Brownman

try disabling FXAA. -D.Kumar

Check the aircraft.cfg file in the aircraft's folder within sim objects to make sure that the [fltsim.0] and subsequent entries are still there.

I am assuming you are already using Active sky next, if not then you need to buy Active Sky Next for it to function properly. If you are using Active Sky Next however make sure that IVAP is not changing your fsx weather. This setting can be changed by opening the ivap_config.exe file in the folder where you installed IVAP. Under the tab Weather (left column) make sure that enable weather engine is unchecked. Should solve your issue and if it does not then update your fsuipc to the latest version. -Kumar

How about London City Airport then.

Manchester ?

Its back online with a new layout. Check it out.

Hey, there are two services I can recommend for routes out of the US. http://www.vataware.com/ http://rfinder.asalink.net/free/ Also if you want a realistic dispatcher service, try http://www.simbrief.com Simbrief essentially gets its routes from the services mentioned above and more. It also helps you with how much fuel you need for the flight, ETOPS planning, weather forecasts and etc. As for charts http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/public/index.php%3Foption=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=6&Itemid=13.html Will provide you the charts used for most of the airports within the United Kingdom. I am not aware of a website that has up to date charts for countries other than the UK, but I'm sure somebody else here can help you with that.

Bingo. Now its your turn.

Guess Where

I would suggest go for the TITAN black. It has 6gb of VRAM which is essential for multi monitor configurations.

Doesn't hurt to try. You can also try going into windowed mode and reducing the size of the window to about half the fullscreen size to increase the overall framerate while you are going through the cloud.

Meh, wake me up when the construct pod racers.

It smooths the edges of the clouds so that they do not appear jagged. Disabling it relieves stress from the GPU and allows the framerate to go up.

Highland Scenic Highway.

Im going with the assumption that he has that checked. I believe his problem is that the op centre cannot write to the newly edited cfg file. Iceidic you can also try running running the pmdg op centre as admin or check whether the cfg is set to read only.

Hey, this is a simple fix. Open up your 777 cfg file and under the last line of [flightsim.0] which generally is visual_damage=0 copy and paste this. [fltsim.xx] title=PMDG 777-232LR Delta Air Lines sim=B777-200LR model= panel= sound= texture=DL atc_airline=DELTA atc_id=N702DN atc_flight_number=245 atc_heavy=1 atc_model=777-200LR atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP atc_type=BOEING ui_createdby=PMDG ui_manufacturer=Boeing ui_type=777-200LRX ui_typerole=777-200LRX ui_variation=Delta Air Lines airline_name=Delta Air Lines description=Boeing 777-200LR powered by GE90 engines v 1.0\nPMDG Simulations\nwww.precisionmanuals.com \n\nProduced under license from Boeing Management Company.\n\nBoeing 777, 777-200LR, 777-200LR & Boeing are among the trademarks owned by Boeing. visual_damage=0 Replace [flightsim.xx] with the next number in the series for e.g. after [flightsim.1] it should be [flightsim.2] and etc. Replace the title with the name of the airline whose texture is being used. Under the field texture use the the title of the livery folder in the same folder where the cfg is located for e.g. Texture.pmdg, Texture.BA and etc. Omit the word texture and just use what follows it i.e. BA, pmdg and etc. You can change other details like the ones that follow atc_ but they are not necessary to make the livery work.