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  1. Only if you want to...and probably not a good idea anyway if you want to stay thinking FS24 is the best thing ever in all respects. I fly 85% FS20, 10% XPlane and 5% FS24. XPlane because it does some things really well and as a real-life glider pilot it flies physically closer to what I expect. FS24 to see if they've fixed it yet. And the final reason to keep XPlane going is just-in-case... Microsoft pull the plug AGAIN.
  2. LOTS of reports of this on discord, but not every AV complains so it's most likely not a real virus...but why risk it, just wait a while...
  3. Lot of fuss right now on their discord about the launcher being dodgy ... as I'm away for a lot of the next month I will wait until July and if all well get the $5 monthly trial.
  4. https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/671840-big-plane-sale-2024/
  5. Some of the Cowansim Helo's are on a big discount...
  6. That of course was posted on the wrong thread!
  7. Some of the Cowansim Helo's are on a big discount...nothing else cheap enough to be worth buying from the Marketplace.
  8. There are also tools that will build the json files for you from scratch e.g. https://github.com/HughesMDflyer4/MSFSLayoutGenerator
  9. Is the 2024 version full native ? Tempted...
  10. Releasing today but don't know when. I'll happily be a $5 beta tester and decide later on continuing. Don't expect Fenix quality...but who wants Yet Another Airbus?
  11. They have a channel https://www.youtube.com/@aerodreams7375 And yes, Prosim for the simulator. Interesting that MSFS is now good enough for the multi-panel displays, it used to be X-Plane that had all the configuration capability to provide the multi-panel displays. Coincidentally yesterday I had an 80-minute session on a 50-year old ex-airline full-motion 737-200 simulator. That used the original simulator software with X-plane for the display. https://aerospace-experience.uk/products/737-200?variant=45559219618057 Brilliant experience, though I'll admit the visuals don't compare!
  12. Yes, I have exactly this problem in VR (Q3) - the front panel is too small and the overhead is too large. I've been meaning too play around with the default VR eye position to see if I can change any of this. Disappointingly the new FMS is also too small and very hard to read in VR. I'm sure the sizes are correct from a design perspective, but its not getting rendered right for some reason. The Miltech C-17 is also 'wrong', but in this case the MFDs are huge and the text on them oversize, like something for children.
  13. The training scenarios are brilliant, include pre-recorded ATC (real humans), diversions, failures etc, etc.
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