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The Vector Boeing 787-9 Dev Update

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https://vector-sim.com/VECTOR-787-SPOTLIGHT/

The Vector Boeing 787-9

We’re excited to finally share the first major 787-9 development update. This update marks a huge milestone for us in the development of the VECTOR 787-9. For the first time, we can truly bring toget

Dev update

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  • ryanbatc
    ryanbatc

    Ugh this is so boring, we need more Airbuses! (This post brought to you by sarcasm)

  • Bunchy
    Bunchy

    This reminds me of when Fenix burst onto the scene. That didn't end too badly now, did it? Stu

  • lwt1971
    lwt1971

    Vector could well do for Boeings what Fenix did for Airbuses in flight simulation: raise the bar with a standout product, backed by a fresh new dev house. Their initial announcement and release of inf

Just now, Tuskin38 said:

Weird, that box should be a link.

The forum software seems to have bugged

https://vector-sim.com/VECTOR-787-SPOTLIGHT/

TYVM Tuskin38. Appreciated!

-B

Edit: Mighty impressive first showing. I look forward to this.

Edited by btacon

Ok now they have my attention. That was a much better presentation as to what they are about. The pics look great. Hopefully performance and systems match the pics because i would love to have top quality 787 available to fly.

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Thanks for the info @Tuskin38 I was not aware at all. Looks like they are building fast. Do you think those guys from Vector Sim are comparable to Quality Wings for P3D/FSX?

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30 minutes ago, Simicro said:

Thanks for the info @Tuskin38 I was not aware at all. Looks like they are building fast. Do you think those guys from Vector Sim are comparable to Quality Wings for P3D/FSX?

Looks far better and more in depth than Qualitywings. They were good but also quite basic in what was simulated.

Someday I want a development head give a TED Talk on a "How to start a Company that builds Add-On Aircraft".

I find it highly fascinating but can't wrap my head around how you can start with building such a high def aircraft from scratch, with nothing to your name, like Fenix did and Vector is doing now.

How does one set this up in a financially sound way that pays a team of 20+ people for years and covers development and research costs.

If a company who already has a business going does something like this, I can understand it, but starting from zero and then tackling an Airliner like this out of the gate? Fenix showed that it can be done, but how does one acquire a financial starter package that gets one going for something like this?

This reminds me of when Fenix burst onto the scene.

That didn't end too badly now, did it?

Stu

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Indeed. Currently it seems Vector came out of cover earlier than Fenix and started their marketing sooner in relation to the actual release. But the vibes are similar.

"Hey we are the new kids at the model aircraft airfield, look what we brought!"

Edited by Farlis

This is going to be momentous!!!

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It seems that development goes much faster than in the FSX/P3D days. Maybe the SDK is better, maybe they staff more people... In any case I won't complain and my feeling is that FS2024 is the best iteration in the FS series, as FSX was. I hope it will last long so that I get a good return on my investments (hardware + addon) 😃

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2 hours ago, Speedbird193 said:

Looks far better and more in depth than Qualitywings. They were good but also quite basic in what was simulated.

Yes, in a completely different league from QW.

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Ugh this is so boring, we need more Airbuses!

(This post brought to you by sarcasm)

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3 hours ago, Farlis said:

Someday I want a development head give a TED Talk on a "How to start a Company that builds Add-On Aircraft".

I find it highly fascinating but can't wrap my head around how you can start with building such a high def aircraft from scratch, with nothing to your name, like Fenix did and Vector is doing now.

How does one set this up in a financially sound way that pays a team of 20+ people for years and covers development and research costs.

If a company who already has a business going does something like this, I can understand it, but starting from zero and then tackling an Airliner like this out of the gate? Fenix showed that it can be done, but how does one acquire a financial starter package that gets one going for something like this?

Choosing the rignt simulator to develop for matters a lot. Like if Vector decided to do this project on P3D or XP, they would probably lose a lot of money. Vector is calculating that the market for MSFS is big enough, that they can earn a nice profit in the end, despite the fact that they have to pay for the salaries of their larger team.

Edited by abrams_tank

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