Using FSUIPC with P3D v2.2 in SLI

[Arismac]

Make sure you are running FSUIPC v 4.931 or later.

 

First run P3D in SLI mode and confirm that FSUIPC is NOT registered. This will create two files FSUIPC4.AFR-FriendlyD3D.ini.and FSUIPC4.AFR-FriendlyD3D.log.

 

Go to ../Locheed Martin/Prepar3D v2/Modules/and confirm the two files have been created. Now copy and paste the file FSUIPC4.key.

 

Finally change the name of the new/pasted file to FSUIPC4.AFR-FriendlyD3D.key.

 

Thats it. Start the sim in SLI and you should be good to fly.

 

Many thanks for this, Pete.

[Lionel Rockamn]

Excuse my ignorance but what is SLI mode?

[Pete Dowson]

SLI is linking two or more video cards together for more video power. See

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Link_Interface

 

FS has never supported it, but there is an experimental version of P3Dv2 which may be able to take advantage of it.

 

Pete

[Lionel Rockamn]

Thanks for enlightening me Peter. I only use one video card!

Now that I have you , could you tell me if you will be making an updated version of FSUIPC4.934 so that it is compatible with P3D 2:3:11345

This later version P3D has compatibility issues with FSUIPC4.934.

 

Yours truly & sincerely,

 

Lionel Rockman.

[Pete Dowson]

Now that I have you , could you tell me if you will be making an updated version of FSUIPC4.934 so that it is compatible with P3D 2:3:11345

This later version P3D has compatibility issues with FSUIPC4.934.

 

Oh dear. The current version is 4.936 and was released a few days after P3D 2.3.11345 is order to cope with the differences! Please always use the supported release! Version 4.934 is no longer supported!

 

Pete

[Lionel Rockamn]

Duh, on my part. I will proceed to download version 4.934! Sorry to have bothered you on that!

 

Yours truly & sincerely,

 

Lionel Rockman.