FS2Crew for PSX?

[Richard McDonald Woods 168]

Hi Bryan,

PSX is about to enter beta test. Is there a possibility of your developing FS2Crew for it?

[byork 2,258]

Hi Bryan,

PSX is about to enter beta test. Is there a possibility of your developing FS2Crew for it?

 

 

Yes, most definitely, voice and button control is planned.

[Helge Rasmussen 7]

I am intrigued, what is PSX? 

[Richard McDonald Woods 168]

PSX is a B744 simulator being developed by Hardy Heinlin of Aerowinx. See www.aerowinx.com

[DrumsArt 270]

PSX is a B744 simulator being developed by Hardy Heinlin of Aerowinx. See www.aerowinx.com

Hi Richard,

 

Great news ! I flew PS1 for more one thousand hours... Thank you. And great news about FS2Crew and PSX !

 

Regards,

 

Richard Portier

[lodestar 186]

great news! I was watching PSX forums for some time

[Helge Rasmussen 7]

Wow, That is great news! I thought that project was dead long ago.

I have the manual to PS1 right here, it was great to fly and Hardy is a perfectionist, so I guess PSX will be as well.

 

Oh, I also have the "Precision Simulator User's Guide" for the PS1 from a little company called "Precision Manuals Development Group".

They later expanded and started to create planes instead of just writing manuals. Now they are more known as PMDG

 

 

Is it going to be in FSX since FS2Crew can support it? 

 

Lots of questions popping up, I'd better go visit Aerowinx

 

Helge

[Richard McDonald Woods 168]

PSX is being developed by Hardy Heinlin of Aerowinx. PSX is a stand-alone B744-only simulator, written in Java so that it can execute on any operating system supporting that language.

PSX itself does not have any scenery or direct connections to VATSIM/IVAO. PSX will, though, have a bridge program to FSX which will enable PSX to drive the FSX-based scenery and other connectivity.

So a user would typically have PSX running on one or more PCs, and FSX on another. The entire simulator is a very complicated set of coded pieces communicating over TCP/IP, so that those pieces may be executed remotely. This is vital for those with physical cockpit rigs where they may wish to display the contents of, for example, the EICAS on a separate screen, or support a set of thrust levers taken from a real B744. Many PCs executing parts of PSX and intercommunicating through TCP/IP will be possible. It is likely that no two implementations will be exactly the same configurations.

A release date for PSX is not yet available, although Hardy has recently said that he is nearing the end of its development stage.

I have been a close watcher of PSX development over the years so if you have any questions I shall be happy to attempt to answer them.

[matchball 0]

Hi Brian,

 

Is this product still in development or has some kind of obstacle occured?

 

Best Regards,

[byork 2,258]

 

 

Is this product still in development or has some kind of obstacle occured?

 

NGX Reboot got in the way.

 

Once NGX Reboot is out, we're going to hit the 747s.

 

Cheers,