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SPINNING ENGINE view

By THRUSTER57, in PMDG 737NGX | 737NGXu

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THRUSTER57
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Hello the spining engine in flight does not seem smooth and realistic like my other planes? is that right..thanksjames. edit sorry i did two..

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BIGSKY    316

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Is there a way we can blank out the painted screw stripe,to something blured when running at high power?

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Qatsimo    7

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Interesting, i blurred that when i got the NGX when it was just released. I changed it back when i closely examined Airliners Net photo's of 737s in take off run. It appears the cork screw drawing never really blurs. Thought it was because of camera shutter speed, but then, everyting else (fan blades, spinner, background) were blurred except the drawing on the spinner.

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