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P3d v4.3

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As in the title of the thread, p3d v4.3 is coming out in June.

https://pcflight.net/series/podcasts/

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Nice, source?

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Source and what can we expect if anything at all? I hope LM have addressed many issues which have been around since pretty much day one, take dynamic lighting for example. The random appearance of ntdll errors and many more. 

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55 minutes ago, Sethos1988 said:

Nice, source?

[Link removed] LM announced it in the pcflight podcast released a few hours ago.

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Link to PC Flight removed. Was not to podcast but to the general website.

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For VR users, they fixed the single-pass rendering bug so 4.3 is eagerly anticipated. 

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What I took away from the podcast is that we are lucky (despite this being Podcast #13) as users to have people like Ben and Adam who explain the inner workings of the two sims. Everyone should listen to the full podcast, as PBR is coming soon (but not immediate, as it won't be incorporated into V4.3 this month) and V5 could have a new rendering engine. The last item was a bit vague as to what that exactly means, though. VR is a big emphasis and the HTC Vive Pro got an nice endorsement. Speech Recognition may act as a catalyst for improving the ATC. Also there was a lot of discussion about 3rd party developers and how important they are to LM. Improving helicopter realism is a priority as is SimDirector. They'll probably be some more tidbits of first hand news as LM is sending 4 people to Las Vegas.

Thanks Jay for summarizing. I would like to add that Adam stated that they don't intend to modify anything w.r.t. to the Academic License and in no way is it supposed to disappear. He actually interpreted its use quite loosely to give people a chance to start early with education and simulation. (This point only as an info, please stay away from license discussions.)

Another fact I found interesting is that LM, while initially licensing the ESP engine from MS, now obviously owns the complete code of Prepar3d.

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Sorry I could not give more info in the OP, as I'm at work and I was a bit too busy to write a summary, at least I got the news out that v4.3 was immanent. 

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All good - thanks for sharing.

P3D really needs PBR, bring on 4.3 (or 4.4 even) !

P3D lighting looks so "dull" compared to Xplane.

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On 6/8/2018 at 9:38 PM, Sethos1988 said:

Nice, source?

PCflight  interviewed a P3D developer,it's no rumor

PBR would be fantastic, as implementation generally doesn't come with a huge performance hit (it's a different way for treating light).

I'm daft, what is PBR? Physics Based Rendering? What does it do/allow? 

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Eric 

 

 

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