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Thank you for the clarification Luke, this is progress. We now have Copyright Owners, who have Rights.
We've always had IP owners, and they've always had rights. Those rights are nowhere nearly as absolute as you claim them to be, and it's up to the owners to decide whether to enforce them or not.
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The copyrights on airline liveries
There are no copyrights on airline liveries. There are trademarks, which while they are IP are covered differently. You may consider that pedantic, but it's important.
The cockpit textures are a more clear-cut case. They're not included in paint kits because you're not allowed to edit them or re-use them in any way.The law provides certain exemptions to this, and more importantly it is up to the copyright owners to assert their rights.
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If I step on my neighbor's property without advance permission that is "against the law". The pedants on this thread need to stop confusing "against the law" with actionable.
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Luke
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>> 243594 *** LUA Error: ...osoft Flight Simulator X\Modules\A320_Electrical.lua:4: attempt to call global 'SmallOverheadPushButtons' (a nil value)
That seems like your error. You're trying to call a non-existent function.
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Are you getting an error message in the FSUIPC4 log? Is it executing and not having any effect, or is the script logging an error?
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Don't quote random internet articles designed for laypeople. Those articles are taking about physical and logical CPU cores, but using "Cores and Threads", hence your misunderstanding.
CPUs don't care about processes or threads, they are simply OS constructs that define different units of execution and visibility. As a general rule, threads share a memory space, processes do not, but I expect that can differ based on the OS. All a CPU cares about is a stream of instructions fed to it, and whether it can do a certain action (read/write memory, execute code at a certain space). Whether those are different threads or processes is something it neither knows nor cares about. Your second paragraph is correct in this sense.
But a thread is not a logical core at all, even if some tech journalists call it such. Most have no idea how to actually write code and repeat other stuff they've seen with no idea of its accuracy.
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What you're seeing in Task Manager are logical cores (threads), not the physical cores. See how you have 12 graphs? Each one represents a thread, 2 per core.
You're mixing and matching terms incorrectly. He has 6 physical cores, which use SMT to each appear as two logical cores. Cores (physical or virtual) are NOT threads. As you can tell he has 2,779 threads across all processes, not 6 or 12. Many threads, of course, are sleeping.
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I could not get anywhere with the FSDT team that now hosts a V2 version of KLAX, which is supposed to be for FSX & FS9. Maybe because FS9 is legacy, but their whole purchase and support is the most convoluted mess I ever dealt with.
Have you posted here? http://www.fsdreamteam.com/forum/index.php/board,30.0.html
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Ummm. This is the FS9 forum. Questions?
Typo on my part, but irrelevant. The Level-D folder structure is the same between FSX and FS9 (and P3D, for that matter).
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There was a later post from Phil Taylor that confirmed the final SP2 version of FSX would ignore hyper threading itself, just haven't read through all of them again.
I really wonder how much of this remains relevant today. HyperThreading on a modern CPU is very different from the P4 variant of SMT that was around when FSX was released.
Have you tried no affinitymask at all in your config? FSX will set it internally on its own.It will just let the operating system kernel scheduler decide, which is the best way to do it.
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Does the FMC confirm that you're actually using cycle 2013?
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What Navdata cycle does the FMC say it's using?
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The files should be in the FSX\Level-D Simulators\navdata folder.
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2006 called - they want their DRAM back.
Mixed sizes and kits "should" work. The difference is that the matched pairs are warrantied to do so, others are not. Specs are specs; if the RAM doesn't work within its published spec it should be RMAd.
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Are the file sizes roughly equivalent? Why did cabdir not work?
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If it says it's already running, is there another instance of FS9.EXE running in Task Manager?
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The sweet spot looks like the 3070.
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Below is task manager showing FS9 sharing cores 3 and 4.
I suspect what you're seeing is that FS9 is being bounced between the cores by the scheduler faster than Task Manager's data plotting interval. So over a second it may spend 500ms on core 3 and 500ms on core 4, it's not like they're each running at 50% - they're running at 100% for half the time and zero for the other half, averaging at .... ~ 50%.
You've not made FS9 multi-threaded, you've just got misleading data from task manager.
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The sandy bridge i7 was probably the best value purchase for both performance and longevity in the past 20 years. It’s probably marginal now but if you have 16GB of memory and a 1650 you should be able to run the sim at lower settings. Worth a shot at least.
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Does the EULA trump EU or Dutch law? The answer is not automatically yes.
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I would do absolutely nothing for four weeks until the 30x0 series comes out. I have a 1070 and am looking at either a 3070 or 3080.
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Have you turned on developer mode and seen where it's blocking? There's a handy graph in the top right that should give some clues. It will certainly tell you what's limiting FPS.
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Lavochkin, if you want to turn joining your virtual airline into a political act (which you are unintentionally doing) you are welcome to do so. I don't think it's a good long-term idea.
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mallcott, your Ivy Bridge is still two generations newer than an i7-960. The fact that it's 3Ghz doesn't make much difference, it's around 9 generations behind. I'd stick with FSX, or upgrade.
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Luke
FSUIPC Rudder Stuck
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FSUIPC is passing on the same input it is getting from the device.
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Luke