Hi Holger,
If you are using x-plane 11 you do not need the win0_lights.xpl
It was a fix for the lights in x-plane 10.5 I vaguely remember...
I included it as it was on the web site before it disappeared so I grabbed everything.
Cheers,
Alex B
Hi Alex,
I am investigating which X-plane version works reasonably well on my Notebook.
Therefore I currently test both demo versions 10.51r2 and 11.26r2.
In 10.51 lights and animations are really eye candy, but I ignored the win0_lights.xpl so far. Do you recall what should be done with this file?
Primarily I need a scenery during taxi, long term I would like to fly again a bit in VATSIM or IVAO, which I did last w. PS1.3.
I use a single Notebook (i7 @ 2.8 GHz, 16GB RAM, AMD FirePro M5100 @ 1.1 GHz w. 2 GB RAM integrated graphic card).
And normally I run 2 instances of PSX (server+client).
So far both X-plane versions run OK with PSX-Boost running.
X-plane 11.26 w. default settings: I saw temporary PSX FPS drops down to 40 and I got X-plane warnings that graphics settings need to be adapted.
X-plane 10.51 w. default settings: Quite smooth.
But I did not yet compare the X-plane FPS in detail with both comfigurations.
Best regards, Holger
P.S.
If you want to add the "XView User Guide v1.2.pdf" to your Xview archive, see:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9q5aliccanzno8z/XView%20User%20Guide%20v1.2.pdf?dl=0