Gregory Douglas

Yes, I have it checked. I also have DX10 Scenery Fixer installed.

I use three monitors for my FSX-SE set-up. All three display VC view with the two outside monitors panned left and right respectively. This gives me nearly 180 degrees of VC view. The problem is I can’t get the native FSX SE anti-aliasing to work on those two undocked windows on the extra monitors. Is that even possible or is it a limitation of FSX SE? I was hoping to have my graphics card do the anti-aliasing but I can’t get my Radeon RX 580 anti-aliasing to work. I have the latest Radeon drivers installed. I unchecked Anti-aliasing in FSX SE and selected "Override application settings" in the Radeon control panel's Anti-aliasing section but it's not working. Does anyone have any experience getting a Radeon card to do the anti-aliasing for FSX? When I open up the Radeon control panel and click on the ? next to the various anti-alias settings, most of them say "Only affects DirectX 9 applications". I believe FSX SE uses DirectX 10. Do you think that's the reason my Radeon anti-aliasing settings aren't working? Computer specs: i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz 32 GB ram Windows 10 Pro 64 bit

I have been using FSX Map for a few months on a Windows 7 machine. Today I tried to install FSXmapClient on my new Windows 10 machine and I get an error message that says: SimConnect must be installed on your computer to run this application. There are plenty of articles on Google about how to install SimConnect; all of them say to install it using a file called SimConnect.msi. I'm using FSX SE. There are four different SimConnect.msi files in these FSX\SDK folders: FSX-XPACK FSX-RTM FSX-SP1 And one in a folder called lib I've tried all four and am still getting the same error. Does anyone have any suggestions? My registered FSUIPC4 is working just fine and it uses SimConnect. I've already contacted Tommy, the FSX Map developer and he said he got some similar reports but has not been able to figure out what is the problem.