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One of the best sceneries I have. The terminal is a masterpiece. The photo texture surrounding the airport is however very flat without much autogen which compromises the realism. I turned it off by renaming the photo texture bgl. VAS - very good management, I never had an OOM. FPS are among the highest of the payware sceneries I own. On 3570k at 4.5 I rarely dip below 30 fps in a complex airliner. I highly recommend the scenery.

Sure, i solved this problem by removing non-Western characters from the folder name I unzipped the program to. Probably one of dependencies can't read the path well.

When launching the app, I've got an error: "cx_Freeze Fatal Error" cannot get zipimporter instance. Any solutions?

Yes, or GMT.

Would it be possible to add an option to filter by departure time? For instance it could be done by checkbox: flights departing within 1 hour from now, 2 hours etc. I would really appreciate it.

What about the 777-200ER expansion pack?

The 0xc000014B error in case of vPilot is rather a symptom than a cause. It just tells you that the vPilot is unexpectedly unable to communicate with FSX/P3D as your main sim application crashed. This exception of course could be handled better by vPilot by producing a popup or whatever, not submitting a big red crash report. But it is very highly unlikely that you have problems with your NET software package unless it's the 0xc000014B error occurring on its own - without sim's OOM or other error. For the OOM and VAS management please refer to pages 30-35 of your introduction manual.

I tested yesterday the weather radar with Opus (I own both full versions of ASN and Opus) in an area that had -SHRA reported in their metar (specifically in ZUGY and ZUUU around 2100z yesterday). And while ASN showed patches of green here and there - what would be expected, opus depicted an armageddon up in the air - the weather radar was 70% in magenta. So it seems that the source of the weather matters very much contrary to what Stephen is saying and unfortunately for the simmers - as greater competition means better quality of products. The 777 weather radar seems to be calibrated towards ASN and otherwise shows gibberish results.

I suppose the FSX Fiber Accelerator manipulates the value of RejectThreshold in real time (third bar from the top) setting it above zero when it deems the circumstances allow. I have a quite powerful GPU (GTX 780) so for me setting it over zero only wastes CPU cycles as the GPU can always keep up with the CPU and there are no graphic artefacts whatsoever. I would rather these CPU cycles go either to improving frame rates or to improving graphics. Would it be possible to force BufferPools to stay always at 0 throughout the whole time?

You can install PFPX on up to 5 devices, but you can only use it on one device at a time.