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Which the release of FS2020 we see an explosition of activity on the forun and of course we are very happy to see this. But having all questions about FS2020 in one forum becomes a bit messy. So therefore we would like to ask you all to use the following guidelines when posting your questions:
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Others have reported problems running Gmax in W10 - although mine is ok - which may be the funky new features running roughshod over Gmax's fifteen year old code. My old rig doesn't support all W10's doodads which may be why it's not playing up with Gmax.
It's going to come some day, MS will sooner or later break these old programs with their next whizzbang: resistance is futile, we shall be assimilated. I remember my disappointment when 3ds Max 7 utterly refused to work in W7: install, yes; run, nicht.
I'll miss the old pussycat when that happens. Yes, you read that right; I like Gmax. No irony or sarcasm. It takes a lot to learn but it's great once you have and it's been a fantastic modelling tool for all these years, as well as being free.
It's going to come some day, MS will sooner or later break these old programs with their next whizzbang: resistance is futile, we shall be assimilated. I remember my disappointment when 3ds Max 7 utterly refused to work in W7: install, yes; run, nicht.
I'll miss the old pussycat when that happens. Yes, you read that right; I like Gmax. No irony or sarcasm. It takes a lot to learn but it's great once you have and it's been a fantastic modelling tool for all these years, as well as being free.
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There are many old things that cannot apply to the new Flight Sim. It might be good to put some remarks on the Wiki that such statements are not true now.
A Ground poly Tutorial use the length of the runway as the reference. The round world in FSX makes it as a false statement. Even in flat world of FS2004, you cannot make it match to photoscenery if you use runway length as a reference.
A Ground poly Tutorial use the length of the runway as the reference. The round world in FSX makes it as a false statement. Even in flat world of FS2004, you cannot make it match to photoscenery if you use runway length as a reference.
