Post by tarasdad on Oct 12, 2010 0:24:26 GMT -5
I just finished installing GW over a fresh FS9.1 install. When I go to fly I constantly CTD with an error listing weather.dll as the culprit. Nothing I have tried has had any effect. I'm really not looking forward to the remove/install/patch/GW install process again, but if nothing else that's what I'll do. First I thought I'd pop in here and see if anyone had any suggestions.
For background, I have two other unique FS9 installs on my system, one for modern and one backdated for post-WWII to 1970-ish. Both of those work flawlessly. Only GW is giving me any problems.
The other issue I have is almost every aircraft having translucent textures, allowing internal structure to be visible. The same aircraft in my other installs are as opaque as you could wish. Something in my GW setup is causing the issue, but for the life of me I can't figure out what.
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Well, I have it fixed - sort of. I ended up copying just about everything from one of my working installs, as well as deleting and rebuilding the fsgw3.cfg file (and the .cfg files for the other two as well). Now I need to repair some texture issues, but that's a minor task compared to making it work to begin with.
For background, I have two other unique FS9 installs on my system, one for modern and one backdated for post-WWII to 1970-ish. Both of those work flawlessly. Only GW is giving me any problems.
The other issue I have is almost every aircraft having translucent textures, allowing internal structure to be visible. The same aircraft in my other installs are as opaque as you could wish. Something in my GW setup is causing the issue, but for the life of me I can't figure out what.
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Well, I have it fixed - sort of. I ended up copying just about everything from one of my working installs, as well as deleting and rebuilding the fsgw3.cfg file (and the .cfg files for the other two as well). Now I need to repair some texture issues, but that's a minor task compared to making it work to begin with.