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5 minutes ago, Harvgordon said:

Must have in P3D, thank you very much!

While I agree I think it is sad that this is still a necesarry program. Can it be really that hard to have a working and accurate realtime clock+timezones out of the box?

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I downloaded this yesterday, and installed no problem, but had to wait until fsuipc was out. Looks like it is now available. 


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I tend to agree, if I were the lead engineer on the project I'd get the basics 100% perfect before starting any other bling.  Although, I saw a video that showed some of the code on a developer's screen and it look modularized, with perfect indentation, and a consistent variable naming structure.   So at least the code base, at a glance, looks to be quality code.

Let's hope the bring this time correction into the main sim without the need for an add-on.

Mark Trainer

 

 

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I agree, however this has not happened all these years in the platform. We should be grateful that this guy have provided FS Real Time all these years and still keeping it up to date for us. For me its paramount to takeoff from point A and land at point B and see the time - lighting changing realistically. Until LM fixes that, FS Real Time is a savior. 


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Thing is however, even with fsrealtime a problem occurs, if you think about it, currently days are getting longer where i am (the UK) and at 8pm for example its pretty much daylight, however in P3D its Pitch black, maybe a new suggestion for them :D

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