Post by CoolP on Aug 11th, 2012 at 10:02pm
Ah, that's easy. For any aircraft with problems in GSX just open the GSX menu 'edit aircraft'.
You will then see the dialogue like this.
Then you edit the parameters as needed, which works with the numbers alone or in the 3D view. The latter needs the 'slew' keyboard commands from FSX. Find them repeated in the manual for GSX.
You will see that the parameters let you choose the way GSX checks if a door is opened or closed. In the above screenshot, that's 'door with open/close checks as FSX door #2'. You can set it to another number or turn the check off, so you will never receive warnings.
And the best part is that all of the above isn't needed if you have some guy like Mark posting his settings. :) Just copy his settings, create a cfg file called gsx.cfg (mind not to call it gsx.cfg.txt) and place that file in the corresponding folder at e.g. SimObjects\Airplanes\CS_B737-200.
If you would have some gsx.cfg for that aircraft in the AppData\Roaming\Virtuali\Airplanes folder, delete it there to force the right gsx.cfg to be read. Keep in mind that, as soon as you start editing the settings again, GSX will create a higher prioritized gsx.cfg file at AppData\Roaming\Virtuali\Airplanes again.
You will then see the dialogue like this.
Then you edit the parameters as needed, which works with the numbers alone or in the 3D view. The latter needs the 'slew' keyboard commands from FSX. Find them repeated in the manual for GSX.
You will see that the parameters let you choose the way GSX checks if a door is opened or closed. In the above screenshot, that's 'door with open/close checks as FSX door #2'. You can set it to another number or turn the check off, so you will never receive warnings.
And the best part is that all of the above isn't needed if you have some guy like Mark posting his settings. :) Just copy his settings, create a cfg file called gsx.cfg (mind not to call it gsx.cfg.txt) and place that file in the corresponding folder at e.g. SimObjects\Airplanes\CS_B737-200.
If you would have some gsx.cfg for that aircraft in the AppData\Roaming\Virtuali\Airplanes folder, delete it there to force the right gsx.cfg to be read. Keep in mind that, as soon as you start editing the settings again, GSX will create a higher prioritized gsx.cfg file at AppData\Roaming\Virtuali\Airplanes again.