Limit in FS2002 on scenery and planes

"O" == "Oscar" writes:

O> Will FS2002 actually run quicker if I reduce my installed base
O> from 100 planes and 200 scenery areas to lets say only 10 planes
O> and 50 scenery areas? Or will it make no difference at all? My
O> guess is it will make no difference, but I am not sure. Only
O> problem I can see is that sooner or later I'll install a plane or
O> scenery area that will cause problems und mess up all of FS2002.

Well from what I said, the relationship between the installed planes
AND the installed scenery are not related.

So....

I would guess that if you really want to try, ONLY remove some of the
scenery.

ie: Leave the 100 planes and drop the scenery to -- as you said --
ie: 50.

If you do get a huge frame rate kick, then you know the answer.

How ever I think I said, that the add-on scenery is only active when
you are flying in it's "world".

To explain: If you have an add-on for LAX and you are in London.

FS2002 won't care too much.

O> Also is there a limit to the number of planes and scenery areas
O> that can be installed into FS2002, maybe one of those binary
O> limits like 256 planes and 512 scenery areas.

You have me there.

I can't really say.


However, may I say: As much as there are alot of planes out there to
get and fly, my best suggestion is to find a few you REALLY LIKE and
keep them.

Sure keep a few "others" but don't go over board. They are only
using disc space.

I usually fly Cessna's, a barron, dash-8 (if I can find time), 737
and am trying to find time to do the Jumbo.



Happy flying!

Good luck!


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Thanks.....

Jarod