Monday Nights Adventure
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Monday Nights Adventure
We started with trying to soar without being able to see the thermals. Hotdog quickly foound one and directed me over.
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Here is Matt heading past me Rabbit Island hopeing to catch some lift.
This is what it looks like on my PC, in these shots I know im getting 33 FPS with all detail to high but NO AUTOGEN on and AI on
This is what it looks like on my PC, in these shots I know im getting 33 FPS with all detail to high but NO AUTOGEN on and AI on
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An interesting question Viking. We shall ponder it tonight as we investigate wind effects and if updraft along hillsides has been implemented. On this one I suspect I will be dissapointed as I imagine the code for something like that would be pretty complex!
Actually you may find this little article interesting.
http://blogs.msdn.com/tdragger/archive/ ... 11152.aspx
Actually you may find this little article interesting.
http://blogs.msdn.com/tdragger/archive/ ... 11152.aspx
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If the weather effects are true to life then there should be a decent thermal under that big dark gray fluffy cloud in the top right of that pic....going to give it a blast in the next day or so as used to do alot of time in gliders and that was the thing we looked for to indicate spot thermals....ridge running much more fun thoughMattly wrote:We found another thermal in the next valley over a piece of warn terrain.
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Come for a flight tonite JetHoe. Just look me up in TS. Typhoon is coming along and I will be surprised if Hotdog doesn't make an appearance.Jetboy wrote:If the weather effects are true to life then there should be a decent thermal under that big dark gray fluffy cloud in the top right of that pic....going to give it a blast in the next day or so as used to do alot of time in gliders and that was the thing we looked for to indicate spot thermals....ridge running much more fun thoughMattly wrote:We found another thermal in the next valley over a piece of warn terrain.
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I believe FSX does make 'some' use of multi core chips, but no where near what it could do. There was some posts from one of the dev's I was reading a while ago about it.Viking wrote:FS9 and X don't make use of multiple cores or sli. Ya can make it use both cores but it'll only use half of each one.
Its kinda holding me back from getting it.
They are definitely working on at least one patch for the game, mainly for DX10 support, but they are also working on some more multi core optimisations.