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Daniel.T

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  1. Very nice and very elaborate scenery for a free add-on. Just a little transparency issue with a couple of hangars but still well done. Mid-way between Boston and Nantucket, another good "motivation" to buzz the East Coast...
  2. Yes it is to remove gauges and glass reflection every time the plane is load. And there is another tweak possible for a few models. There's some replacement files (for the panel folder) on the net. Suggest to check on Avsim. But with those files, you risk to loose the "tint" in the glasses...
  3. There's a solution basically for the Carenado C90 and C210T but should work with all. You have to make a XML gauge to do "the no-reflection selection" automatically. (L:InitIR,bool) ! if{ 1 (>L:WINDOWSTINTBOOL2,bool) 1 (>L:InitIR,bool) } Put this code code into a text file, called IR_off.xml Put the xml file in a new subsfolder to your panel folder, named Controls In the first Vcockpit section of the panel.cfg file, add Gaugexx = Controls!IR_Off, 0,0,1,1 to the bottom (adjust xx to the next unused number) If it can help... this time.
  4. Tom, what sim are you flying; FSX, P3d or X Plane ? Do you use "graphic tuner" as DXfixer and NVInspector ? As you, I enjoy and almost only flies Carenado's GA. But, as many simmers, I also like the glare, reflection and shadow effects we can get in cockpit. We spend so much time tuning the graphics to have it "as real it can get"... Dan
  5. Interesting and well done even if I have some "transparent" building. It suit well with the mesh and lake&rivers sceneries from the Quebec FSX group. It's more complex and complete than their Roberval scene, I'll keep it. Thanks for your work
  6. How did you install them ? Is it some execute(auto-install) routine or you did put the folders in the addon folder of FSX and finish the procedure by goin to setting/library and add the sceneries in FSX library ?
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