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P3D v2.3 vs. XPX 10.30b8 round II, LSZA

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Guest Mik75

Hi there!

As promised in the first comparison thread (http://forum.avsim.net/topic/449238-p3d-v23-vs-xpx-1030b8-ksna-to-kcno/), here is a row of pics taken on a pattern flight at Lugano Airport in Switzerland in the late afternoon (5:30pm, August 14th). First, I flew A2A´s Cherokee in P3D v2.3 (FTX Global and REX4 Texture Direct are installed), thereafter Carenado´s Stationair was flown around LSZA in XPX (with OSM Europe + autogen, HD Mesh v2, Treelines and Farms v2, SkyMAXX Pro v2 with all options ckecked, UrbanMAXX 3D, MaxxFX and Dataref Editor).

Again, I tried to set the weather to the same values in the manual weather setup of both sims, according to the most recent METAR for Lugano Airport at that time.

I enjoyed both flights, but this time, I had a favourite! ;-)

 

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Both look great! I use P3D because of familiarity and compatibility but I think that it's clear now that we actually have two successors for FSX and simmers have no need to fear an end to their hobby or cling to FSX. I use my FSX disks as drink coasters!


James McLees

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Both sims looking great! :) I myself prefer X-plane but also sometimes like to hop and make a fun flight in prepar3d ;)

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Guest Mik75

You are right guys! I love them both as well!

The 2.3 update for P3D brought some serious performance gain for me, which is a great thing!

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Wow! The lighting and shadowing in xplane look seriously good in these shots!

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I have both, but prefer X Plane. Just wish we could get FSDT, Flight Beam and Latin VFR to convert their airports and make some cityscapes for the large US cities.


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Wow, these are the next two top of the line flight sims. Kind of hard to compare the two since they're both so powerful and have so much potential. I think both will do very well in the future. 


Ara Mahs, Private Pilot

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Guest Mik75

Thank you guys for your comments. Our beloved hobby has a bright future for sure!

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