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Hi Colin, BBCode was formally dumped for a number of reasons in favor of HTML. The primary is because it will allow us a lot more integration going forward, and BBCode is now commonly being phased out across the web (whenever people finally decide to move forward on newer software or technologies). The new way to enter in images is rather easy. To the right of where you would drag files to upload you will see "Insert other media." Click this and simply click "insert image from URL." Rather fast, really! If you'd rather hand code it like you could previously do with BBCode, the format is as follows: <img class="ipsImage" src="http://URL_TO_IMAGE.jpg"> Hope that helps!

No sir, not at this time.

You can simply click on Activity > My Activity Stream > Content I posted in. (Please note the first time you click this it may take a while to load as it builds a cache. After this it should be quick access every time) Additionally, you may create your own activity stream which conforms to your personal liking.

A macro is something that goes and does a task for you. In this instance Jan speaks of a system where you would press a button and watch the plane go through the startup sequence. Something like this is not implemented. What's implemented are user preferences to start immediately at a selected state. Not a macro.

All of this is no issue. The 737 has a selection window to select cold and dark, turn around, or engines on and irs aligned.

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It's on your order invoice. Having just looked at your order, you have version 1.3.

In theory the combination of this and SkyMaxx Pro 3 should significantly help with this, yes. That said, we have made some optimizations to version 3.1 of SkyMaxx Pro which should also yield some better performance as a whole. We haven't really announced much of SkyMaxx Pro v3.1, but we will in due course. It's got some nice enhancements!

We'll get there. It's not our first time around this block!

All of these things you just repeated were explained in the original post, Flo!

Glad you all are safe!

Correct!

To keep the forum software up to date.

Just re-run the SkyMaxx Pro installer. It'll do all the necessary steps for you.

A new video from Nils has been posted showing off flap vortices for the 737 Classic! Check it out below!

In other news, all I can think about now is this.

Oh, dear lord...YOU are the guy that MADE that video! You didn't "find" any video. Hahahahahahah. I just realized it after doing some investigating on your username! I should have known... For those not aware, F-16FF goes by another username as well, Viper04. He made this video and posted it ages ago. So, we're back to the same one person complaining about this. Figures. Bye bye.

The rain you see is made by X-Plane, not SkyMaxx. Nothing has changed in the rain. All I can tell you is the individual who made that video went out of his way to make it so obvious and create a deal over it. We have been selling the SkyMaxx Pro series since almost three years now. It is easily the highest selling product in X-Plane, and with many thousands of people using it, if it were as big a deal or even as obvious as this guy tried to make it out to be then you would see these forums filled with tons of complaints. I even forgot about this video. I fly in rainy conditions in X-Plane all the time, and never, ever do I "see" this because in motion it's not as drastic or noticeable as this video tries to portray it and it's actually a rare occurrence altogether. Why does the "problem" exist? It's a limitation in how X-Plane renders different things in the sim (lights, rain, etc). In all reality, this is in the end an issue for Laminar Research to figure out down the line. In the meantime, I'm going to get back to flying some 737 flights through heavy rain with SkyMaxx Pro 3 and not noticing this "effect". Cheers!

Indicative of your gpu running out of memory I believe.