merspieler wrote in Thu Jul 01, 2021 3:44 pm:If you really want to write useful posts, start with the basics, see what information they can give you... without needing a PhD...
You don't need a PhD to remove Nasal scripts from an aircraft, while that will undoubtedly render most aircraft hardly functional these days, it can be easily done - if you don't like editing XML files, just rename the corresponding files/folders (or use git to accomplish the same).
That way, FlightGear won't be able to find/load/execute AIRCRAFT RELATED Nasal code, and therefore you'll get an aircraft-specific baseline MINUS aircraft-related Nasal code.
Like you said, for the same reason it would make sense to check out other aircraft first, especially the ufo - just to be on the safe side, i.e. have a basic baseline that isn't specific to any particular aircraft.
Likewise, if a problem is scenery related, using draw masks to disable scenery/terrain rendering can also help people draw useful conclusions.
Either way, this certainly isn't rocket science.
Besides, good luck lecturing me how "write useful posts", you might want to look up my posting history to see for yourself if you're making a valid point or if that's a little far-fetched.
Then again, that would mean looking up roughly 12k+ postings
Even if we should agree that only 1% of my posting history is "useful", that leaves quite a bit of reading material for you