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Aarovic

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I have recently started using SAMM2 and having a lot of fun using this great tool. But I have run into a problem when trying to use the "Engine(s) Running" option under the "Pose Options" dialogue.

Each time I select this option the programme appears to pause and the small blue circle appears ( I am running windows 7). If I try to use any other of the option buttons while this is happening I get the "Not Responding" notice at the top of the SAMM window.

I have created several successful models with other options selected but it is only the "Engines Running"option that causes this.

Anyone with a suggestion please?
 
Thanks for the report, Aarovic.

I'll investigate.

(BTW, there's nothing you can do - other than not select engines on)

Don
 
Problem found and fixed in 2.1.09.

However, you still may not get the results you want. On my test aircraft, while the "rotating prop" was displayed, so also was the static prop. To get rid of the static prop, (on that model) you'd have to examine the model design to determine which parameter(s) control the display of the static prop and adjust those parameters.

However, if you're lucky with your model selection, that step won't be necessary. Incidentally that issue can be totally avoided by using a FS9 model.

Don
 
Many thanks Don for such a quick response.

Tried this with the FS9 Mosi and its worked a treat.

Keep up the good work.
 
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