Takamba

Thanks a lot. :smile:

Sorry, thats not the answer I was looking for. I know teamspeak very well and we use it all day. But as long as there is no teamspeak plugin available for FSX I would like to use the fsx radios to communicate with my student. So please, where can I set the voice quality to 128kbps instead of 3,6kbps? Thanks

Maybe I am too stupid, but where can I set the voice quality to 128kbps instead of 3,6kbps?

I get CTD with Alt-Tab as well.I now only use Alt-Enter to get FSX into windowed mode.Then hit Alt-Enter again to get back to fullscreen mode.No CTD with this method.

@Mark: Did you use the REX weather engine, or the one implemented in FSX?

THAT`s the big question.

Actually it was windy yesterday. Station on a hill south of LSZH, these speeds are kph, not kts.

Of course these are winds on ground. But Mark wrote "landing included I had a cross wind of 79 knots"

79 kts was definitely to much. Wind graph from yesterday at LSZH:

Allways welcome

Each aircraft.cfg lists all external and internal cameras with a camera definition like the one listed below.[CameraDefinition.001]Title=Right SeatGuid = {195EAB58-9E4A-1E2A-A34C-A8D9D948F078}Origin = Virtual CockpitMomentumEffect = YesSnapPbhAdjust = SwivelSnapPbhReturn = FalsePanPbhAdjust = SwivelPanPbhReturn = FalseTrack = NoneShowAxis = YESAllowZoom = TRUEInitialZoom = 0.5SmoothZoomTime = 2.0ZoomPanScalar = 1.0ShowWeather = YesXyzAdjust = TRUEShowLensFlare=FALSECategory = CockpitPitchPanRate=20HeadingPanRate=60InitialXyz=0.50, 0.06, -0.4InitialPbh=8, 0, 0

Have a look in your FSX folder ...\shade\goodies There you will find a "enbseries.ini".

I have to check that first. I never fly with DX10 preview activated. Phil

Thats the way our eyes see. You can not see bright highlighted hills if you are looking towards the sun. The bloom effect of the sun will make the hills darker. Shade and ENB give me a much more detailed terrain in the distance. Everyone has a diffrent understanding of "good looking". I will never fly without shade and ENB activated again.Phil Almer

No further costs. ENB is FREE for all. Phil Almer