shamrockflyer

I found this https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/dlss-2-5-1-in-flight-sim/571306/17

How do you get DLSS swapper to detect MSFS installation? I have it installed via the MS store.

Excellent performance! In the PMDG 737-800 with FSLTL running mostly High settings with some on Ultra LOD of around 150 running at 4K I am getting lows of 46fps and highs of 59fps. In the Fenix A320 lows of 36 and highs of 46. Outstanding work! Tests were done both at night and day and with live weather which currently is overcast, poor visibility and heavy rain.

Prevents crashes from RWC when unexpected tornadic activity remarks are encountered in METAR data Cleans up cloud shadows outside the edge of the cloud draw area More aggressively avoids stratus / cumulus cloud layer intersections with RWC Make sure cirrus, stratus, and cirrocumulus clouds in RWC don't change altitude as the local ground level changes. Fixes UI bug in RWC configuration dialog Subtle improvements to cloud lighting

Don't get me wrong, the DC-6 is a totally new step in X-Plane in itself, but there are no modern day heavy aircraft I don't think the DC-6 is considered heavy (correct if I am wrong). I have the DC-6 and thoroughly enjoy it, and now PMDG are in the door I would like to see a close enough release of their future releases to the platform from other platforms such as FSX and P3D.

Roughly how many months after release into Beta for FSX or P3D can we expect to see it in Beta stage for X-Plane 10? X-Plane is desperately lacking a complex simulation of a heavy aircraft and it would be great to see you guys set that milestone in X-Plane.

I am curious as to why you are having so much problems with X-Plane. As for loading times - FSX and P3D were far worse for that for me. One bad experience cannot make you judge something in which others have found better experiences than other platforms. I have been using X-Plane for just over 1 year now and love it, having optimised it to my configuration eventhough the setup is a bit of getting used to.

For the interior sounds probably, but the exterior - I wouldn't believe so. Its a very poor representation of a 767 engine sound.

Having only just started to get into the FF 767 I am blown away at how bad the soundset is. Inside is 'ok' but outside just sounds like a 'REALLY' bad hair drier. Are there any replacement soundpacks out there of an actually PW engine?

I would avoid Flight Factor to be honest. I bought the 767 and I am very disappointed with it, not only that, but Flight Factor have a tendency of charging in excess of $5 per livery for the aircraft. Don't give PMDG's newly released DC-6 a miss! Its a 'MUST' buy for X-Plane.

That I didn't know. Thank you for informing me about that.

But its still possible to add the function into the aircraft, unlike FSX or P3D.

Fantastic update for a week! Just something I would like to clear up - seeing as though X-Plane has the ability to simulate rain drops on the cockpit windows, is there any possibility of adding that functionality to the DC-6?

http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/profile/125097-misterx6/&do=content&type=downloads_file&change_section=1 http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/26184-19ak-icy-bay-alaska/ Happy flying! MisterX makes some of THE best freeware airports available for X-Plane 10, some are better than a lot of payware airports in my opinion. You must download all required files in order for the scenery's to work though, links are provided on the download page. Once downloaded just put into your Custom Scenery folder within the X-Plane directory and away you go.

Alaska for me, flying mostly between PAJN and 19AK (Icy Bay), some great scenery on the way and two fantastic freeware airports. Flying the Everts Air Cargo.