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@Ray Proudfoot I keep hearing "SDK not complete" but no one ever seems to say how, although I appreciate it's not the SDK is not well documented. Aerosoft's CRJ will be out soon so we'll see what the SDK is capable of, but I suspect by "not complete" what aircraft developers mean is "we have to recode some stuff because the old ways of working don't work, and we'd rather Asobo made the SDK work with our old stuff". I'm very sure PMDG et al will appear in MFS because it's where customers are already moving to in their droves, PMDG have already confirmed quite vocally it's where they'll be focusing their efforts. And once one moves across, the rest will surely follow or fade away. It's a question of when, not if these aircraft appear.

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@ckyliu, the day PMDG or FS Labs announce they are planning on producing their aircraft for MSFS is the day I know the SDK is sufficiently mature to permit development.

In my opinion Aerosoft do not produce aircraft of the same quality so I would never be interested in their products.

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1 minute ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

@ckyliu, the day PMDG or FS Labs announce they are planning on producing their aircraft for MSFS is the day I know the SDK is sufficiently mature to permit development.

PMDG announced it will bring its all fleet to MSFS back in August, is that what you mean? FSLabs nothing we heard from them though. 

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3 minutes ago, omarsmak30 said:

PMDG announced it will bring its all fleet to MSFS back in August, is that what you mean? FSLabs nothing we heard from them though. 

Perhaps I didn’t phrase that well enough. When the product is available and community response is favourable. As for FSL there’s just a huge silence even over Concorde for P3D. That’s just the way they operate.


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1 minute ago, dave belsey said:

That is fine, do that.

Yet you still feel the need to join thread after thread in the MSFS forum.

Dave.

I gave my reasons why I couldn’t move to MSFS. I suggest you think more carefully before having a go at me. This isn’t the first time either.

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5 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

Perhaps I didn’t phrase that well enough. When the product is available and community response is favourable

Ah I see, this will come 100% sure about it, it is about patience 🙂

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55 minutes ago, ckyliu said:

Aerosoft's CRJ will be out soon so we'll see what the SDK is capable of [...]

Not necessary, as Aersoft clearly stated several times that their planes are meant to be used for "normal operations" without any failures and such. Then, I would bet a reasonable amount of money that 

a) "soon" is only "soon" if Aerosoft accepts a half-polished/finished variant of the CRJ with lots of "still to come"

b) "soon" corresponds to the classic Aerosoft marketing blabla, means it can be either in two weeks or two years or everything in between.

Personally, I am pretty convicend that if the CRJ will be released as full blown product with almost all functionality right in the RC, it wont be that much earlier than the PMDG planes. My bet would be in mid Summer, maybe July?


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11 minutes ago, AnkH said:

Personally, I am pretty convicend that if the CRJ will be released as full blown product with almost all functionality right in the RC, it wont be that much earlier than the PMDG planes. My bet would be in mid Summer, maybe July?

Most likely this month


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23 minutes ago, AnkH said:

"soon" corresponds to the classic Aerosoft marketing blabla, means it can be either in two weeks or two years or everything in between.

It will be released this month. De facto confirmed. See the CRJ thread.

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1 hour ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

As for FSL there’s just a huge silence even over Concorde for P3D.

I think it's a huge shame that they seem to have dropped the Concorde completely. While I understand that there's perhaps more demand for the Airbus family, the Concorde is a timeless classic just screaming out now for an update. If a Concorde ever does come to MSFS I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

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10 minutes ago, Tom Wright said:

I think it's a huge shame that they seem to have dropped the Concorde completely. While I understand that there's perhaps more demand for the Airbus family, the Concorde is a timeless classic just screaming out now for an update. If a Concorde ever does come to MSFS I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

They haven’t. They’ve announced a version for P3D v4/5 but no further details have been forthcoming. Scroll down to near the end...

https://forums.flightsimlabs.com/index.php?/topic/27773-a320-xa319-xa321-x-update-v501126-now-available-and-happy-holidays/


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I wouldn't be surprised if FSL quitely drop or at least postpone the P3D x64 Concorde to move development resources to MFS. Given how long that port/rebuild has taken thus far, I can't see them getting it released in time to see a decent sales return, given the number of people willing to spend on new P3D products seems to be shrinking quite rapidly according to Navigraph. Lefteris says release this year, in which case much work might already be done so they may as well finish it, but we'll see.

I expect PMDG will similarly drop the J41 P3Dx64, and I wouldn't mind that but they probably won't port that to MFS either given how much more work it would be 😭

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7 minutes ago, ckyliu said:

iven the number of people willing to spend on new P3D products seems to be shrinking quite rapidly according to Navigraph. I mean Lefteris sasy this year, in which case much work might already be done so they may as well finish it, but we'll see.

That is why I am 100% sure again, all these companies will bring their fleets to MSFS no matter what, it is business and you don't want to miss out new stream of revenue, especially that MSFS shares many things with FSX and P3D in terms of Simconnect and SDK. Just look at Milviz, we know they are not MSFS fans (see their stream) but yet they are dropping things to develop for MSFS because they know, P3D is no longer financially viable, they admitted that by themselves in that stream.

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24 minutes ago, Tom Wright said:

I think it's a huge shame that they seem to have dropped the Concorde completely. While I understand that there's perhaps more demand for the Airbus family, the Concorde is a timeless classic just screaming out now for an update. If a Concorde ever does come to MSFS I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

I absolutely agree with you, with asobo A320-32NX and soon Aerosoft plus some other third parties that are probably working on other model of the Airbus family, it makes sense to make something unique.

I am pretty sure it will sell very well and it's the reason I bought FS2000 a long time ago

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The question is when that will happen. I have not used MSFS so far, however from what I have read there is still much work to do. I wouldn't expect that the sim will be there were we all want it before end of 2022.

I will respire when they get the performance run better in the sense, support of DX12 and make use of multi core processors.

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