackBufferFailed line in there. I am running Shade already and have read they work together. I will try the Inspector settings first, then look at shade.
  8. I just installed this but see no difference at all. I had to bind my Insert key to it as I have no Scroll Lock key, but still nothing. I copied and pasted 9 files along with the folder SweetFX into my main FSX folder. That sound right? Here are the folders I copied over:
  9. Same with me. If I start from cold and dark and run Pre-Flight everything powers up but the guages wont display current info. The Primary Flight Display and Navigation Display initialize when power comes on, but there is little info with everything highlited in Yellow. NO TCAS in yellow, no route showing in Nav Display, no airspeed and relevant info showing. Then I get the SDK errors, only sometimes however. If I start on runway with power, everything is fine. I did one flight each two nights in a row, and on the third night this stuff started happening. I uninstalled both 737 ngx and FS2Crew and reinstalled and it still happens. Weird as I had not installed anything during that period. I will have to try cold and dark setup myself without FS2Crew and see if it still happens to try and narrow it down. I have not tried that yet.
  10. Ive found that sometimes FS2Crew for some reason will quit responding, even if your in the correct mode, or flow. This occasionally happens with saved flights. If this happens, I found that turning Voice off, then back on in the main panel restarts FS2Crew. I dont know if that was by design, or if it just works that way by chance. But if it stops responding, try turning the Voice button off, then on again. Wait a few seconds, then cycle back to the flow you need.
  11. With the exception of the J41!......Ive had that plane a about a year and a half and have NEVER, I repeat, NEVER been able to successfully configure, takeoff, fly a route, and land until I purchased the voice control for the J41. If it werent for FS2Crew J41 Voice I would probably still be fighting it. What a load that takes off the user. NGX is till my favorite commercial aircraft, but the J41 is gonna come close now for overall favorites thanks to the FS2Crew for it.
  12. For Tutorial # 2, you would start the Preflight at the end of page 9, or begining of page 10. If its not completely cold and dark, then after loading the Tutorial Flight load the cld/drk panel state and run Preflight. FS2Crew Preflight will take to you around page 79-80 of the PMDG tutorial # 2 when "Before Start" begins for both PMDG and FS2Crew.
  13. Keep in mind you can still get the "Flaps Up" no matter what the panel state is. You have to double check the COMM frequency if it happens and make sure its not on 121.65. Some airports use that frequency for Ground communications, like KLAX. As soon as you request a departure, it switches the panel to that "bug" frequency.
  14. BWAHAHAHAHA! :( NO! :( How could I have missed that in like, oh I dont know, 30 tries! I think that will clear up my last problem. Off to test.Thanks Andreas
  15. Another thing to do thats useful, is go to somewhere like Edwards Air Force Base and program a big loop into the FMC. Then take off and practice using various flight commands with the FO like setting the altitude, speed, heading, flaps, etc. Then you have plenty of room to practice the landing flows and takeoff again.

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