Classic British Flight Sim

Hi George,
I had the same trouble with another aircraft a year or two back.
I think it was related to DX10 preview being on, or off.
One click solved it anyway.

GHD wrote: ↑

15 May 2020, 23:11

Hmm, probably my fault, but this is what I see in FSX-Accel:
.......

Hi George,
I had this ptoblem a year or two back.
IIRC switching DX10 preview on or off fixed it in one click.

Thanks Mike,

Unfortunately it has been years since I switched DX10 preview

Where do I find the setting?

I changed D3D10 from 0 to 1 in the cfg but that made no difference.

However, on my Windows 10 installation with D3D10 = 0, I can see the aircraft



On Windows XP is is still scrambled.

George,
When flight is loaded and you have "Options" in the menu across the the top of the screen, go to "Display", and you'll get the interactive box below:



To fix your particular situation, I'm pretty sure you need to UNtick the DX10 box, as in mine.
This MAY lead to other aircraft being misrepresented, and if that's an issue, just tick it back on when flying those ones.

Airspeed wrote: ↑

16 May 2020, 12:04

To fix your particular situation, I'm pretty sure you need to UNtick the DX10 box, as in mine.

I am sure I have seen the DX10 Preview box at one time.

It is no longer present in eithe my XP nor W10 installation, see my pic above.

GHD wrote: ↑

16 May 2020, 12:52

Airspeed wrote: ↑

16 May 2020, 12:04

To fix your particular situation, I'm pretty sure you need to UNtick the DX10 box, as in mine.

I am sure I have seen the DX10 Preview box at one time.

It is no longer present in eithe my XP nor W10 installation, see my pic above.

George,
Your pic is at the start of the sim.
You need to FLY NOW,
then if the "across the top" menu isn't showing, hit ALT
then in Options, Settings, Display, you'll get to the screen in my pic.

I'm sorry Mike,

"My eyes are dim, I cannot see ...."







No matter, thanks.

CALLING ALL AIRCRAFT!
What do others see, please?
Is yours like George's or like Mike's?
I'm all out of suggestions, sorry George.

No worries Mike, I can live with it.

Or in your case George, you can live without it.