Problem is haven't been able to remove them. They are not visible as lyrics in the edit window, and I've tried to re-generate a new section over them but I've not been able to get it to generate something that really fits.
Is there any other way to remove hallucinated lyrics than burning credits with replacements and hoping for the best?
Ok, so this is strange and I don't get why. I downloaded and installed Halion Sonic SE3. Halion itself installs fine, but when I open it it does not have any soundbanks. I checked the Library manager and I have no soundbanks for Halion installed or registered whatsoever. There is not even a "Halion" tab. It's like the library manager does not understand that it is installed. I tried reinstalling about 3-4 times. I also downloaded a free guitar harmonics Halion soundbank and that installed correctly and showed up in both the library manager and in Halion itself.
What's going on here, why does it not find the default vstsound files? I think they are supposed to be in C:\ProgramD
I bought a second hand Kity 635 jointer, and I just realized the boards I plane come out convex, that is the edge is not perfectly straight, it feels like the board is lifting on the outfeed table after I run it through. If I put pressure on it on the outfeed table when I'm half way through the cut it lifts from the infeed table, and vice versa.
I have tried to check that the infeed and outfeed tables are in level with eachother and I cannot see any discernable angle between the two of them. According to the manual it should be possible to lower/raise the outfeed table by turning a knob on the outfeed table hinge, making it slide up and down the hinge rod. I have tried turni
I just installed DCS from Steam, but I cannot run it. I get the error "only one instance per write dir". I figured there was a double launch somehow so I checked the task manager, but no other DCS instance is running. I rebooted the computer, launched again from steam. Same error.
I was just filming a 3Dprint from the back of the printer (The best way to see because the fan shroud is not in the way) Anyway... It's a good angle to see why the stock cooler fan nozzle is rather unoptimized. As you can see it is pretty far up and blows mostly at the silicon sock. I'm going to print a replacement one and I can post new pictures then. This is the stock one (the fan and fan nozzle on the left hand side because the picture is taken from behind the printer)
I cannot for the life of me figure out why Asobo does not fix small bugs like this. If i go into devmode, enable the FPS overlay and leave it on. Next time I open the sim I turn off the FPS in overlay and exit devmode - and the damn fps overlay pops up even without devmode being turned on. In what crazy world is this bug hard to solve, It's been there since launch. There is no reason whatsoever to show the fps counter to the user if the fps counter is turned OFF in devmode and the devmode itself is turned off. I could understand if the counter was showing regardless of devmode being inactive or active, if it has been set to on in devmode. I would get that. But there should be