@vnangli
a) Since you are using PSX and XP11 on the same PC, set all IPs to 127.0.0.1, instead of those two LAN addresses I see in the CFG ( 10.0.1.39 );
b) XView is specifically meant to be used ** only ** with the PSX Airplane, a modified XP10 Boeing 747-400 model. If you load a different model, like the default XP11 747 or another add-on, weird stuff can happen, like the hypoxia effect ...
c) I assumed you were already starting both the Normal and Boost servers on PSX, hence my other post which Hardy promptly replied;
a) Well, the IP address I have entered there (in the CFG file) are the ones I picked up from AEROWINX (>PREFERENCES>BASICS). I will try with the option suggested by you and report back
b) The hypoxia effect was happening with Xview PSX. And it was noticed in the other models as well (default XP11 747 and SSG 747-8)
c) Yes, I have set my PREFERENCES in AEROWINX to "START WITH MAIN SERVER : ON" and "START WITH BOOST SERVER : ON"
I changed CFG file
from
BOOST_ADDRESS = "10.0.1.39 : 10749" ; IP address
MAIN_ADDRESS = "10.0.1.39 : 10747" ; IP address
RELAY_ADDRESS = "127.0.0.1 : 10740" ; IP address
to
BOOST_ADDRESS = "127.0.0.1 : 10749" ; IP address
MAIN_ADDRESS = "127.0.0.1 : 10747" ; IP address
RELAY_ADDRESS = "127.0.0.1 : 10740" ; IP address
1) Moved back the Xview plugin to Xview 747's aircraft folder from Xplane 11/resources/plugin.
2) Restarted XPlane 11, and loaded Xview 747. The plane was in a nosedive mode
But this time, I RELOADED PLUGINS (Plugins>DataRefTool>Reload plugins) instead of the RELOAD THE CURRENT AIRCRAFT AND ART under DEVELOPER pulldown menu.
Result : Bingo....The plane was in normal cruising mode and not nose diving anymore.
At this point, my curiousity didnt subside. So, I chose to RELOAD THE CURRENT AIRCRAFT AND ART under DEVELOPER pulldown menu...
Blackout did happen...
