When I draw my square and it say "Required Work Space" in MB, the number varies on the same resolution when clicking up and down.
What I mean is, at resolution zero it will be whatever MB, but if I click resolution up to 1 then back down to 0, having touched nothing else, it's not the same number as it originally was.
Can anyone explain this? I want to be sure I am not being duped out of some res.
Just as an example, right now if I put res on -1 then move to 0, required space is 750696 MB. If I move res to 1 then back down to 0 it's 48432 MB.
I'm going out on a limb and guessing if there are no res 0 images, it uses the selection before or something to fill in?
Also changing zoom level reverts it to 193728 MB, what is going on here?!
I've found the MB thing to be very flaky. My conclusion was that it doesn't stay in sync very well with the settings you choose.
So basically ignore it and outcome will be same regardless?
Ignore it. It's not accurate. You will roughly know the disk usage when you have done it several times.
It is an estimation of the necessary required workspace needed for resampling.
I assume you're not using FSX/P3D's resampler in this case, then you should ignore it.
Cheers
Antoine
