TheFlightSimGuy

I would disagree, I just did a benchmark on a fresh install of the 777-300 and one airport. With it I went from 45fps to 21fps when using the taxi camera. The suspected .Net improvements you are getting seem out of place.

They make great planes! Looks like a fine addition.

You are man of many talents sir! Still see your face every time I shave with one of you masterpiece razors. Its not my video, but he usually does a great job when it comes to highlighting features. He is the one who sold me on P3D v3

I found this video that shows how it works here. Also provides some good guidance on the cinematographer feature.

Sorry if I missed this, but what is DR fix?

SPAD allows for the individual programming of each switch and button on your Saitek Panels using a graphical interface. It makes things much easier and intuitive for the user than FSUIPC does. Also, FSUIPC does not recognize all of the clicks of the multipanel, instrument panel, etc which doesnt allow you to effectively program them individually. FSUIPC is more useful for the yoke and throttle than anything else.

I would recommend SPAD.neXt https://secure.simmarket.com/spad.next.phtml

He is asking for the email on his order account to be changed as it appears to be accidentally linked to his hotmail account.

I know they have been around for a while. But I dont think anyone would put them in the ranks of A2A, PMDG, Majestic, Milviz, Aerosoft, RealAir, etc. If they aren't a top 5 dev, it would take a little more to make me jump head first into it. Regardless, I own AF2, enjoy it (especially in VR), and look forward to its future.

I dont know if I would call them well known. They make oddball GA aircraft, except the Lear that they made, I tried that Blade plane once and it was pretty horrible. Regardless, I guess its better than nothing. Would be more excited to see bigger names show some interest. But as he stated in that thread, the aircraft tools are non-existent at this time, so it may be a little while until devs can really get a feel of what is possible to develop in this platform.

Looks like a Quickie in that thread, not a Trinidad

I have a slightly different take on things. 1. Is it 64 bit? Yes 2. Is it as easy as P3D and FSX to add 3rd party addon sceneries? It is easier than P3D but uses a similar tech to DTG direct scenery in FSX Steam in that it uses Steam to install sceneries. 3. Is it a globe with round earth topology? Yes, but most of the world isnt modeled. Only the South West US and Switzerland. Even in these areas, its not complete as many airports are not modeled at all. So you have most of the world that isn't usable. At its current pace, you will have to pay for the world one piece at a time. 4. Can we addon external weather, ATC, Airliners, Textures like REX etc ? Not at this time. They opened up an SDK for 3PD's but so far no notable ones have jumped on board. 5. Does it make use of Multi core, multi Processor CPUs? So far it is an amazing performer, but you have to recognize that in most of the coverage area its just flat photoreal. No way of telling how it performs with more fleshed out autogen. 6. IS it DX12? No. And I dont see this as a bad thing as DX12 is still only limited to Windows 10 and has its own restrictions. 7. Can we add UT AI traffic No. At this time there is no AI traffic at all and the liveries that exist are woefully outdated. 8. Can it use FSUIPC for home cockpit? No. At this time is doesnt have a competitor to Simconnect which would allow this customization. But the dev has been adding support for some basic Saitek hardware. 9. Can we add EZDOK (or does it come with its own stuff that we do not need EZDOK) No. Again, the SDK may allow this, but the current camera system is severely limited.

Gorgeous shots.

I would spend the money on a motorized TQ and Trim wheel instead of these projectors. They have tremendous light run off and as Gerard said, are not nearly as sharp as a good 4k TV

The only reason I would want to live that long, is if I had a cool story like his to tell to generations. God speed.