Vector v1.10 was a massive release, but it had its share of teething issues. The v1.20 update aimed to refine the data and, more importantly, address performance issues caused by an excess of minor roads and incorrectly placed objects. 1. Significant Performance Optimization
remains a legendary chapter for FSX and P3D pilots—a time when we spent as much time "configuring" our world as we did flying through it. Are you trying to get Vector v1.20 running today? If so, let me know: Are you on FSX (Steam or Classic) or a specific version of (v3, v4, or v5)? Are you seeing specific elevation bugs (sunken airports)? Are you using Orbx Central or the older FTX Central to manage the install? Global VECTOR - Orbx
Adds multi-lane freeways, arterial roads, and roundabouts featuring active moving vehicle render streams. fsx p3d orbx ftx global vector v120 upd
If Vector is missing from the scenery library or FTX Central does not report it, try the : download and run the 1.15 and 1.20 patches in order, then run the ORBX libraries again. This often forces the scenery entries to be added correctly.
After installation, always check the following: Vector v1
: The patch resolved duplicate bridges and overlapping vector data.
: Corrects jagged ocean boundaries and missing beaches worldwide. Are you seeing specific elevation bugs (sunken airports)
Open the (accessible via ORBX Central). Navigate to the Airport Elevation Correction tab. Click Run Auto-Configuration .
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