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LAST EDITED ON Jul-08-04 AT 11:33 AM (EST)
Quick Question -- Is it possible to use the GMAX that came with the Flight Sim 9 SDK with Train Sim,If So, how?But I have no credibility
Best Wishes,
Brian W. Dougherty
briwdou@verizon.net
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go to the MSTS website and get the MSTS game pack for Gmax...glad some people can figure that thing out...I can barely use it 1972
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Thanks for the help. I've done that but I run into DirectX conflicts where the viewports are all black.But I have no credibility
Best Wishes,
Brian W. Dougherty
briwdou@verizon.net
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Make sure you have the latest DirectX OR...Use one of the other video options. I had to use Heidi, software Z buffer or Open GL with my video card. Direct 3D doesn't work.Using the program is another story...I still can't get the hang of it and fell back on TSM.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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