Fsbuild-2 Flight Planner

Hi,

I've noticed that when I use this Gau, the FPS drop in large proportion and
the simulator performance is reduced, an event that does not happen when I use the
A320´s Style . Has anyone noticed the same thing?

Regards,

JEB

Make sure to use the 'VC' and 'VC2' parameters in the VC, so you don't have gauges drawing when not displaying. when that occurs the FPS impact is doubled.

See this thread for more details.

viewtopic.php?p=10181#p10181

Regards.
Ernie.

Thanks Ernie:

Yes, the VC and VC2 arguments are in the right place on Vc areas of the panel.cfg. The problem is in the 2d Panel, the weird thing is that in the A320´s everything is ok.......

Regards,

JEB

Hi Ernie:

Thanks for your assistance, some pictures help (in VC). Notice the change in fps.
I use your .cfg for 737 overland (fs9), thi is the VC area:

[Vcockpit02]
size_mm=512,512
visible=0
pixel_size=1024,512
texture=$73ngvc2

//gauge00=PAP737NG!Primary Flight Display, -13,-2,264,273
gauge00=isg1!B777_PFD_NB,0,30,235,225,VC
//gauge01=PAP737NG!Multi-Function Display, 233,-3,275,271
gauge01=isg1!HW_B737_ND_NB,240,30,235,225,VC
gauge02=PAP737NG!B73NG_EICAS1, 0,274,218,220
gauge03=PAP737NG!B73NG_EICAS2, 245,275,226,240

Regards,

JEB

Your first pic is the Virtual Cockpit the 2nd Pic , is the 2D cockpit.

The frames would be lower in the VC compared to the 2D. One reason is because the
gauges are displayed twice in the VC and only once in the 2D panel. Also in the VC the external
view is wider and will impact the frames more.

Also when you zoom in the virtual cockpoit that increases the display size of the gauge which will also reduce the frame rates a biut.

You'd have to show a comparsion of the 2D panels with and without the gauges installed.


Regards.
Ernie.