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Drzweicki Design working on KEWR MSFS

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Not available just yet, though the product page is up on the website.

https://www.drzewiecki-design.net/prodKEWR_MSFS.htm

Am I being overly harsh, or is the texturing below what you would hope for in MSFS?

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It just released on the inibuilds site. Orbx hasn't allowed anyone to purchase yet. I guess I know who I'm using tonight. 

https://store.inibuilds.com/collections/new-releases/products/drzewiecki-design-newark-liberty-kewr-msfs

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Real life KEWR isn't that nice looking 😉 

The screenshots on the release page above do look nice, I'll be curious to hear about performance.

 

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looks good to me, Just concerned about performance, wait a couple days and here some results,  lot of people have been asking for a Newark


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Just loaded it up in the FNX.  Performance seems to be slightly lower with other large airports.  It looks very good so far.  It's amazing they got this level of detail out of such a large airport in the middle of a PG city.

One thing to note though, they seemed to have left out the guard lights.  Ini did this with LA and put them in in short order, but they are not present in EWR.

Well worth the buy though.

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25 minutes ago, Jeff Nielsen said:

Performance seems to be slightly lower with other large airports.

Sorry, I’m a bit confused. Do you mean “performance seems to be slightly lower when compared to other large airports” or “performance seems to be better when comparing it to other large airports?”


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28 minutes ago, V1ROTA7E said:

Sorry, I’m a bit confused. Do you mean “performance seems to be slightly lower when compared to other large airports” or “performance seems to be better when comparing it to other large airports?”

Not quite as good, but not dramatically lower.  In default aircraft you might not even notice.


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Oh yes been waiting years for something like this!


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11 minutes ago, DaveS said:

Is there an option to disable static aircraft?

I downloaded it via Orbx and yes there is an option to disable statics.

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Will definitely pick this up. We need a dev to do KATL. Asobo’s and that P3D port from the defunct Imaginesim don’t cut it.

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