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Which mod are you referring to? The prop discs drive me crazy too so I'd be happy to have them fixed.

Really hoping it's Dubai. FlyTampa confirmed that Dubai was never planned for MSFS, and that "no one has touched it in 11 years".

Just to be clear, we aren't. I apologize if the earlier messages came across as combative, but as he's quite sick at the moment (as he alluded to) some leeway would be appreciated. We're definitely behind on our original schedule, but such is software development. I'll admit that we need to be better on communication going forward, which I'll bring up to the team next week to discuss. New previews have been posted to our Facebook. They are highly work-in-progress and subject to change before release, but they show that we are, in fact, working in earnest on getting this out the door sooner than later. More information will be shared during the "State of the Sim" Twitch stream, whenever that get's rescheduled to. We appreciate the support and enthusiasm greatly.

Updated. Thanks!

What was the issue? I'll see if we can replicate it and get it fixed before the official release.

By popular request, we have delayed the rollout of SP1 to add a second CDI source. https://imgur.com/a/sOlthLE

Putting it on the forums for a few days is merely a precaution against something like a CTD that only affects users with a certain system config making it out to the wider user base. We've had it in testing for the past month internally, it's ready to go - we like to err on the side of caution, though.

Not quite, we just want to roll it out incrementally in case something major slipped past our beta team. Once bitten, twice shy. Should nothing come up, it'll go out to everyone else at the end of the week.

The decision to delay it was only made at the tail end of this past week, and we ran out of time before the weekend to make an official announcement. We'll be putting out an update to our social media early next week explaining the situation.

At the time, we were hopeful that the situation would have allowed our team to come back online in a relatively timely manner, but that's obviously proven to not be the case; some of them have been able to return to work, but we're still only at maybe 1/3 of our previous capacity. Thankfully, our coworkers and their families have managed to remain safe and healthy to date, but a warzone isn't exactly conducive to a productive work environment. We deeply apologize for having to delay the product, but we're doing the best that we can with the cards that we (and quite a few other devs) have been dealt.

We're still shooting for a Q2 release; we'll be starting to show it off in the coming weeks if all goes to plan.

Reported internally, thanks! And what about the NAV1/NAV2 behavior in VLOC mode?

Hi Bert, If you could elaborate on those two issues, we'll make sure to get them resolved for the service pack. Thanks!

Same issue here, I thought I was the only one.

Same issue here using the last official update. Metars were reporting heavy rain and strong winds aloft, yet it was clear skies and variable winds out to the horizon.

Getting quite close. We're in a pretty advanced beta stage and we're working to get it as close as possible to the real bird before release.

A Sled Driver (with whom we're consulting with on this project, by the way) was able to push the jet to Mach 3.5 over Libya. Depending on atmospheric conditions and CIT (as well as how clever you are at managing the inlets), you'll be able to go that fast too.

Like the real world, no 2 flights are going to be the same. Trust me when I say that there will be more than enough to keep even the most diehard Blackbird-enthusiast busy on every flight 😉

The ATR is coming along nicely, though most of the progress of late has been in code which is hard to properly showcase while in development. The model and texture set has also been receiving some love, and we think the results will be worth the wait when we start to showcase it.

We've shared some new pics of our upcoming Blackbird, along with a brief status update on the project. https://www.facebook.com/Milviz/posts/4835606076483729

1. We didn't test it at all on Windows 7, so I'm not too sure honestly. If the King Air from us works in your installation then the P180E should as well, but we make no promises. Officially, the only supported OS is Windows 10. 2. It will find the correct path for 4.5 on its own, no extra input required.

I've used it extensively in 4.5 with no issues. It works fine, there just isn't any official support for it.

An F-117 would actually be somewhat feasible. The -1 and the -1-1 (OCIP Supplement) have already been declassified (leaked..) and are freely available on the web, along with a surprising amount of pilot's references and handbooks. Really, the only thing still classified that would be really helpful to have is the -34-1 which spells out the weapons systems, delivery profiles, MPD pages, IRADS, etc etc. Everything else about the aircraft's overall systems and flight characteristics are already available, though an F-117 without accurately simulated weapons and delivery systems would be pretty pointless, to be honest. A B-2 is simply not going to happen. The USAF only just recently released a video of the aircraft's cockpit in-flight, and really the only thing you could gather from the video is that it's pretty primitive for something so capable and expensive.

Did you uninstall it via the Windows 'Add or Remove Programs' tool? That, along with deleting the KA-specific files in AppData\Local\MVAMS and AppData\Roaming\Military Visualizations Inc, has always worked for me.

It's very close to a final build and a release, just fixing the last couple of open items and out it goes.