Redliner
All add ons for AFS2 should be placed in the Documents folder, take a look at the folder structure at the downloads page:
https://flight-sim.org/filebase/index.php?entry/1094-hawaiian-islands-oahu/...
In this case, is the addon going automatically to OneDrive as well?
This is where I miss MS Flight with its aerocaches. Can some one check are those places (to see some of them follow the link in the sentence before this one ) present in this project? And is there a way to add to this game such a game like finding aerocaches?
Please be careful, they just arrested a guy from DCS for exporting F-16 manual abroad.
Oh, she is beautifull:)
And for frenchy like me, a beautiful television program :
Thank you, this is a really beautiful TV program. I am impressed by SAN Jodel D.140 aircrafts as well
Display MoreI took the plunge, and that was pretty painless!
Thank you!
And thanks Tomfa also, I missed your original post.
Now I have an issue with Saanen from ORBX:
I am assuming one of the US cultivations I installed would be intruding?
I find the Aerofly folder structure difficult to follow, so have no idea where this might be coming from.
Would be glad of any advice.
I had the same, and it normalised after I removed Bavaria cultivation and FScloud ports. I opened a topic at ORBX place
Dear friends, is everything OK with my Saanen? Can you check with your installation, please?
Planes... something modern, like Falcons. But Embraers 145/175/195 are also in need, there are no regional jets in the sim.
Scenery... something global like Black Marble from Chris Bell, a kind of global night lighting cultivation. Having this we can make night flights over missing HiRes sceneries.
Floats? Just land there:)
One of the animals is moving.
Anyway, when you decide to replace the card, do not forget that Aeroflys "Insane" shadow mode was recommended only for cards with 8gb of memory or more. Aerofly will automatically display lower settings on cards with less memory in GL mode. But for Vulkan this seems different - I run "insane" mode on my 2 GTX970 (I have no idea does Aerofly support SLI or not yet).
A GTX 1070 will work with this setting, but it's intended for 1080 and above graphics cards.
Dear IPACS Team, I noticed recently that I am not able to operate (switch ON/OFF) external lights from my keyboard on some aircraft. It's OK for Cessna, Baron, B90, but for other planes external lights are not operable completely or partially (like OK for NAV Lights and not OK for other Lights) from the keyboard. On P-38 "Lightning" only landing lights are switchable. Thank you for checking this. I noticed this after last update, and I am not sure was it like this before the update or not.
And thank you very much for cockpits of F-18, F-15 and others, looks like they improved in the part of night lights a lot. F-18 is amazing now (or is it me, who just noticed this? 
). Did you use dynamic lighting for its landing gear handle? It looks so realistic now...
I also like how landing lights on some planes are coming, they start to shine gradually, not like in other simulators, thank you very much again.
Yes, I confirm this on my system.
Are sun shades on A320 transparent for you? In my case they are not.
And thank you, thank you very, very much for this update and specially for Q400 head up guidance system (HGS).
A bit more on AintAgent. On your risk:)
"ForgetMeNot: Turn off Windows Compatibility Appraiser
10 Jul 2015
One of the advantages of infrastructure as code is that we now have complete control of the states of a computer.
This consequently means that I can measure performance between two known states and I only have to look at the difference between states to figure out what went wrong.
Well, in theory. Microsoft and the Microsoft Updates keep pulling the carpet under your feet.
In this case, one of the patch Tuesdays in February introduced KB 2952664 which adds the "Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser" to ostensibly ease transition to Windows 10. Unfortunately that drives up CPU usage and brings computers (and much worse, VMs) to their knees.
The whole process is a collection of tasks running regularly, whether a user is logged on or not and more importantly whether you opt-in for the MS customer experience program or not.
It's all very fishy.
Turns out VMWare has a knowledge base article for the tasks that need to be excised.
The following commandlines solve (or at least appear to solve) the problem:
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\AitAgent"
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser "
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\ProgramDataUpdater"
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Customer Experience Improvement Program\Consolidator"
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Customer Experience Improvement Program\KernelCEIPTask"
schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Customer Experience Improvement Program\Use CEIP""
And what considers as a good frame rate for a PC with a 4K monitor, GPU like GTX970 or 1070, 16 GB ram, and a more or less modern CPU on a max settings?
At least an optional co-pilot for big jets on external views...
