cessna keep turn off

[dselmo]

I have two issues

first the default cessna does not change color to each particular aircraft, althought it changes the model number or registration number of the plane but it stay all white.

second the cessna shut down and it says the following L vac R and oil press volts

those anyone know the reasons for all of this?

Thanks in advance


win7 64 bit intel core i7 cpu 860 @ 280 GHz 280 GHz ram 14gb video nvidia quadro fx 580

[rockinrobin]

If you have DX10 Preview enabled, try turning it off and see if your texture issue is cured.

[dselmo]

how do i turn it off and why did it change, when it didnt happen before?

[f16jockey_2]

I doubt the NVidea Quadro supports DX10 preview. Is this your original install, or did you swap graphics cards ?
Could be some leftover from a previous GPU.

Wim

[mallcott]

Engine cutoff is usually caused by improper mixture - have you set the settings to UNcheck automixture? If so it's down to you to lean the mixture appropriately.

[dselmo]

I fix the first issue

where can i check the setting for the automixture? Also it happens in all the planes. when i look at he mixture botton it is at 100% and still cut off. the only time it does not cut off is when i am flying. once i land the plane start to shutting down.

[mallcott]

I fix the first issue

where can i check the setting for the automixture? Also it happens in all the planes. when i look at he mixture botton it is at 100% and still cut off. the only time it does not cut off is when i am flying. once i land the plane start to shutting down.

You change the auto mixture settings in the realism menu with FSX. Your Learning Center in the sim has details.
The sim has a basic adjustment for altitude compensation but if you happen to be at a high-altitude airport (or high density altitude) then when on the ground and idling it seems that it fails to compensate correctly. So it's best to learn how to lean the mixture yourself - and that is more realistic anyway.

Or you can choose a lower airport!

[dselmo]

You change the auto mixture settings in the realism menu with FSX. Your Learning Center in the sim has details.
The sim has a basic adjustment for altitude compensation but if you happen to be at a high-altitude airport (or high density altitude) then when on the ground and idling it seems that it fails to compensate correctly. So it's best to learn how to lean the mixture yourself - and that is more realistic anyway.

Or you can choose a lower airport!

i think you my be right, it started to happen once i was going to california from luisiana and in the way i am stoping at new mexico witch the altitude is over 5000 feet. i will try to play with the mixture and see what happen

thanks you have been very helpful

[rockinrobin]

I fix the first issue

where can i check the setting for the automixture? Also it happens in all the planes. when i look at he mixture botton it is at 100% and still cut off. the only time it does not cut off is when i am flying. once i land the plane start to shutting down.

How did you fix the first issue (white textures)?
It's considered good form to note what fixed your problem so that others experiencing the same problem might benefit without having to ask the same question again.

[dselmo]

i just replace the cessna with a different aircraft and switch it back and that was it.