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  1. Yeah I made the screenshots too early. More at the end of the video is that what I mean... Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbRLnebP0qU The following two screenshots are better examples because thats when the 777 is reaching cruising speed with retracted flaps so the beacon light illumination is noticeable:
  2. Since the bottom beacon light is illuminating the engines can you please include the top beacon light illumination on the wing too? That would be awesome because I also enjoy not just the cockpit but also the wingview at cruising altitudes during darkness. It feels so realistic and I like the opportunity to switch between pilot and passanger. It just makes long flights more pleasant and thrilling with the 777. Here are some photos: Wingview without beacon light illumination. Wingview with beacon light illumination (on the upper part of the wing).
  3. Since the bottom beacon lights are illuminating the engines can you simulate the top beacon lights illumination at the wings too? That would be awesome because when I was traveling with the 777-300ER at night in real life I always saw the beacon light illuminating the wing.
  4. Since the bottom beacon lights are illuminating the engines can you simulate the top beacon lights illumination on the wings too? That would be awesome because when I was traveling with the 777-300ER at night in real life I always saw the beacon light illuminating the wing.
  5. Since the bottom beacon lights are illuminating the engines can you guys simulate the top beacon lights illumination at the wings too? That would be awesome because when I was traveling with the 777-300ER at night in real life I always saw the beacon light illuminating the wing.
  6. Oh Im sorry. Now I have done it. Thanks for reminding me.
  7. That is a great idea. Beacon lights illumating the wing would be awesome.
  8. It worked! Thank you very much to all!
  9. Allright thanks! I downloaded the latest version of the 300ER from PMDG but when I wanted to install it they ask me if I want to "Repair" or "Remove" it?? I just want to install this version.
  10. Thats just for the Boeing 777-200LR and Freighter. There are updates for the 777-300ER too which I need.
  11. Hello, I think, since a year Im waiting for the PMDG 777 updates for CD/DVD customers. But you guys are still telling me the following: "This update is not yet available. We are working on a solution for CD/DVD customers" Please I just want to update my PMDG 777 box version. How much time do you guys still need?? Patrick
  12. I have one and tried. Didnt help much.
  13. Yeah I did but I couldnt find a suitable option yet.. Can someone please help me. I just want to make my FSX night darker.
  14. Hello folks, when Im flying during night times in FSX the NIGHT IS JUST TOO BRIGHT. With different versions of ENB I could more or less darken the night. Some versions even had pitch black nights. So my question is if there is any chance to adjust the night brightness with reshade especially in the MasterEffect file. I couldnt find a suitable option yet.. Thanks in advance Best regards Patrick
  15. Thank you very much James! I installed reshade to FSX and its truly a replacement for ENB. It can look just as awesome as ENB or even better! And it doesnt crash! Hallelujah! Many greetings, Patrick

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