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Manila RPLL (Standard P#D v5)

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I landed today at Manila RPLL. Strangest airport ever.

(According to P3D) runway is fine but it is lined with Office buildings and flats.

You have to drive through buildings, literally through them, to get to the airport terminal.

This is the standard P3D airport no tweaks applied.

Anyone confirm this is not some weird glitch on my PC?

Ian


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The PacSim RPLL add-on does work in P3Dv5 with the iniBuilds v5 compatibility mod ( https://old.inibuilds.com/p3d-v5-scenery-compatibility-files ) added as a separate layer below the scenery.

There's also a GSX profile and dynamic lighting mod on the iniBuilds site.


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Due to this thread, I became aware of this airport and got it right away. The exclude from inibuilds works fine, also use the dynamic lights. Great airport.

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I had attempted that one, PacSim version is kinda not well there. I had the same problem in v4. For a first time I hear about those compatibility files. Thank for this thread, it really helps the problem obviously. 

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7 hours ago, Bob Scott said:

There's also a GSX profile and dynamic lighting mod on the iniBuilds site.

Is there a link for the GSX profiles and dynamic lighting mods ?

Their new site appears to have dropped all P3D and their old site has only the option to redirect to the new.

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13 hours ago, Rogen said:

Is there a link for the GSX profiles and dynamic lighting mods ?

Their new site appears to have dropped all P3D and their old site has only the option to redirect to the new.

If you go into the downloads section of the iniBuilds forum on their new site ( https://forum.inibuilds.com/files/ ), there's a "Freeware Hub" category with sections for their dynamic lighting mods and another one for GSX profiles.

The P3Dv5 compatilibty files are on the old legacy site I linked above.

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PFC yoke/throttle quad/pedals with custom Hall sensor retrofit, Thermaltake View 71 case, Stream Deck XL button box

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On 9/4/2023 at 12:46 AM, Bob Scott said:

If you go into the downloads section of the iniBuilds forum on their new site ( https://forum.inibuilds.com/files/ ), there's a "Freeware Hub" category with sections for their dynamic lighting mods and another one for GSX profiles.

The P3Dv5 compatilibty files are on the old legacy site I linked above.

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