Tileproxy Update R086 Details Category: Last Updated: May 27, 2016 Many thanks to Darrell Scott for his help and advice with Tileproxy. TileProxy_R086 update (by John Greenwood), adds a multi-threading capability to TileProxy and supports 2,4,6 or 8 core processors speeding up the number of photo-realistic tiles that can be processed per second. This should make a significant difference to users with fast systems and good download speeds. The update is available at: The update replaces files in the Tileproxy folder and has additional settings for the ProxyUser.ini file. It is straight forward but as always, backup first. The files in the zip are: 1. Libnettile.pdb 2.

The maximum number of tile contexts that Tileproxy will send to the filter driver. A context # is essentially a very fast buffer for graphics data sitting in kernel memory that delivers # data right into FSX. Each tile context can hold an entire LOD 8.15 tile. Higher values # mean more use of your precious kernel. Jun 21, 2016. Installing Tileproxy for FSX under Windows 7, 8 and 10. A very good inatsllation guide for Win 7,8,10 you can find here ->I use Win 8.1 and it works fine with the Steam Version of FSX. I think it will also work with Win 10, just follow the.

ProxyUsersp1.dll 3. Proxyuser_sp1.pdb 4. Libcurl.pdb 5.

Libcurl.dll 6. Libnettile.dll 7. ProxyUser.INI 8. Readme.txt 9.

Readme.pdf Copy files 1 to 7 in to the Tileproxy folder overwriting the existing ones. Files 8 and 9 are self explanatory. File 8 ProxyUser.ini is the one that needs changing according to the needs of your own system. It is therefore best not to overwrite your existing ProxyUser.ini file but to edit it with the new settings. The following example for editing the existing ProxyUser.ini is based on my own system: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670K CPU @ 3. Download Free Software Autek Research Va1 Manual Dexterity. Driving Test Routes Farnborough here. 40GHz This CPU has 4 Cores, however it is only necessary to use 2 cores. The other cores are looking after other processes. These results refer to my system which is Windows 7 and FSX.

# ### Fixes for TileProxy_R086 (quad-core processor) # Start a line with # to comment it out. ### Lines starting with ### are comment lines added for TileProxy_R086. # Turn your text editor's Word Wrapping OFF for editing this document. # # Read the manual for help with configuration. Do not contact the # author about the configuration for particular services. # [TileProxy] # Enable or disable worldwide photographic scenery coverage (Yes/True/On to enable) master_enable=On # Write a logfile to disk. Recommend to turn this on only for debugging purposes.

# When using FSX RTM or FS 2004, the logfile will grow VERY fast and affect performance. #logfile='C: logfile.txt' # If you have concerns about possible copyright violations by caching JPEG and BMP tiles # on your hard drive, this switch is the solution.

By enabling diskless mode, Tileproxy # will not store a single tile on your hard drive. Expect higher network usage though. # Note that offline mode will depend on tiles being available in the cache.

Diskless_mode=Off # Offline Mode - No network access will occur (Yes/True/On to enable) offline_mode=No ### Write a thread_schedule to disk. Recommend turn on only for debugging purposes. ### When using FSX RTM or FS 2004, the thread_schedule file will grow VERY fast ### and affect performance.