Obviously McCrash has a point. When a service pack, Service Pack 1 in this case, the sole and only Service Pack released for this aircraft thus far introduces new elements such as

Obviously McCrash has a point. When a service pack, Service Pack 1 in this case, the sole and only Service Pack released for this aircraft thus far introduces new elements such as

Hi Snave,Maybe our posts crossed but in case not please can you check the post above which refers to a version number being published in our installer window and also a note on our website giving precise dates from which SP1 is included in all downloads.Rob - RealAir

Robert Young,Your correct about "EDIT: There are no options for what you describe as "realistic lights" in the Duke config panel because all we have done is very slightly dim them in response to requests and views from our customers that they hated the over-bright default lights. In all other respects they are the same as default lights. It is possible that in the latest version of GEX there could be a global change to aircraft lights, but my understanding was that this addon addresses only ground and other scenery lighting, not aircraft lights. I stand corrected if I have this wrong. I mentioned UV points because I am guessing that this is what other apps are doing, possibly, to the light sources within the bmp file that textures the light beams. These adjustments alter default aircraft to show a different shape and position of beam. We could I suppose use just default lighting but we have many e-mails appreciating the slight dimming effect we've implemented. "Got mixed up with the Cheyenne. lol Huummm, I wonder.Just experimented with the Cheyenne install and it had no noticable effect whether I chose 'realistic lights' or not.Buggers!