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P3D v4.1 official release date announced - Oct 10th

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DX12, Sloped runways are being thought off in future versions (not updates).


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Thanks Bob,

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51 minutes ago, penta_a said:

how come I didn't see that being asked in Prepar3d AMA today?

Because I have already asked LM directly months ago and they declined.

I can understand why LM is doing it this way. Allowing more/a lot of unknown people advance access IMHO induces a few project risks.

I just wanted to make it clear that most developers are not in a position to present updated products right at the day of release.

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41 minutes ago, penta_a said:

DX12, Sloped runways are being thought off in future versions (not updates).

They've said that about a few features, and I sort of believe that's just their way of saying "thanks for the feedback, we might get to it but probably won't."

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Can anyone summarize what was mentioned other than the release?  Or was it general mentioning without specifics?


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Yes, here's a summary:

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, kiwikat said:

Yes, here's a summary:

 

 

 

 

Yep, the answers given thus far are fairly general, pretty void of specifics and thoughts of possible future work.

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17 minutes ago, Gregg_Seipp said:

Yep, the answers given thus far are fairly general, pretty void of specifics and thoughts of possible future work.

Welp, at least we have a release date.  I'll be curious to see if they changed the default runway configurations at O'Hare.  Those are WAY out of date.  I'm doubtful but one can home. 


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Compatibility with my P3D v3 AI planes folder would be nice. The thought of having to update billions of models before I upgrade to v4 is not an encouraging one :dry:


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Interesting thoughts ... but no specifics.


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Good that we now have a release date. 2 weeks works fine with me.

The only add-on that I have that probably needs an update is AS4 where compatibility updates are pushed through a few days tops after release.

the 4.1 update is important because it is the " cleared for takeoff" that is needed for the FSLabs A320 which after watching the beta video will be in 2017 what the NGX was in 2011

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Now we know it's the 10th, so will Pete be back from holiday by then?   :biggrin:


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