Maks_Pathfinder

Robert thanks for a portion of fresh air regarding 747)

A lot of. 747v2, adopting 737 and 777 for Prepar3D, some undisclosed models for X-Plane.. And it's really exciting.

Great attitude. Appreciated.

I'm affraid that nobody will tell us actual picture with VAS consumption before release of SP.1 - otherwise another Holy War could be expected)

1. Are you a male or a female? - Male 2. How old are you? - [20-40] years old 3. Where do you live? - Europe 4. You have been simming since: - Flight Simulator X 5. How long have you been flying liners in Microsoft Flight Simulator ? - More than 5 years 6. How often do you fly the 777? - 1-2 times a week 7. How long is your average flight with the 777? - [4-7] hours 8. Most of the time, your 777 flights are: - Transcontinental 9. What software do you use to plan your 777 flight? - PFPX/SimBrief 10. Do you use online services to plan your 777 flights? - SimBrief occasionally 11. Do you use AIRAC? - Navigraph 12. For pushback, jetways, ground services... you use: - GSX/AES 13. Do you use "in-flight" addons? - Will use FS2Crew when will be available for 777 14. Do you use a view manager utility? - Yes EZDok 15. Do you use time compression? - No I only fly in real time 16. Do you use ATC? - No 17. For the weather, you use: - Active Sky Next 18. Do you use environmental textures addon (sky, clouds, water)? - Rex 19. Do you use ground textures addon? - FTX Global Base Pack - UTX (NA and EU) 20. Do you use meshes? - FS Global 2010 21. Do you fly for a Virtual Airline? - Yes 22. Do you fly online? - Yes on VATSIM

Thanks for update and come back soon!

As some people said :ph34r: that could happen if you will try your 777 in PreparV2 (TCAS related fault)

FRA for me

This is common issue for 777 VC, i think

Still lot of 772 to be sold.. Only buisness, nothing personal

Rob what did yoy mean by "applying AA to shadows"? is there some special adjustment necessary?

Michael, did you modified panel.mdl file by Fixer Toolbox? Otherwise it will not work properly

You have to start DX10 Toolbox which is located in Fixer folder, then select option "Forced VC shadows" or something like this, do not remember exact wording. After that in pop-up window you have to select panel.mdl file of your 777 (do not forget to back up it first!) This file will be modified by Fixer. Then close Toolbox and start Fixer and tick all options for VC Shadows. Everything should work now. Regarding perfomance hit - with my config (I4770k 4.5 and 780 card) - almost no any impact to fps. But your experience may vary:) Also noted that edges of the shadows are little rough - but i can handle it

Moreover i switched ON VC shadows for PMDG 777 - it is amazing)

I think it is not a problem at all. You just have to start Fixer, install libreries, tip DX10 Compatible Lights and problem with your aircraft will gone

In view of above picture i think that you have 4 options :ph34r: 1.DX 10 lights off/Enable effect off 2.DX 10 lights on/Enable effect off 3.DX 10 lights off/Enable effect on 4.DX 10 lights on/Enable effect on Most probably 1st and 3rd variants will work

Actually DX10 Compatible Light package could be switched on and off after installation of libraries or not installed at all - no difference. You can try at first step to switching it off and see

As per Fixer manual (do not remember page number, should check later) - if you have problem with AI traffic light visibility you may switch off DX10 Compatible Light feature or just do not tick it during of installation of libraries. in this case you could encounter problems for your plane's navigational lights same as with some Effect in legacy airports. I choose that option. I'm using only models from UT2 and now it is looking more or less without issues for traffic lights

it's is fun, but 1 minute ago i've started topic with same problem :lol:

First of all, i'm long time user of Steve great Fixer, and i could neme myself as a happy customer indeed. At the moment almost all issues with DX10 solved for me with help which i gained on Steve blog and Avsim. And manual was read thoroughly. As i'm using Vatsim almost always for my flight visibility of nav lights of traffic planes very important for me. If you choose to switch ON DX10 Compatible Lights then your Effects will be scanned, modified and after that all lights in FSX will be in perfect shape and visibility except nav lights of traffic planes - it's going to be invisible at short distance and certain angles. Ok, as per manal, i'm switching DX10 Compatible Lights off, rescanning of all Effect performing, restoring them to original state and voila - all nav lights for traffic planes are perfectly visible, but from other hand we have some problem with other Effects like aerodrom lights. And now is my question - is that possible to determine what Effect is in charge of nav lights for traffic and just do not modifide it during intial installation of DX10 Compatible Lights? Could be perfect to have this opportunity - one additional option which could make our DX10 experiance a liitle bit more smooth and comfortable Pleased to hear all opinions

Thanks friend! your efforts are highly appreciated!

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/419862-fsinn-settings-so-we-can-all-see-your-new-shiny-plane/ Maks Turchanov