@WNP78 Actually, I have not, and I will now. I was only testing if I can do something like that, and got carried away a bit... Thank you for reminding.
@Chancey21 also, I will tag you after I have the mac scrip ready, I want to adjust it so it is easier to install and has less third-party dependencies.
@Chancey21 I don't know about that. It was my only desktop PC, and the hard drive does not fit into my laptop that I use right now. But I hope that the drive is Ok, because as far as I've seen, the failure occurred in the 3.3V line to the CPU, independent of the 12V and 5V lines of the drive. I don't really care about the CPU and the motherboard, but I really hope that the GPU survived, as it was the most expensive part of the computer
@horizoneer I recommend trying out Mint first, it allows you to run it from a live disk, or dual-boot, so all your files, including Windows, are saved, and you can choose which OS to run every time you start your PC
A drone with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a GSM module so I can control it anywhere via the Internet. A big drone, over a meter wingspan. Note that it performed its last flight about a month ago when it lost reception, the autopilot failed to kick in, and the entire thing got shredded into oblivion by trees
@horizoneer wine tends to work just fine. If not, you can install playonlinux, it is a graphical frontend to wine, but it can automatically get required stuff like dlls from the web. I tested it on Linux Mint on two computers, and it works better with Intel HD graphics, when I ran it on an AMD Radeon RX470 graphics card, I got weird glitches when uploading
@F104Deathtrap by "silent majority of users" I mean users who just play the game casually and do not take part in any discussions. There are thousands of registered users, hundreds of active users, and yet you keep seeing the same people on the forums, with a few newcomers popping up here and there. Most of the userbase does not take part in forum discussions, they just want to play the game, and the option of a "tournament" is appealing to them.
@Chancey21 it already exists, but only if you are using a joystick. Then the brake will not manipulate throttle as throttle is bound to the physical throttle lever on the joystick
You have to understand that even unlisted builds can slow down the website. You could use the in-game view presets, however they will not be ortographic. I think there is a mod that makes ortographic projections in the designer, you could screenshot them
@FastDan you see, it had so many issues that pretty much every day I had to take it out of the case and put it back in. I figured that while I'm working on it, I might as well just let it sit there next to me. It also does not overheat anymore
Yes, windows updates are known for messing things up. That's why I use Linux!
Anyways, the first thing I would do if I was using Windows and it slowed down would be running a deep virus scan in an antivirus of your choice (I prefer AVG) and after that giving the PC another scan using Malwarebytes.
It is very easy to get a virus on a Windows machine, literally just clicking a wrong hyperlink and it's over.
As LiamW said, take a look in the task manager.
You do that using Ctrl+Alt+Del, selecting Task Manager. Then look at the Processes tab and sort it by CPU and memory usage, maybe you'll find something suspicious.
Also look at the Performance tab, to check if the slowdown is caused by not enough memory or high CPU usage.
First, change the title before you get banned, this is a christian minecraft server.
And if you mean the shaking of pistons, I am afraid that is not possible to fix. You could "simulate" a piston using a highly offset hinge.
They increase stability during turns slightly, and that is just because the game does not simulate lift from anything else than wings. IRL, the entire body of the plane acts in a way as a vertical stabilizer
@horizoneer so you already have linux?
@WNP78 Actually, I have not, and I will now. I was only testing if I can do something like that, and got carried away a bit... Thank you for reminding.
@Chancey21 also, I will tag you after I have the mac scrip ready, I want to adjust it so it is easier to install and has less third-party dependencies.
@Chancey21 I don't know about that. It was my only desktop PC, and the hard drive does not fit into my laptop that I use right now. But I hope that the drive is Ok, because as far as I've seen, the failure occurred in the 3.3V line to the CPU, independent of the 12V and 5V lines of the drive. I don't really care about the CPU and the motherboard, but I really hope that the GPU survived, as it was the most expensive part of the computer
@horizoneer I recommend trying out Mint first, it allows you to run it from a live disk, or dual-boot, so all your files, including Windows, are saved, and you can choose which OS to run every time you start your PC
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@AdlerSteiner I asked him on Discord to comment so I can test the notification script :D
A drone with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a GSM module so I can control it anywhere via the Internet. A big drone, over a meter wingspan. Note that it performed its last flight about a month ago when it lost reception, the autopilot failed to kick in, and the entire thing got shredded into oblivion by trees
+3@Patton2 and how do you display them? If it is works from a batch file, then it could work from python as well
@horizoneer wine tends to work just fine. If not, you can install playonlinux, it is a graphical frontend to wine, but it can automatically get required stuff like dlls from the web. I tested it on Linux Mint on two computers, and it works better with Intel HD graphics, when I ran it on an AMD Radeon RX470 graphics card, I got weird glitches when uploading
@F104Deathtrap by "silent majority of users" I mean users who just play the game casually and do not take part in any discussions. There are thousands of registered users, hundreds of active users, and yet you keep seeing the same people on the forums, with a few newcomers popping up here and there. Most of the userbase does not take part in forum discussions, they just want to play the game, and the option of a "tournament" is appealing to them.
@Botfinder or, you know, I can just keep making tea
@Jetpackturtle yeah created
@Chancey21 it already exists, but only if you are using a joystick. Then the brake will not manipulate throttle as throttle is bound to the physical throttle lever on the joystick
@Chancey21 I understand that, but either SR2 or licorice eating is close
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@randomusername it is expensive tea
You have to understand that even unlisted builds can slow down the website. You could use the in-game view presets, however they will not be ortographic. I think there is a mod that makes ortographic projections in the designer, you could screenshot them
+1Nothing can "embed" into an LED screen. Send us a screenshot.
@FastDan you see, it had so many issues that pretty much every day I had to take it out of the case and put it back in. I figured that while I'm working on it, I might as well just let it sit there next to me. It also does not overheat anymore
+3@FastDan janky seems to be an understatement
+4something from GTA San Andreas
@tsampoy neither do I
something from GTA san andreas
Why not use on Android?
Yes, windows updates are known for messing things up.
That's why I use Linux!
Anyways, the first thing I would do if I was using Windows and it slowed down would be running a deep virus scan in an antivirus of your choice (I prefer AVG) and after that giving the PC another scan using Malwarebytes.
It is very easy to get a virus on a Windows machine, literally just clicking a wrong hyperlink and it's over.
As LiamW said, take a look in the task manager.
You do that using Ctrl+Alt+Del, selecting Task Manager. Then look at the Processes tab and sort it by CPU and memory usage, maybe you'll find something suspicious.
Also look at the Performance tab, to check if the slowdown is caused by not enough memory or high CPU usage.
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@BoeyingOfficial tag me, I'll help if you can't do xml edits
would love to be part once
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@ThePilotDude as feanor said, its the 707, and here is the livery
@BaconEggs we do not ask those kind of questions
@CursedFlames k well I added the screenshots as well
alright but what the _fricc is JP time, why not just use UTC, we can see UTC at the bottom left corner of the page >:C
@Hayhayjam664 tmw 25K but gold
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how long is your index finger?
it seems that during the drop the FPS goes down, thank me later
@CSP27 acktually it's flightgear, because I couldn't get FSX running on linux :D
congrats on making the first post I actually favorited
@Minecraftpoweer I tried that once, resulted in basically all my rotators falling apart and the plane handling as if it was flying through deep space
First, change the title before you get banned, this is a christian minecraft server.
+1And if you mean the shaking of pistons, I am afraid that is not possible to fix. You could "simulate" a piston using a highly offset hinge.
@K9officerft yes, I know about that, it has a telescope in the side, pretty neat
@WNP78 I had to google "words starting with X" as I was clueless.
Also, fixed the "sentence" issue I am so sorry to have disappointed you
hmmm doesn't seem to be furniture-related
a plane yes
+1Or, you know, just use the rotate tool and set it to "connected parts"
They increase stability during turns slightly, and that is just because the game does not simulate lift from anything else than wings. IRL, the entire body of the plane acts in a way as a vertical stabilizer
step four: delet windows
step five: install linux
step six: realize you can't have unity anymore
step seven: slightly less profit