I haven’t bought this one (yet), but I own their ATL, AUS, and ZSPD and I find them all enjoyable airports to fly into.  I didn’t buy any imaginesim airports in their earlier days but more recent releases seem to be quite an improvement over their early work.

Well, the scenery appears to be on the correct location on my end. Both Navigraph and PSX agree in its positioning.

That’s good news, maybe it’s only certain setups...

3 hours ago, Guevorkyan said:

Well, the scenery appears to be on the correct location on my end. Both Navigraph and PSX agree in its positioning.

I'm using PSX too, which is how I originally noticed it. Can you try putting the airplane on the threshold of 20C (in PSX) and report back? On my setup, that puts the right gear in the grass.

1 hour ago, ChrisKSDF said:

I'm using PSX too, which is how I originally noticed it. Can you try putting the airplane on the threshold of 20C (in PSX) and report back? On my setup, that puts the right gear in the grass.

Eyes playing tricks on me I looked for a topic but did not find this. Very interested to hear if others have the same problem

Hi Everyone I am using this in P3D V4 and to be honest I haven't seen any positioning problems here.  I did a flight from WSSS to YBBN yesterday in the PMDG B77W and when initialising the fmc there was a difference of .1 in both latitude and longitude from the stand number coordinates.  This is common in just about any payware scenery i have.

Also did 02C touch and goes in the A36 Bonanza with no noticeable issues and putting an aircraft at the holding point is certainly locating it correctly on my system.

The install did mess up my scenery library a bit which i was a little annoyed about which i have now corrected but everything else is fine.

I think the scenery is generally very god and am happy with my purchase for what its worth.

Cheers 

Tim 

1 hour ago, barramundilure said:

Hi Everyone I am using this in P3D V4 and to be honest I haven't seen any positioning problems here.  I did a flight from WSSS to YBBN yesterday in the PMDG B77W and when initialising the fmc there was a difference of .1 in both latitude and longitude from the stand number coordinates.  This is common in just about any payware scenery i have.

Also did 02C touch and goes in the A36 Bonanza with no noticeable issues and putting an aircraft at the holding point is certainly locating it correctly on my system.

The install did mess up my scenery library a bit which i was a little annoyed about which i have now corrected but everything else is fine.

I think the scenery is generally very god and am happy with my purchase for what its worth.

Cheers 

Tim 

They might get the gates at the right place. But the taxiways and runways?

6 hours ago, ChrisKSDF said:

I'm using PSX too, which is how I originally noticed it. Can you try putting the airplane on the threshold of 20C (in PSX) and report back? On my setup, that puts the right gear in the grass.

I'm not in my system right now, but I've left my sim with WSSS and PSX connected through the night so it could update the gate assignements. 

While hovering around the airport, I followed several aircraft landings, and all of them touched down within the designated landing zone. Some taxiing aircraft seem out of place, but that is no different to other payware airports, and is more due to some ADS-B shortcomings.

Sorry what is this PSX you guys are mentioning?

 

2 hours ago, barramundilure said:

Sorry what is this PSX you guys are mentioning?

 

Wild guess : http://www.aerowinx.com/

PSX is https://www.lekseecon.nl/PSXseeconTraffic.html 

It injects live AI traffic from ADS-B into your sim.

Support forum in avsim:

https://www.avsim.com/forums/forum/819-psxseecontraffic-for-fsx-p3d/

Surely its not Imaginesims fault your PSX programme is not guiding your AI Traffic correctly?  I have FTX traffic coming out of Australia and it looks to be using the taxiways correctly.

Just don't see why this is pinned on Imaginesim WSSS.

I really like it.

PSX gets the aircraft position data from the ADS-B, meaning that the location of the airplane depends on signal strength from the aircraft's ADS-B transponder and an antenna nearby. Tha's how FR24 and flightaware showcase the aircrafts on their maps.

Sometimes the precision for each aircraft position at all times can be off by a few feet, again depending on signal strength. Given that on my end I see now divergences, then it is the ADS-B doing some funny stuff.

PSX differs with normal traffic bgl schedules in that it is not driven by airport code, but by real-time aircraft positioning. For example, if you don't have any Bangalore scenery (VOBL), you'll see aircraft landing and taxiing on an empty field, purely because it doesn't follow airports but ADS-B. 

So it's pretty normal that your FTX traffic will land correctly in WSSS, even if the airport is 5 miles off.

Edited October 28, 20187 yr by Guevorkyan

4 hours ago, barramundilure said:

Surely its not Imaginesims fault your PSX programme is not guiding your AI Traffic correctly?  I have FTX traffic coming out of Australia and it looks to be using the taxiways correctly.

Just don't see why this is pinned on Imaginesim WSSS.

I really like it.

 

Sorry for the confusion. The PSX I'm using is actually the Aerowinx 747 simulation linked above. I have no experience with any PSXtraffic program or anything like that.

The airport is definitely displaced and, in my case, the resulting problems have nothing to do with traffic. It has to do with flying the RNAV approach to runway 20C and breaking out of the clouds 100ft right of the runway centerline when one should be perfectly centered. The VATSIM Singapore guys have already put out a statement about the airport displacement stating that, while they'll attempt to work around it, it's really not possible for them to know which taxiway a user is on since their equipment doesn't line up with the Imaginesim airport. As mentioned upthread, their ZSPD scenery has the same displacement problem, which has never been corrected.

It's a fine looking scenery, and most of the location problems are overcome by flying the built-in P3D ILS, which is shifted along with everything else, allowing for nice approaches. As approaches like LPV (which are RNAV approaches essentially with ILS mins) become more common, these offsets are going to become more problematic. The navdata in your sim, in that case, isn't going to shift just because the developer couldn't be bothered to put the airport in the right spot.

I have read elsewhere that the aerial image is completely outdated and various landmarks outside the airport area are missing. Can someone confirm this? I really wanted to buy this scenery, but there are a lot of problems surfacing at the moment...