Could this be true?????I flew the pmdg 737-800 and when i turn right/left, the wings move like they have wing flex...i have change my virtual cockpit position to be in back of the wings.

>Could this be true?????>>I flew the pmdg 737-800 and when i turn right/left, the wings>move like they have wing flex...i have change my virtual>cockpit position to be in back of the wings. >>FSX has broken your monitor, it's MS's way of making you buy a new one while you're shopping for a monster CPU, 4Gb RAM and a DX10 card.Seriously, I think you're seeing the new "head-bob" system in the VC, to simulate your head moving in response to G-forces (a-la RealView in the RealAir Spitfire).Kinda neat, huh? I think it works well and feels natural.

Does the PMDG 737 series work then ? I was very tempted to buy it - then read it wasn't FSX compatible :(Mark.

Buckster, did you know they've taken the word "gullible" out of the dictionary?He didn't mention FSX, I did (and in an obviously jokey manner).I'm 99.999% sure the PMDG products are not FSX compatible.

yes he mentioned FSX, in the topic title... and the PMDG airplanes should work in FSX

>yes he mentioned FSX, in the topic title... and the PMDG>airplanes should work in FSXFair point about the topic title, but you better let Robert Randazzo know about this in the PMDG forum - those guys are looking at patching their stuff for FSX.

Current PMDG 737NG does not work in FSX according to PMDGThey are working on a new version (not an upgrade) known as 737 NGX

>yes he mentioned FSX, in the topic title... and the PMDG>airplanes should work in FSXThe only thing that will work is the 1900C and 1900D. The NG and 744 do not.