13-07-2005, 02:56 AM
... this strange occurrence has now happened twice to me.
Usually, for all my MSFS flights, at the end of each flight, I save the situation to a .flt file, to which I have a shortcut on my desktop. This
way, when I click on the shortcut, I immediately go to the aircraft where I left it last.
This has really worked out well for FSp as each flight is a natural progression of the last one, especially as I am only using GA aircraft.
Now here is the problem...
Twice now, I have saved the situation files at airports after which I have upgraded the scenery which have included those airports... and
both times, after starting up MSFS FSp has lost it's configuration, selected company and all other changes that I have made to the
defaults.
Resetting these has taken only a few minutes, but it has been annoying anyway. Each time, the scenery changes has regenerated the
scenery file indexes at startup of MSFS which may have something to do with it.
Any ideas Dan???
Usually, for all my MSFS flights, at the end of each flight, I save the situation to a .flt file, to which I have a shortcut on my desktop. This
way, when I click on the shortcut, I immediately go to the aircraft where I left it last.
This has really worked out well for FSp as each flight is a natural progression of the last one, especially as I am only using GA aircraft.
Now here is the problem...
Twice now, I have saved the situation files at airports after which I have upgraded the scenery which have included those airports... and
both times, after starting up MSFS FSp has lost it's configuration, selected company and all other changes that I have made to the
defaults.
Resetting these has taken only a few minutes, but it has been annoying anyway. Each time, the scenery changes has regenerated the
scenery file indexes at startup of MSFS which may have something to do with it.
Any ideas Dan???