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  1. The Vancouver Landings website is now open to the public. Vancouver Landings is a community site for flightsimmers flying in the Vancouver region with FSAddon’s upcoming Vancouver+ series of sceneries that are being created by Jon Patch and Holger Sandmann.

    The site has a discussion forum for pilots to chat about their latest flight, help coordinate the creation of free add-on sceneries for the area, share screenshots via our built-in image upload system, show off their latest Flight Simulator movie(s), and just about anything else.

    Also available on the site will be an add-on scenery library containing freeware sceneries both within the Vancouver+ area as well as the surrounding areas, a Virtual Airlines page that lists many of the VA’s serving the area, and a ‘Trips & Adventures’ page to help pilots explore the area. As the community grows, so shall we!

    So drop by and take a look at what we have to offer at .

  2. A few of us testers are making a website where we will host and coordinate free addon sceneries for the area, as well as have a forum for discussion of flying in the area. keep an eye out for the announcement - this may be a good project for it :)

  3. Interesting development - I tried out the free trial of PCAviators "System Booster" software, - now I can fly up to 200/250 kts without encountering "the blurries", even with my scenery settings the same as I normally use - minus extended terrain textures and dawn/dusk blending.

    I've done 3 flights now and there seems to be a decent improvement, my PC is the same as before, so perhaps that System Booster does give it quite a boost after all - has anyone else tried it out? It seems the loadup time is only 1/4 what it was before as well.

  4. In fact, the last RW flying lesson I had, a couple of weeks ago, my instructor commented that I was looking out the windows a lot more than I used to - I believe TrackIR has a lot to do with stopping my panel-fixation! :wink:

    Andy

    That is a problem I have with my rw flying too :lol: . I do have 30 days to try it I suppose so I may as well give it more time - is there any chance you could zip up your profile file and post it in a zip file here so I could try it out?

    So far the problem I'm finding is a balance between it being too sensitive when just sitting there - and not having to turn your head so far to look around.

  5. I am using the vector expansion (wishing I didn't get that right away now since they don't allow returns of it - for which reason is beyond me - not like I could use it without the Track IR :roll:)

    I guess the problem is I've always preferred the 2D panel. I'll give it the weekend and try it for a few more hours before I make my decision.

  6. I get the double scenery.cfg entries any time I use the entry adder that is used for FSCargo and others (Orcas, Harvey, My Traffic and a few more). I always say "no thanks" and add it myself. I have no idea why it happens, but it seems to only happen to a few of us.

    For your current situation to stop it from constantly adding that new entry - try renaming the "NewScenery.cfg" and "OldScenery.cfg" to Newscenery.bak and Oldscenery.bak and then remove the doubled entry in FS9.

  7. Vauchez from Flightscenery sent me his file - the sensitivity is quite high but it feels very natural. With his permission I attached it to this post - just throw it in your Track IR Profiles folder.

    Francois you'll be blown away - actually probably dizzy first :P, the first hour or two was strange feeling, but after that it's just incredible. You really can fly visually now - the gauges are just there for reference (my flight instructor will appreciate this - I always have my head down on the panel in my real flying lol). I tried a helicopter out - much easier to fly now!

    Vauchez_Flight.zip

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