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You are probably missing one of the needed libraries for the scenery. Make sure to read the "read me" coming with the scenery package.

With W2XP + Ortho4XP, you get orthoimagery with the correct location for the autogen. Only if OSM is very detailed but it is the case for Germany. You can find your house in XP with this combo. I've seen more realistic screenshots of Germany than the one from FTX.

edited: oops wrong topic.

They don't go hand in hand. We are talking about autogen lod distance basically.

Best one is probably the Brunner CLSE Yoke :o

That was a fast approach :o

I remember flying this aircraft for the first time in FSX. On flnal I turned off the autopilot to fly the aircraft by hand, It was the hardest thing i flew in the simulator. I touched half way on the runway. Pretty bad landing

This. So your question does not really make sense actually.

It's free for "research and education"... Well, we educate ourselves in flying VFR here :Whistle:

I think you can find the same data for France http://professionnels.ign.fr/gratuit (sorry it's in french) . But maybe the available data on OSM is from IGN, not sure. Interesting though.

Something tells me, we are going to see passengers entering/leaving the airplane soon Now modeling the terminal interiors will make more sense haha.

I tend to pay attention to the vertical speed. It should be low no matter what

You should try without Extended DSF

Some screenshots with the Pumper cockpit: http://imgur.com/a/PZc8A

X-Plane: - B777 (with the remade VC) / B757 / A350 from FF - Airbus from several devs. -Plenty of quality GA aicrafts But the most important thing is W2XPL with Photoscenery. It is magical. First you don't get blurries like in P3D, and second you get every buildings at their correct locations. However if you lurk fsdeveloper, it looks like it is coming for FS/P3D as well. FranceVFR does it but i read somewhere you get OOM fairly quickly...?