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In the User Manual located in the Tile Proxy folder in your FSX there are some troubleshooting tips regarding this: "Some Frequent Problems & Solutions" and "Troubleshooting & Maintenance". Also try reinstalling using Pat Garrets tips http://tileproxy.eklablog.com/tileproxy-guide-english-version-a125263210. Hope this helps.
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FSX can still run smooth on lower target frame rate limits - the tiles load better. Christian Buchner (he made TP) recommends setting 12-18.
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Just a few thoughts – you've probably tried them already. Have you checked your target frame limit in FSX hasn't defaulted to 'unlimited' somehow? Maybe set FIBER_FRAME_TIME_FRACTION higher e.g. 1.33? (I know they say it doesn't matter if you're using a multi-core processor, but personally, to me, it makes a difference - with TP anyway). Have a look what's happening in the TP command prompt box see if there are any errors there?
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Hi, Jetairways, Ed Truthan's site is an excellent place to start - he breaks it down to make it simple to follow - www.edtruthan.com/tileproxy/tutorial. Also there's only one free map service now - you can find the latest version here http://aviation.alla....com/tileproxy/ Regards, Ian
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Just been trying Just Flight's Revolution X and I'm pretty impressed! It loads up AutoGen for the UK in TileProxy that's well placed and looks sweet. You also get building lighting at dusk/dawn/night that looks good. You also get the option to load it into VFR GenX photo scenery. Must admit I wasn't expecting it to be so hot, but I was pleasantly surprised :smile: .
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Only one single map service today for Tileproxy?
ozric replied to Slowhand's topic in The TileProxy Project Forum
Hi Slowhand, Yes, that was my conclusion also. There is one other possibility that works - the one we're not supposed to use..... Funnily enough, I encountered the stuttering problem you mentioned in your last post. I've been DX10 enabled for a long time & I thought I'd go back to DX9 for a bit. As soon as I did I got stuttering. Your FSX Fiber Accelerator fix worked a treat, but I thought that this stuttering shouldn't be happening in the first place. The only way it would run smooth was frame rate 'unlimited', but that's no good for Tile Proxy. Anyway, I fixed it with [bufferPools] UsePools=0. There are other configuations of pool sizes & reject thresholds that might work also. See: www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?44197-RejectThreshold-Tweak-Replacement-for-No-BufferPool and http://airdailyx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/fsxcfg-tweak-review-bufferpools.html p.s. is there only you & me on this forum?!! Regards, Ian -
Hi Slowhand, Did you check your CPU usage while running FSX with Tile Proxy? I had the same problem & got around it by making sure FSX was using all the cores & disabling core parking - both can be done using using Process Lasso. Also if you have hyperthreading - use it. For the blurries I set FIBER_FRAME_TIME_FRACTION to 2.33 & use FSPS FSX Booster 2013 everything became crystal clear! Regards, Ian