Closed HomeFries94 closed 5 years ago
Did you uninstall the original version as I suggested? It looks like you may be using an older config file.
I didn't uninstall, but removed my old mfdsettings.config and ran a repair install to replace it with the default. I'll try a full uninstall.
Ok, I just realized that I did more than just change the folder. I also inserted my previous LMFD/RMFD dimensions. The format is identical to the new file, but that's whats making things go nuts. Using your default numbers makes it work, but my numbers (which shouldn't be much different) cause the other overlays to show up.
Here are my numbers:
<add name="LMFD" opacity="1" width="870" height="700" left="2575" top="700" xOffsetStart="101" xOffsetFinish="776" yOffsetStart="250" yOffsetFinish="900" /> <add name="RMFD" opacity="1" width="870" height="700" left="4250" top="700" xOffsetStart="903" xOffsetFinish="1576" yOffsetStart="250" yOffsetFinish="900" />
Leaving your offset numbers intact and just changing my size and monitor displacement numbers to match my setup causes the issues again.
Here are my test numbers:
<add name="LMFD" opacity="1" width="800" height="800" left="3968" top="400" xOffsetStart="101" xOffsetFinish="776" yOffsetStart="250" yOffsetFinish="900" /> <add name="RMFD" opacity="1" width="800" height="800" left="4768" top="400" xOffsetStart="903" xOffsetFinish="1576" yOffsetStart="250" yOffsetFinish="900" />
Release 2.4.1 will fix this.
Using the default mfdsettings.config (changing only the target folder) in 2.4, selecting the following aircraft displays the following mfds:
OS: Windows 7 Pro