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to crash or not to crash - rennman - 13-07-2005
while using fsp i noticed that i was able to crash into the ground even though "ignore crash" was selected in the fs setup...now if you
think about it...invincible mode would contradict the very spirit of fsp...so enable crash would have to always be on in order to engage
fsp...now the reason that a hard core realism lover like me had "ignore crash "on is this..there is no way to turn of just the object collision
in flightsim.. i use alot of add on scenery...and many times i would crash into non existant objects while taxiing..nothing is worse than
doing a perfect long difficult flight... just to crash while taxiing into nothing ..and have flightsim reset before i have the satisfaction of
shutting down the engines at the gate.....now my point about all of this is this....does fsp(even unintentionally) offer a way to allow the
ground crash realism...while ignoring the object crash?
Re: to crash or not to crash - DanSteph - 13-07-2005
you need to edit the "more_option.cfg" located in config folder
and set the line as below:
DisableForceCrashDetection =1; // disable the "force crash detection" feature of FsP
hope it help ?
Dan
Re: to crash or not to crash - rennman - 13-07-2005
actaully i like it the way it is now...if ground crash is on ....and object crash is off..is this the case? (flightsim by itself does not offer this)
Re: to crash or not to crash - DanSteph - 13-07-2005
if FsP "force crash" feature is disabled you are now under your Fs2004 setup
so you can choose exactly what you want (crash but no collide for example)
Hope it help ?
Dan
Re: to crash or not to crash - rennman - 13-07-2005
Quote:under your Fs2004 setupFs 2004 setup does NOT allow turning off building crash without turning off ground crash....I think Fsp allows this ....is this the
you can choose exactly what you want (crash but no collide for example)
case?
Re: to crash or not to crash - DanSteph - 13-07-2005
I was reffering to "collide" with another aircraft
Dan
Re: to crash or not to crash - rennman - 13-07-2005
you know what...even that collide with other aircraft flag doesn't work...iv'e had collisions with other a/c even with it disabled.....any way this
combo of yes ground crash ....and no building crash is just what i want