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Ever since i have i installed REX i have been getting the HRESULT error, and i could not a fix for it so i have reinstalled all of my addons and my FSX. My Game crashes alot because of the HRESULT error. I have heard this is a usual error in REX.
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Recently (about 10-15 flights ago), I switched from calm weather, to real-time real weather, using REX-2's weather engine.However, most of the times, especially at high altitudes (cruising altitude), I have immensenly strong winds - ranging between 50-70 knots (we are talking about almost 100-140 km/h here). And they also change very rapidly, both in speed and direction.Last time I checked, Europe didn't have any tropical storms (many times that this occured, I was flying in nothern europe).Is there a way to prevent this? To limit the wind speed, and the rate of its speed and direction change?As I said, I'm using REX-2's real-time real weather engine, and I also have a registered FSUIPC4, if that can help (I've noticed it has some wind options, but nothing I put there made any difference).
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Pretty impressive. Even more so when keeping in mind that it will come as a free update. Way to go, REX!http://www.realenvironmentxtreme.com/forums/index.php?/topic/15775-rex-essential-new-weather-engine/page__pid__110545#entry110545Can't hurt to get that update as soon as it's released, huh?
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Always hovered around the forums but never posted before, so here goes. So, I've been having an odd problem as of late. When using the REX weather engine, or even the default MSFSX engine, the winds change their direction between 8,000 and 15,000 feet. It doesn't happen with any other plane, just the NGX. The only option is to have a completely clear sky with no winds at all, because regardless of speed, the wind heading bug on the EFIS spins in little circles like mad. Frankly, I'm at a loss and curious if anyone else experiences this phenomenon too.
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