With my hard drive starting to fill up (it's at 56% full now) and tons of scenery left to install (and I install airlines and GA traffic too) I am thinking about reinstalling my military AI and using one texture to represent all the planes in a squadron (of course separate textures for special liveries and CAG aircraft). This will save me some hard drive space, plus I don't see the military AI that I have installed very often.
I am curious, how do you guys install your military AI aircraft? Do you install one texture to represent the whole squadron? Or one with individual textures for each aircraft?
One texture or multiple textures?
Re: One texture or multiple textures?
For me its each individual scheme. Ironically, the opposite is true when it comes to civvie stuff.
Steve
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Re: One texture or multiple textures?
I am not worried about filling up my hard drive any time soon, but with it over 50% full now saving space is in the back of my mind.
When P3D v6 comes out (at least I hope it comes out) I am going to get a large hard drive (maybe a 2TB or 3TB).
I am that way too. Although when it comes to biz jets and GA traffic I put in each individual registration.
When P3D v6 comes out (at least I hope it comes out) I am going to get a large hard drive (maybe a 2TB or 3TB).
Re: One texture or multiple textures?
Slightly off topic, but still related, if anybody is thinking about getting more HD space in the near future then now is a good time to get yourself an SSD or M.2 drive. The prices are the lowest they have been for 3 years.
As an example at the moment a 1TB Samsung 980 M.2 drive is down to £39.99 on Amazon. This is reduced from £96. I have just bought myself another M.2 , Samsung 990 Pro 2TB, which is reduced to £170 but has a cashback of up to £75 available until July 4. Plus a £15 voucher for downloading the Amazon Photo app. £80 for on of the fastest M.2 drives around just can't be ignored.
At least I think so.
As an example at the moment a 1TB Samsung 980 M.2 drive is down to £39.99 on Amazon. This is reduced from £96. I have just bought myself another M.2 , Samsung 990 Pro 2TB, which is reduced to £170 but has a cashback of up to £75 available until July 4. Plus a £15 voucher for downloading the Amazon Photo app. £80 for on of the fastest M.2 drives around just can't be ignored.
At least I think so.
Steve
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