September 5, 201114 yr Author Sounds good. I'll probably go with UT2. And anti-UT2 zealots want to have one last go? -Bram Osterhout
September 6, 201114 yr While I'm not a MTX zealot or whatever, but I gotta say that UT2 isn't more versatile than MTX. If anything, MTX is one of the most versatile programs I know. The time machine utility especially is very nice. However, the versaility of MTX isn't even really necessary, for you don't really need to do anything about it to get what you want. That's the reason I prefer it to UT2: it gives you filled skies with a great variety of both airlines and planes right out of the box. No need to add anything or change anything like with UT2. Frames also don't seem to be that much better for UT2 than for MTX. Benjamin van Soldt Windows 10 64bit - i5-8600k @ 4.7GHz - ASRock Fatality K6 Z370 - EVGA GTX1070 SC 8GB VRAM - 16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX @ 3200MHz - Samsung 960 Evo SSD M.2 NVMe 500GB - 2x Samsung 860 Evo SSD 1TB (P3Dv4/5 drive) - Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200RPM - Seasonic FocusPlus Gold 750W - Noctua DH-15S - Fractal Design Focus G (White) Case
September 6, 201114 yr I don't think anybody's mentioned TrafficX. Is that any good? I was all set to buy UT2, when TrafficX appeared on sale at a low price recently. So, I decided to give it a go.Can't say I'm disappointed, it seems to work fine, models look good, and the variety of AI is extremely high. Can't compare it to UT2, but it seems good to me. I previously used WOAI which is good, but I simply didn't feel like all the effort needed to get it running in FSX. Warren
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