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FS Settings
- Thread starter umbriel
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I think the answer is indeed (and unfortunately) no.
These parameters are stored in the fsx.cfg file and cannot be changed programmatically - at least, there is no public API to do this. I'm sure there's a way internally since it is possible to change some of the settings within the settings dialog yet not restart, but again, nothing accessible via published SDKs, and I don't even think that the hackers (sorry, forensic dll examinators) among us have figured out the magic calls within the DLLs.
Etienne
These parameters are stored in the fsx.cfg file and cannot be changed programmatically - at least, there is no public API to do this. I'm sure there's a way internally since it is possible to change some of the settings within the settings dialog yet not restart, but again, nothing accessible via published SDKs, and I don't even think that the hackers (sorry, forensic dll examinators) among us have figured out the magic calls within the DLLs.
Etienne