scenery moves in jerks

[douglasv]

using nl-2000 scenery

the flight moves and stops moves and stops
(jerky)

just changing airports with the same settings
(using a Florida,USA airport) the flight runs smoothly

I'm using recommended nl-2000 settings

My video card is Radeon R9 380
3 monitors
32 Gigs of memory in computer
nl-2000 scenery is on a separate ssd drive

Is there something I can do to fix this?

Thank you,
douglasv

[phjoop]

Douglas

Do you use FSX ? and what plane are you flying with ?

We know that the combination of our scenery with a PMDG airplane is sometimes to much for FSX.

The FSX engine cannot handle the memory that has to be loaded then.

Joop
NL2000team

[douglasv]

Thank you for the reply

I'm using Microsoft Flight Simulator * Edition

The airpane is fsx's c172 comes with the install

with North American airports everything runs fine


Thank you,
Douglas

[phjoop]

Hi Douglas,

Sorry
But I have no answer for the problem.
All I can say that it looks like a memory problem.
But I have no solution.
I don't have this phenomenom myself in FSX, FSX-SE and P3D.
Perhaps some of the other forum visitors can help.

Joop
NL2000team

[douglasv]

Joop

I will google some more

but it only happens with NL-2000 not other scenery

the computer has 32 Gig of memory

douglasv

[douglasv]

I had 3 corrupt downloads

eham is for real, Great Job!

googling I found a way to increase the memory fsx uses by
ediiting fsx.exe with a Free Tool takes 2 minutes.


Instructions to do that memory increase:

FSX Memory Increase

After you have downloaded the CFF Explorer program, you will see Explorer Suite in your programs list. Click on Explorer Suite then run CFF Explorer.
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Open the FSX.exe file located in \Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X folder.
On the left side you will find "NT Header | File Header".
Click on "File Header".
On the right side click on "click here".
Now you need to enable "App can handle> 2gb addressset".
Next, click in "File", then "Save".
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The final step involves enabling your system to accept the change in the 2GB address set.
WINDOWS VISTA 32BIT OPERATING SYSTEMS ONLY

From your Windows Desktop, click on "Start | All Programs | Accessories | Command Prompt".
Type in or copy & paste the following text:

bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVA 3072

If you entered this text correctly, you should receive the message:

The operation completed successfully.

When you are finished, IT IS IMPORTANT that you REBOOT your system.

[phjoop]

Thanks for the solution
Is it working normaly now?

Joop
NL2000team

[douglasv]

Joop
so far so good