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I now finally and fully know...where the future of Flight Simulation lays!

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Impressive !

 

 

But I'm out of XP10 until I have proper daylight according to place and date / time of day, and proper Moon phases... and proper visibility ( without blur )...

 

 

 

 

moon phases have been fixed

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  • Guys, you should be posting these shots in the screenshots forum as well. We all know how good X-Plane is here with just freeware :smile:, so get posting in the screenshots forum and get some more P3D

  • I don't qualify as I have used flight sims since FS5.0 in 1994 (OMG, I'm getting old ). But I do fly "for real", am IR, and am new to XPX, having owned many sims in the past (mainly versions of MS

  • I agree with you...but I still can NOT understand why one would simply NOT purchase a copy of XPlane, and have it also, as an option to 'pull back the throttle, when one wants to...'   I read that FSX

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Curious!  :-)  Why not FSX ( and yes,wrong forum for asking :-/ )

Strengths of performance, seen with FS9, as well as no chance ever of a moderate to long-distance flight OOM'ing.  

 

Just took a trip from KSAN, to KSFO, between Mr X6's beauties...

 

 

Two words...wow, and oh wow  :smile:,  night to dawn, to day transition.   Nothing compares, with XPX.

 

moon phases have been fixed

 

 

I thought that too, some months ago, and even thought that the correct succession of days and nights along the year had been fixed, but after a few more tests I found I was wrong... Also, Austin himself told me nothing had been changed in that department when I last exchanged PMs with him... Probably my promising tests were run at a phase of the calendar where it happened to be more or less in sync with the sim :-/

 

 

 

Strengths of performance, seen with FS9, as well as no chance ever of a moderate to long-distance flight OOM'ing.  

 

Just took a trip from KSAN, to KSFO, between Mr X6's beauties...

 

 

Two words...wow, and oh wow  :smile:,  night to dawn, to day transition.   Nothing compares, with XPX.

 

That is indeed the case Sesquashtoo ;-)  Nights, dusks and dawns, if we forget abount being out of sync with real world sometimes, are a strong part of X-Plane 10... I'd call it the night flying GA si, just for that and some of the very nice GA add-ons available for it :-)

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That is indeed the case Sesquashtoo ;-)  Nights, dusks and dawns, if we forget abount being out of sync with real world sometimes, are a strong part of X-Plane 10... I'd call it the night flying GA si, just for that and some of the very nice GA add-ons available for it :-)

 

And helicopters... :P

And day flying GA, just try flying GA at a UHD mesh region... even HDv3 does the job!

 

Oh, come on, are moon phases so important? I have studied astronomy and have a 8" robotic reflector telescope in my backyard, but in a flight sim? I do not care if the moon is full or half or made of cheese in a flight simulator.. :P

And helicopters... :P

And day flying GA, just try flying GA at a UHD mesh region... even HDv3 does the job!

 

Oh, come on, are moon phases so important? I have studied astronomy and have a 8" robotic reflector telescope in my backyard, but in a flight sim? I do not care if the moon is full or half or made of cheese in a flight simulator.. :P

 

Hmmm, I was an amateur astronomer too, in the early 80s - bought a Criterium 8000 SCT with my first salary as a programming analyst, and Oracle SGBD v2 programmer in Motorola Unix systems :-), and sold it in the mid nineties to buy my first sim PC :-/

 

Well, Moon can be important IRL for night VFR - ELITE, the IFR / VFR GA sim, has a very close to real representation of Moon, with it's precise ephemeris and phases ;-)

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I just push those K & L keys so much while flying X-Plane for sunrises to sunsets...........that I don't know what time of day it is, anyway. I'm just going for those photo-realistic views.  

 

 


and ASN weather.

 

Hopefully XP11 fixes the weather issues (we need more layers so 3rd party's can really simulate it well)

Hi,

 

I downloaded the KSFO Airport only package but confused on the install. The text file states to copy all 3 folders to the x-plane10/custom scenery folder, but there are 8 folders whithin the main folder. There is one Folder named "KSFO" but even within that are 8-10 folders.  

Can someone explain?

 

Bob

Officially retired

 

Wow, I installed PAJN, what a beautiful job. Very well done indeed! I love the approach to 08. It is getting better and better. My hat is off to MisterX. This is payware quality for sure.

 

Bob

Officially retired

 

I would have to agree that for airliners, x-plane is lacking some key requirements. Fortunately for me, I find airliners very boring and only fly GA stuff. For that, X-Plane is the best in my opinion.

 

Rob

I just deleted my payware ksfo to add the freeware, incredible stuff...bravo Mr. X  ksan is also jaw dropping.

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I just deleted my payware ksfo to add the freeware, incredible stuff...bravo Mr. X  ksan is also jaw dropping.

Isn't it though?!?!?   I fired up Mr X6's KSAN for the first time, as that was my first of the trio installs. I then just used the 'place me at the airport button'.  After that...and with a 360 look around, I knew that I was in for something special! I then started the 377, and made taxi around the airport. I didn't even get off the ground for at least 15 minutes.  I finally pulled my behind out of the airport property...and that is truly when my jaw dropped hard to the top of the computer desk.  OMG!   Not just the airport, but MILES...square miles of so highly detail photo and hard object scenery, covering most also of the other airports, the naval base, on...and on.  There was a section of freeway heading towards Los Angeles...that had the proper three tier concrete bridges...and OMG...it was there...and I had to pause the flight and just stare down at the magnificent way that XPX handles roadway and infrastructure.  This was absolutely fabulous to fly over....let alone with the New York setting for traffic I had going on....I was stunned to see how, for the first time in any sceney package...on any platform...it was dead-on  REAL!

 

On and on...I flew over the square miles....and then MAGIC happened.....day settled to dusk...and another OMG moment came upon me......folks...there is NO OTHER simulator out there.....that can bring you dusk, night, dawn, flight operations, as the Xplane franchise can...in HDR mode. There IS no arguing this....not FSX, not P3D, NOTHING......   I then wham-bammed myself out of the air, into PAJN...and was stunned yet again with the beauty of the property, the detail..and upon taking off...the square miles around.

 

YOU must (yes...I'm shouting, lol)  You MUST have Mr. Fabian's fantastic HD Mesh 3 and UHD, installed alongside this amazing free-ware scenery. Ok...shouting mode is off.....  To take off from any of Mr X6's properties...and come into view of Mr. Fabian's equally incredible, dedicated HD and UHD mesh slams this package home to a GRAND SLAM homer!

 

Oh...San Francisco?!?!??    Don't even have time to add accolades for THAT area....you just have to install it...or start by finally buying a copy of XPX...and THEN...start the journey.   Your first day to dusk, to night, to dawn flight over any of these three airports and adjacent square-mile offerings....will firmly cement you into the Xplane culture.  If not...then you are in a coma....and there is no help to be offered  :wacko:

 

Ses

Wow, I installed PAJN, what a beautiful job. Very well done indeed! I love the approach to 08. It is getting better and better. My hat is off to MisterX. This is payware quality for sure.

 

Bob

And there are two more 'league hitters' coming, Bob....Phoenix Sky Harbor...and Los Angeles!  Yeeeeeeeeeeehawwwwwwwwwwwwwww........

Thought I would jump on the band wagon. Loving it.

 

Squamish at sunset

http://1drv.ms/17na6lW

 

We had a quite a lot of snow this winter in the north (UK)

http://1drv.ms/1AGTTjt

 

Edit - had to take out some links as not working for some reason - will try again tomorrow.

 

cheers

Peter

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Guys, you should be posting these shots in the screenshots forum as well. We all know how good X-Plane is here with just freeware :smile:, so get posting in the screenshots forum and get some more P3D/FSX users interested

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