Flight Gear and T2HG
Posted: 04 Jun 2009, 16:09
I have just downloaded Flight Gear which I am running with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card and Vista Home Premium. I am currently using FSX and X-Plane which work perfectly.
According to the list of supported games FlightGear is included. But having updated SGU to v 2.10 I see FlightGear in red text and the comment "Game CFG file not found".
I have installed the latest version of FG which installed without problem. The program path in Win Explorer is C:Prog FilesFlightGearbinWin32fgfs.exe but the path in SGU is C:Prog FilesFlightGearbinWin32 i.e fgfs.exe is missing.
Initial reuest for help from me to Matrox:
"I have tried to type the file name into the window but cannot do it. I have also run FG and then run SGU 3 times but the .exe file is not found. I have closed down after each attempt to see if the SGU can find the file but it has not done so. At present, when I run FG all I can see is a centre part of the instrument panel in very sharp detail, no matter which resolution is selected in the FG set up page. Is there some way to be able to see all the panel and also the view out of the cockpit?"
I have tried contacting Matrox and as you can see from the messages shown they have not been very helpful:
Have you tried copying the cfg file to the specified location to see if that makes a difference?
It seems that the SGU is looking for the cfg file but it’s located in a different folder. You may want to complete a search on your system and then copy it to the specified location.
You will need to search the file in Windows and not through the SGU. Once you’ve located it then you can copy it over.
Me: How do I do this?
Matrox:What I am suggesting is to copy cfg file. In order to do this you will need to locate it and then place it in the root directory where the SGU is pointing too. To do this, you will need to search your hard drive for this file.
For further support, I would recommend visiting a 3rd party site called http://www.widescreengamingforum.com this site has users which use our product can help you resolve this issue.
Thanks guys, that's a real help!
Can anyone suggest how to set the path correctly?
Thank you
According to the list of supported games FlightGear is included. But having updated SGU to v 2.10 I see FlightGear in red text and the comment "Game CFG file not found".
I have installed the latest version of FG which installed without problem. The program path in Win Explorer is C:Prog FilesFlightGearbinWin32fgfs.exe but the path in SGU is C:Prog FilesFlightGearbinWin32 i.e fgfs.exe is missing.
Initial reuest for help from me to Matrox:
"I have tried to type the file name into the window but cannot do it. I have also run FG and then run SGU 3 times but the .exe file is not found. I have closed down after each attempt to see if the SGU can find the file but it has not done so. At present, when I run FG all I can see is a centre part of the instrument panel in very sharp detail, no matter which resolution is selected in the FG set up page. Is there some way to be able to see all the panel and also the view out of the cockpit?"
I have tried contacting Matrox and as you can see from the messages shown they have not been very helpful:
Have you tried copying the cfg file to the specified location to see if that makes a difference?
It seems that the SGU is looking for the cfg file but it’s located in a different folder. You may want to complete a search on your system and then copy it to the specified location.
You will need to search the file in Windows and not through the SGU. Once you’ve located it then you can copy it over.
Me: How do I do this?
Matrox:What I am suggesting is to copy cfg file. In order to do this you will need to locate it and then place it in the root directory where the SGU is pointing too. To do this, you will need to search your hard drive for this file.
For further support, I would recommend visiting a 3rd party site called http://www.widescreengamingforum.com this site has users which use our product can help you resolve this issue.
Thanks guys, that's a real help!
Can anyone suggest how to set the path correctly?
Thank you