PMDG Commercial Licence

[asasino]

Hello,

 

I would like to produce a payware 2D panel for 777 series using the provided SDK. Please provide me with the information on the costs: asasino.nn()gmail.com.

 

Thank you.

[whoispankaj]

i think this request makes more sense if you raise a ticket on the pmdg portal expressing your intentions

[max2770]

I'm not sure if PMDG will even allow it, but I highly suggest contacting them directly as opposed to a public forum.  Besides, I also think you should read, and then abide by the rules of said forum in the first place.  Good luck.

[77west]

I'm not sure if PMDG will even allow it, but I highly suggest contacting them directly as opposed to a public forum.  Besides, I also think you should read, and then abide by the rules of said forum in the first place.  Good luck.

I don't see why not as long as the SDK was used and no reverse engineering. The issues may be the FMC which I don't believe can be interfaced with at all. An example would be FS2Crew interfacing with the T7 using the SDK.

[YukonPete]

People still use 2d panels?

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People still use 2d panels?

 

 

Y E S !!!  

 

And I would not put e-mail addresses on a public forum, either.

[makdrive]

2D panels are required when you have your own home made cockpit and you want all the panels on different screens.

2D panels if used properly are more fun than a 3d cockpit

[scandinavian13]

 

 

2D panels are required when you have your own home made cockpit and you want all the panels on different screens.

 

Fact.

 

At least for those with home flight decks made up of monitors.

 

 

 

2D panels if used properly are more fun than a 3d cockpit

 

Opinion.

 

It's always best to make it clear by saying "in my opinion" or something along those lines. I personally find 2D panels awkward, but I also fly planes myself, so I'm used to the concept of actually "panning around" and having to flip switches at odd angles.

[CaptKornDog]

People still use 2d panels?

Yep, add me to that list. Probably on about 1/3-1/2 of my aircraft.

[YukonPete]

In my opinion 2D is a step backwards. Have you tried trackir?

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2D panels do not feature the "extremely bizarre implementation of “dynamic head
movement”" created by Microsoft. (from: PMDG B777 intro doc, p. 136)

 

I consider this an advantage.   B)

[ohsirus]

I enjoy the option of a 2D panel when the mood hits.