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4 minutes ago, Axis3600 said:

What will this famous Scenery Gateway be used for ?

People can make and submit their own updated airports (using default objects) to a library.

I can't remember if then Asobo will review them and include them in the base Sim like X-Plane does, or if it's a library that people can download from.

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41 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

can't remember if then Asobo will review them

IIRC user may download scenery „mods“ and vote and when a threshold of positive votes is reached that „mod“ will be rolled out for all users


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I think it's only to allow users to update generic information like taxiways and parking spots - not actually alter or add structures to airports. And yes, I also read that the amendments would be voted in, but I'm not clear on the mechanism.

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I’m a little disappointed no Honolulu given this announcement 


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48 minutes ago, micstatic said:

I’m a little disappointed no Honolulu given this announcement 

Well wouldn't that technically have to be part of a further U.S. update?

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3 hours ago, pstrub said:

World Update 13 Oceania! Including Hawaii

Excellent, glad to see some other parts of the world getting some love.

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I hope Papua New Guinea receives special treatment and that they manage to capture in a realistic way the atmosphere of this bush flying paradise. Nice choice for a WU.

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Great developer stream once again by MS/Asobo, here are my notes with timestamped links:

WASM + XBox

Helicopter improvements (Seb)

Thermals + gliders improvements (Seb)

  • https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1772471519?t=00h17m06s
  • based on tonnes of feedback from community, lot of improvements
  • impact of sunlight energy: time of day, date, wind ... impact of clouds ... impact of storm clouds and winds
  • extreme thermals and turbulence conditions
  • turbulence control now available, does not take away thermals
  • video on improvements in realistic turbulence mode: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1772471519?t=00h18m29s
    • thermals are very dependent on solar irradiance, latitude, time of day, etc play a big role
    • thermals are quite well aligned and appropriate according to clouds (and clouds' density/etc) in the sim now
      • keep in mind the visual representation don't quite show the true alignment in sim since it's visually hard to do
    • wind shear, vortex systems etc can arise in extreme situations
    • there are more planned improvements to keep improving thermals, and to keep implementing more from community feedback and gathering feedback from more pilots

AI/Traffic improvements

Stability/crashes/connectivity investigation and fixes/improvements

Content/roadmap updates

Q&A:

World update 13: Oceania

Expert series video by Hans, ATR 42

Marketplace

MS/Asobo will be at FSExpo 2023 in Houston

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Farlis said:

Well wouldn't that technically have to be part of a further U.S. update?

Why do you say that?  Hawaii is in fact seeing some updates with this world update 

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2 minutes ago, polosim said:

I hope Papua New Guinea receives special treatment and that they manage to capture in a realistic way the atmosphere of this bush flying paradise. Nice choice for a WU.

Given that the WU is made with ORBX and ORBX had a very nice PNG scenery for Prepar3d, we could have hopes. Not sure, if those who once made PNG are still with ORBX those days, though.

Kind regards, Michael 

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Eugh nothing about weather again. For me, that’s the biggest thing I would like to see improved. Clouds back to as good as they used to be, lightning, and thunderstorms back, weather either accurate to meteoblue forecast or metar.

Would also like to see LOD distances but back to how they used to be, rather than the smaller distances we see detailed terrain displayed now.

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24 minutes ago, pmb said:

Given that the WU is made with ORBX and ORBX had a very nice PNG scenery for Prepar3d, we could have hopes. Not sure, if those who once made PNG are still with ORBX those days, though.

Kind regards, Michael 

I’m hoping they’ve got some good aerials. It truly is bush flying paradise, but the current orthos have a lot of clouds and other problems.


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8 minutes ago, scotchegg said:

I’m hoping they’ve got some good aerials. It truly is bush flying paradise, but the current orthos have a lot of clouds and other problems.

Last month or so I've been flying around the Marshall Islands, Kiribati, etc. in the Islander. Truly awesome flying, but 100% agree. 

I would really, really like to see them define a lot more of the small fields, I'm sure they will. Also, a surface type for coral runway would be rad - I've run into plenty of airports that say coral but it's grass, or the strip is entirely missing and we're going somewhere else now.

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12 minutes ago, scotchegg said:

I’m hoping they’ve got some good aerials. It truly is bush flying paradise, but the current orthos have a lot of clouds and other problems.

I really wish that the WU focussed more on improving the terrain textures rather than just adding POIs. I can’t say I’ve ever been one to fly around looking at POIs but am always looking at the terrain textures. And some of it is really bad still even in areas where there has been WUs. Of course just my view, I’m sure others love checking out the POIs.

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