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A keybind for 'dev mod pause,' where it actually freezes the airplane (e.g., the gear stops moving if it’s in transit). For the life of me, I cannot get it to work in FS2024, whereas it worked flawlessly in FS2020.

I don't have a particularly powerful system, nor do I have a weak one. My performance has been a bit of a struggle in FS2020, worse than the PMDG and Fenix. The A350 performs a bit better in FS2024, but I'm not all that pleased with FS2024 as a simulator yet, and I'm still awaiting some future updates from Asobo and other developers before seriously migrating over. I haven't tried the A350 with Frame Gen. yet, so it's not the end of the world, and there are still options available. Nevertheless, I'm sure iniBuilds will issue some updates to address performance in the coming days or weeks.

Hi there. Unfortunately, as far as I'm aware, that's not possible since everything is streamed and not on our local ends. Since the marketplace isn't available either, we can't download them. I could be wrong, but I believe that's the case right now. Really disappointing is true

I accidentally forgot to include the "icao_airline = _ _ _ " in some aircraft.cfg files, which tells Fenix which cabin announcements to use. This has been fixed for both my Flightsim.to and livery manager liveries. If you don't mind, give them a redownload that should resolve the issue.

Thank you for the kind words! Once Sharklets are available, sure

Two-class cabins are only available on the A321 at this current time from Fenix.

Hi everyone. I can only speak for myself on this matter, but to provide some clarification with my liveries at least: Liveries of mine between the livery manager and Flightsim.to are usually identical in nearly all areas. Sometimes they're the exact same; however, occasionally there's a few differences. I have a document and a pdf that I include in liveries that are subtly different. I've provided an excerpt from it that should hopefully clear up some confusion: Here are some pictures, for example. Sometimes the difference will be adding an IFE screen or doing some 'texture magic' to make it appear as if there is a magazine holder in the upper part of the seat (such as the Collins Aerospace "Meridian" seat seen on American's A319s and A321s). Some users like having these details; other users don't care as much and prefer that I remain consistent with the rest of the Fenix livery manager. Fenix doesn't allow textured 3D things that aren't consistent with their model details within the manager. With that being said, I can assure you, aside from minor cabin things like this, that Fenix takes great pride in the quality of the liveries within the manager, and you aren't missing out by using them.

To get this thread back on track, iFly have released some new pictures on their Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/s4Q8vPVFqXGNhrUx/

Apologies if this news has already been talked about, but I haven't seen any posts about it yet. X-Codr is bringing their Denver Intl. from X-Plane to MSFS. https://www.x-codrdesigns.com/post/announcing-kden-denver-international-airport-for-msfs-coming-soon

No worries!

Just to clarify, iniBuilds did not create this scenery. There are merely the vendor that sells it (similar to Orbx Central). BMW and AmSim are the developers of the scenery, and all comments regarding the scenery should be directed towards them.

Imaginesim is working on DFW; they've got a few previews over on their Facebook page. I'm a little concerned, given the quality of their ATL release and their refusal to acknowledge any of the comments.