EDIT: as usual, best to wait for those 3rd party providers (FSUIPC, Orbx ObjectFlow, Virtuali, ASN, F1 GTN 750, REX Weather Radar, etc. etc.) that have a version specific reliance to get their product V3.3 aware.

 

It's the same as prior P3D versions, any vendor (like GTN 750 folks) that has a reliance outside the standard P3D SDK process, they will need to update their products for the new version.  Fortunately most of these vendors have been VERY quick (some even before official release) to get their products updated.

 

Cheers, Rob.

Updates:  V 3.3.3 

 

http://prepar3d.com/SDKv3/LearningCenter/what_is_new/new_v33.html

It's the same as prior P3D versions, any vendor (like GTN 750 folks) that has a reliance outside the standard P3D SDK process, they will need to update their products for the new version.  Fortunately most of these vendors have been VERY quick (some even before official release) to get their products updated.

 

Cheers, Rob.

 

The same process for installing Client, Content, Scenery.msi's separatedly?

Cheers,

Ed

Well the OrbX forums are down, which is very timely...

Going to hold off installing this for a while.

 

Doesn't seem to contain any major fixes, although they mentioned improved cloud rendering performance. There's also a fix for the Z-fighting issue that happens at some airports like OrbX KSQL.

 

 

It's the same as prior P3D versions, any vendor (like GTN 750 folks) that has a reliance outside the standard P3D SDK process, they will need to update their products for the new version. Fortunately most of these vendors have been VERY quick (some even before official release) to get their products updated.



Cheers, Rob.

 

So now, when we buy products for P3D...do we need to look for P3D3.3.3 compatible???  I'm a little scared to apply this update since I don't know what, besides the GTNs, will break.  The good news is that I only have 5 or so airplanes in this build but...EZCA, GSX, FSUIPC and a bunch of airports.

Any minute now Bobsky will come in here and start complaining lol

Thank you Elaine and Rob for the heads up and the info...

 

This one seems like only the Client installer will be needed for most.

 

Greg

So now, when we buy products for P3D...do we need to look for P3D3.3.3 compatible???  I'm a little scared to apply this update since I don't know what, besides the GTNs, will break.  The good news is that I only have 5 or so airplanes in this build but...EZCA, GSX, FSUIPC and a bunch of airports.

 

Anyone who advertises "Prepar3D v3" compatibility is pretty much committed for the entire v3 lifecycle although in theory they could stop supporting their product at v3.2 or something.. They wouldn't keep many customers, though.

 

Also this only affects add-ons that mess with things outside of the SDK. Long-term, I hope LM can extend the SDK so that "hacks" like hooking into specific memory addresses etc. can be eliminated.

 

 

Long-term, I hope LM can extend the SDK so that fewer "hacks" like hooking into specific memory addresses etc. can be eliminated.

 

That will be cool indeed. 

Don't see any compelling reason to update at the moment, i think perhaps i'll wait a few weeks.

Improved cloud rendering performance is reason enough   Well.... after there are updates for the other addons.

Don't see any compelling reason to update at the moment, i think perhaps i'll wait a few weeks.

+1, nothing that stands out for me and ive only just got 3.2 reinstalled and running after going to win 10 

Prepar3D V 3.3.3 has been released. 

 

 If you have purchased Prepar3D V3,  you can Log in and Download the next Update V 3.3.3  from here  http://www.prepar3d....ased_downloads/

 

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You can updated Prepar3D to Version 3.3.3 using the New Component\Updater Installers. Click the link and follow the Tutorial.   http://www.avsim.com...stallers/page-1                                

Please Note:   I will be updating this Tutorial and posting it on the link above on any changes (If Any) of using this method to Update Prepar3D that the latest update brings.   

 

For Beginners: It is highly recommended to Download the Complete Download from the Prepar3D site and do the Update process then,  Its highly recommended,  its Not a must.

Edited June 4, 201610 yr by Jim Young

Mas usual, best to wait for those 3rd party providers (FSUIPC, Orbx ObjectFlow, Virtuali, ASN, F1 GTN 750, REX Weather Radar, etc. etc.) that have a version specific reliance to get their product V3.3 aware.

 

 

FSUIPC 4.955, released today, supports P3D 3.3,

 

BTW, you never need to uninstall FSUIPC first.

 

Pete

Hi Pete,

 

Thanks... Anyone know of any third party software restrictions if I move from P3D Pro to Pro+... Just upgraded to plus, let the multi computer setup begin. 8-)