February 22, 20251 yr https://forum.inibuilds.com/topic/24989-inibuilds-a350-airliner-for-microsoft-flight-simulator-2024-2020-introduction/ https://forum.inibuilds.com/forum/598-faqs/ Len 1980s: Sublogic FS II on C64 ---> 1990s: Flight Unlimited I/II, MSFS 95/98 ---> 2000s/2010s: FS/X, P3D, XP ---> 2020+: MSFS Current system: i9 13900K, RTX 4090, 64GB DDR5 4800 RAM, 4TB NVMe SSD
February 22, 20251 yr I have some doubts about this aircraft. Do you know if they have customized the engines, EGT, etc and behave like the real one ? Hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems fully simulated ? Have they talked about the Airbus flight laws how the FBW etc behaves ? Thanks
February 22, 20251 yr 3 hours ago, virtualstuff said: Thanks Paul appreciated and I lost some cash 🤣 Haha, same here, this got me €130 lighter.
February 22, 20251 yr 37 minutes ago, Aglos77 said: I have some doubts about this aircraft. Do you know if they have customized the engines, EGT, etc and behave like the real one ? Hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems fully simulated ? Have they talked about the Airbus flight laws how the FBW etc behaves ? Thanks I am not an Airbus pilot, or pilot at all, but if you are, you might want to take a look at Part 1 video from 1:07:00. Fuel, Electrical, Hydralic, Pressurization. I don't believe there is more info than that out right now. I will however go on a limb, and say that it probably won't have everything 100% simulated like the real aircraft. But... honestly... I really am not expecting it to, and I am not expecting a study level aircraft. I am actually more interested into graphics and if it comes to systems detail level of Fenix, I am a very happy camper. Edited February 22, 20251 yr by Simon_C
February 22, 20251 yr From what I can recall from their streams - they have tried to simulate as many systems as possible, of course there will be some limitations when it comes to some of the systems in real aircraft vs the ones in the sim.
February 22, 20251 yr Is it me or does the engine spool up time seem rather off and way too quick? Really hope that will be fixed before release.. Edited February 22, 20251 yr by AlexMD11 Best regards, Alexander Rietveld
February 22, 20251 yr 19 hours ago, pete_auau said: yep same here hopefully the tcas is working unlike their A300-600 What sim are you using the A300 in? Because I've seen TCAS working in 2020, but not 2024. The A350 will have TCAS, they showed it off in one of the videos/trailers Edited February 22, 20251 yr by Tuskin38
February 23, 20251 yr 3 hours ago, Michael Moe said: I hope its lighter on performance than the fbw A380. Michael Moe However their content delivery is done, I must say it is the first time I have read about a release of the liveries before the release of the aircraft. Maybe it happened before, but I'd say it's a pretty clever step, to allow for bandwidth to be used for the aircraft, since they are seriously waking an interested of flight simmers. Unlike MS on 2024 launch... Edited February 23, 20251 yr by Simon_C
February 23, 20251 yr 3 hours ago, Michael Moe said: I hope its lighter on performance than the fbw A380. Michael Moe this is my fear also. lots of hype for a unopimtised aircraft for ms2020, buts lets see. Im willing to eat my words.
February 23, 20251 yr They said the performance should be similar to the A330 The A380 also is a 2020 aircraft, so it's not taking advantage of the new performance saving features in 2024. Edited February 23, 20251 yr by Tuskin38
February 23, 20251 yr I suspect quite a few folks are going to move over to MSFS 2024 to enjoy the full version of the A350 rather than using the "lite version" in MSFS 2020.
February 23, 20251 yr 20 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said: They said the performance should be similar to the A330 The A380 also is a 2020 aircraft, so it's not taking advantage of the new performance saving features in 2024. A380 is from FBW and A350 is from IniBuilds. Ramon De Valencia AMD 9950X3D / 64GB DDR5 6000MHz / RTX 5090 / 1200 watt PSU MSFS 2020 and 2024
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