Ftx Global Vector V11

Axel, I was worried about that too and still don't know how to uninstall, but when the global packs install they copy off all original textures into another directory for backup. But even then, you can always just disable the Orbx stuff in the scenery enable/disable menu.

I have to think there is some impact on frames though. The animated people standing around the airports have to have an impact. And there are additional control panels for configuring lighting, etc. But I can really tell when I'm flying over areas with and without Orbx.

The recommended way to download the Orbx Libraries is via FTX Central. If your Orbx Libraries are out of date, you will see a blue notification at the bottom left of FTX Central's interface. Simply click on this to begin the update process. Alternatively, you may download our Orbx Libraries manually from this page.

The Orbx areas just look a lot better than stock FSX. If you fly around Goodwood UK for yourself and then compare with the scenery in my videos (the Davis Aircraft parasol and the dusk flight Tiger Moth would be good), you can see what the scenery differences are for yourself. I'm running with the England Orbx region in those.

You may or may not see a worthy difference depending on what you are running. They also have lots of screenshots at their website that show you other areas. I have to agree, Axel, and I sure thought long about before taking the plunge. It may just be too difficult to back it all out especially when people add other scenery/textures on top of it. I don't know their reasons but do know the backup directory is huge. (I still have mine but may be time to delete them.) About the only thing I can tell you is I really am happy with how FSX and P3D look with Orbx on board and it helps with making the world seem real in VR. I'm with Muso-Ka on them being mandatory for me too.

But it would be nice to be able to back it out if puts system demands over the stutter limit. Vikrojka posteljnogo beljya polutorka. Maybe just backing up the whole FSX directory where you can copy it back in if things go bad? Full reinstalls of FSX are a pain with all the add-ins and extra planes we accumulate but it's always an option I guess.