Wes Bard posted on the LM forum that they will work on getting an in between patch out at the very beginning of the next year! So we won't have to wait until the more complete 2.1 update (including new features) has been released but we will have a lot of problems fixed long before that! Great news imho!

 

http://www.prepar3d.com/forum-5/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=4755

They are certainly working very hard .... they have to. They have a lot more riding on this than just us crazy hobbyists. And we are lucky to be part of it.

Great support of LM! This shows clearly the potention of V2

It possibly also show the concerns of Prepar3D's commercial customers.

It possibly also show the concerns of Prepar3D's commercial customers.

 

I hope so, because they ultimately carry more weight than us mere gamers. 

I hope so, because they ultimately carry more weight than us mere gamers.

Indeed, and if they've got money riding on it they'll raise their concerns directly with Lockheed Martin and not through forums like us.

Best option. Since 2.1 is to add cloud shadows and SLI support, it might take too long.

Addressing memory leaks and performance is all I want in a update atm. Glad LM is working to fix the issues in a timely manner.

Addressing memory leaks and performance is all I want in a update atm. Glad LM is working to fix the issues in a timely manner.

 

Care to explain these memory leaks in more detail because this is the first I've ever heard of them?  Especially considering me, and many others have done 4hr+ non-stops without so much as a hiccup..  OOM's do not = Memory Leaks

Great news that an update will be available soon to advance the product in terms of stability and performance.  And beyond that we will have a feature and stability/performance release to look forward to with v2.1  

This is the only Memory Leak that I have seen anything posted on:

 

Link: http://www.prepar3d.com/forum-5/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=4373

 

Under Issues being worked on: "Memory leak with aircraft sounds not being freed if no sound devices are present."

 

But would anyone actually buy something like P3D if they didn't have a working sound device?  Perhaps it causes a problem if you change sound devices while P3D is running (like plugging in a headset).

"I hope so, because they ultimately carry more weight than us mere gamers."

 

AHHHH!    Wash your mouth out with soap, young man.  There are no "gamers" here.  We are "simulators" :Big Grin:

"I hope so, because they ultimately carry more weight than us mere gamers."

 

AHHHH!    Wash your mouth out with soap, young man.  There are no "gamers" here.  We are "simulators" :Big Grin:

 

Young man ............ I LIKE THAT !  :yahoo:

we will have a lot of problems fixed long before that! Great news imho!

 

http://www.prepar3d.com/forum-5/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=4755

 

Jeroen , I'm sure you love roller coasters, ups and downs, ups and downs, dont you ? (said in a spirit of gentle fun :smile: )

 

"I hope so, because they ultimately carry more weight than us mere gamers."

 

AHHHH!    Wash your mouth out with soap, young man.  There are no "gamers" here.  We are "simulators" :Big Grin:

 

simulators  IN TRAINING :p0303: , remember the lawyers are in ambush. BTW simulators might be a bit pretentious. What about : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pzkszgjkj6Q

 

 

Jeroen , I'm sure you love roller coasters, ups and downs, ups and downs, dont you ? (said in a spirit of gentle fun :smile: )

 

You should have seen me in Disneyland Paris last year, screaming 'DUUUUDE LOOKS LIKE A LAAAAAADY!!!' along with Aerosmtih in the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster!!! B)