[Auto save with P3D and CS 777]

Thanks that seems to have worked.

[Auto save with P3D and CS 777]

I have FSUIPC 4.934h and just had a problem with the Auto save feature.  

 

I had to exit in the middle of a flight at FL350 with Captain Sim 777 (the native one for P3D).  I load P3D 2.3 and then I loaded an auto saved flight.  When it did that, the plane went into various stalls and spins.  Fortunately, I was able to get it under control and resume the flight.  

 

I have used auto save in FSX in ok with CS 777s. 

[widefs]

I am hoping to reconnect the widefs client at home with lower intervals and then land.

The packets of data are probably going to quite small in any case. Why are you wanting to reduce updates to such an infrequent level in the first place? I can understand you not needing to match the FS frame rates (which is what WideFS tries to do), but a few seconds would be no hardship, surely. I really do think there will be connection problems if you try to make them too infrequent.

Regards

Pete

well, I am at work and just want to keep up to date on the status of the flight.

[widefs]

Now what can I do when I finally get back home to land the plane? how can I get widefs to set timeouts to normal?

Are you landing the plane from a WideFS client? Or do you mean you have another client at home with the FMC?

You can't change these parameters dynamically. With FSX you can disable WideServer, alter the INI file, then re-enable it, all without closing FSX, but you can't do that with FS9 or earlier.

Regards

Pete

I am hoping to reconnect the widefs client at home with lower intervals and then land.

[widefs]

I am talking about realllly widefs... Basically, want to run wideFS remotely over the internet with like VAS-FMC, FreeFD to my home machine running FSX (which is doing a loong haul flight). Can WideFS be setup to update from FSX every 5 minutes or something greater? I think I would change

server: autoupdate=300000

client side:

pollinterval=3000000

responsetime=300000

Now what can I do when I finally get back home to land the plane? how can I get widefs to set timeouts to normal?