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stevefranklin

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Hello!

I did a circuit from my local airfield today in FSX and noticed that the road traffic was moving at an unrealistic speed! They were cornering and attempting traffic islands what looked about 120MPH+!!

There must be a CFG fix to slow down the speed of these maniacs?!

Any help will be gratefully received!:o

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You need to put Bristol City Council in charge of them. They will put in bus lanes, close roads, create residents parking zones that nobody wants, put 20 mph speed limits in place and create road blocks to slow the traffic down to under 10 mph.

 

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ORBX has a tool to slow down the speed world wide.

 

http://www.orbxsystems.com/forum/topic/20979-tool-orbx-slower-vehicle-traffic-worldwide-version-300/

 

Don't know if you are a member of ORBX or you need a member.

 

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ORBX has a tool to slow down the speed world wide.

 

http://www.orbxsystems.com/forum/topic/20979-tool-orbx-slower-vehicle-traffic-worldwide-version-300/

 

Don't know if you are a member of ORBX or you need a member.

 

Jan

+1.

 

You need to create a free ORBX account, if you haven't got one.

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The OP is asking for help to decrease the Freeway Traffic Speed.

 

The ORBX tool and the Flusifix tool contrary to popular belief WILL NOT decrease the Freeway Traffic Speed. Those 2 tools decrease the Ambient Airport Traffic speed by changing the max_speed_mph value in the sim.cfg files of each of the AI vehicles in SimObjects\ GroundVehicles folder.

 

The Freeway Traffic by default is set to 100 KPH +- 10 KPH so some vehicles will pass other vehicles on the freeway. The file that controls the traffic speed is the LWcfg.spb which is a Sim-Prop Binary format type file. This Microsoft FSX file is compiled using the SDK but the work around is to use the XML format type file.

 

PLEASE go back up to post number 4 and click on Mallcott's posted link which has the XML file that will replace the LWcfg.spb file. That file slows down the Freeway Traffic to 50 KPH but because it is in XML format the notepad will open it and you can make changes to the Freeway Traffic speed.

 

You can also change the Ambient Traffic that spawns at airports based on Region. You can change what type Fuel Truck is used at airports. The default airports only

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Jim

 

David “Opa” Marshall's tutorial titled Reducing Vehicle Traffic Speed in FSX (slowtraffic.zip) has broken links. It seems Lamont's web sites no longer work so the spb2xml.exe decompiler can be downloaded from

 

http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/1655/fsx-spb2xml-utility/

 

Opa's Tutorial also explains the command line usage of the decompiler which is no longer required. Simply drag and drop the original spb file onto Lamont's spb2xml decompiler and the xml version will be created in the same folder.

 

That's the problem with tutorials, they have to be updated from time to time and we all miss Opa's contributions to the Simulator world.

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+1 to the road traffic speed reducer! Just tried it and it works pretty well. I would still recommend FlusiFix for the airport traffic and the crazy firetrucks and airport vehicles racing around. Also other good things like AI taxi speed, random aircraft lights flashing, etc.

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Jim

 

David “Opa” Marshall's tutorial titled Reducing Vehicle Traffic Speed in FSX (slowtraffic.zip) has broken links. It seems Lamont's web sites no longer work so the spb2xml.exe decompiler can be downloaded from

 

http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/1655/fsx-spb2xml-utility/

 

Opa's Tutorial also explains the command line usage of the decompiler which is no longer required. Simply drag and drop the original spb file onto Lamont's spb2xml decompiler and the xml version will be created in the same folder.

 

That's the problem with tutorials, they have to be updated from time to time and we all miss Opa's contributions to the Simulator world.

 

Thanks Jim.

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The OP is asking for help to decrease the Freeway Traffic Speed.

 

The ORBX tool and the Flusifix tool contrary to popular belief WILL NOT decrease the Freeway Traffic Speed. Those 2 tools decrease the Ambient Airport Traffic speed by changing the max_speed_mph value in the sim.cfg files of each of the AI vehicles in SimObjects\ GroundVehicles folder.

 

The Freeway Traffic by default is set to 100 KPH +- 10 KPH so some vehicles will pass other vehicles on the freeway. The file that controls the traffic speed is the LWcfg.spb which is a Sim-Prop Binary format type file. This Microsoft FSX file is compiled using the SDK but the work around is to use the XML format type file.

 

PLEASE go back up to post number 4 and click on Mallcott's posted link which has the XML file that will replace the LWcfg.spb file. That file slows down the Freeway Traffic to 50 KPH but because it is in XML format the notepad will open it and you can make changes to the Freeway Traffic speed.

 

You can also change the Ambient Traffic that spawns at airports based on Region. You can change what type Fuel Truck is used at airports. The default airports only

 

Thanks very much, I will do that!

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