Hello,
Been using the simulator today and whilst flying aerobatics in my Yak52 (not that well either), noticed that my smoke had taken on a different slant and was not as I remembered it. Thinking it was just perhaps this one aeroplane, I tried a few more and seem to have the same weird result. Thinking that was enough, my AI contrails look odd too and then with the Alphasim Typhoon get odd wingtip vortices and then note the afterburner effect is more akin to something out of Star Wars than in real life.
I presume that its due to some addon I've recently added, but is there a quick and simple cure for such a problem?
Best wishes,
Martin
As so nice outside this afternoon am going flying so won't be able to reply until tomorrow. Thanks.
Been using the simulator today and whilst flying aerobatics in my Yak52 (not that well either), noticed that my smoke had taken on a different slant and was not as I remembered it. Thinking it was just perhaps this one aeroplane, I tried a few more and seem to have the same weird result. Thinking that was enough, my AI contrails look odd too and then with the Alphasim Typhoon get odd wingtip vortices and then note the afterburner effect is more akin to something out of Star Wars than in real life.
I presume that its due to some addon I've recently added, but is there a quick and simple cure for such a problem?
Best wishes,
Martin
As so nice outside this afternoon am going flying so won't be able to reply until tomorrow. Thanks.
You did try a system shut down and reboot before posting about the change, didn't you??? ALWAYS the first thing to try when something goes wacky!!! Should also mention that it should be mentioned in you query whether you did or not. And should always be the first point in suggestiong a fix. And never just assume it was done. We're all human, and easily forget. Since it is nolonger necessary to shut down the boxes each session, we rarely think about that. But, it does fix at least 90% of my anomolies. Especially ones like this, since they are often memory caused. A reboot cleans out the memory caches.