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FSHud - I just did a flight from NZMF to NZQN. I entered the flight plan with a ceiling of 14000. Now, that area of NZ is extremely mountainous. I left NZMF and climbed to 10000 which is high enough to clear all the mountains. Then QN tower grabbed me and tried to descend me to 2000 on a 079 heading. The heading was fine but 2000 is right into the bottom of the mountains. I ignored the descent then they had me descend to 7000 which I followed. 7000 is still too low. So I went to 7000 and requested cruise alt increase which was denied then I requested 10000 which was again denied. SI manually topgunned throught the gaps in the hills and then manually vectored myself to the 05 RNAV approach at QN. I have had better experiences in PF3 and Pilot2ATC which will descend me via the arrival under my own steam and stating an altitude to be at by waypoint *******. FSHud seems to be decent for airliner ops but I was vectored like I was in a fighter onto an ILS approach which overshot me. This was done from a real world flight plan in the pmdg 737-600 YSSY - YMML. So having used and currently still use P2ATC and PF3, I cannot recommend FSHud above them. Although, the traffic component of FShud is excellent. PF3 won't control traffic but will passively interact and direct you around them even for taxi routes and has holds which is nice. P2ATC had the best vectoring I've encountered so far but it felt like I was flying alone in the sky but I'd say if you aren't a native US speaker be cautious as I find that it struggles quite a lot to pick up my aussie accent correctly, even after doing a lot of the grammar training . I haven't tried PROATC as it's 81.38 Australian, if I could refund FSHud and grab that I would. I snagged PF3 for half that. I'd love to give it a go but there is no trial period from what I can gather. If I had to pick only one, I would pick PF3 for immersion's sake even though the user interface is behind the others.

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So if you use two Photo realism mods, whichever one is the first in order will prioritise. But.... If that area is smaller for example than the other mod, the other mod will fill in what the first didn't as the first will have geographic coords for itself. Once it finishes whatever other mod below or autogen will then take over. So in your example above, put your preferred mod above the other. Like I said earlier, I'd buy a good autogen like ORBX global and then run photo scenery over the top. Unless you have photo scenery covering the entire continent you are flying in, there is no getting away from misalignment on the border of the photo scenery. That's why I like TE Britain because it covers the entire country. Then the autogen will come in when I cross the channel or fly to Ireland but having a good autogen means you don't really notice the difference til you descend below 7k. My two cents.

You certainly can use it. You just have to make sure the photo is above any autogen. It will take priority and autogen addons will fill in places the photo is missing. It wont align properly but is better than not using autogen mods as then you'd only get the default p3d autogen. I would personally use photo realistic and let orbx global base or orbx lc cover the rest.

Fair few things discounted. Certainly worth a browse. https://www.pcaviator.com/store/home.php?cat=744

Do people really need a link to justflight?

My AV/AM picked up Trojan:Win32/Azden.B!cl upon download of the 750. The 650 was ok. Is this a known issue? All AV companies report this one as severe.

All installed ok. A few tiny bugs but nothing game breaking. The one big issue I have is, no sound in the cockpit.

All installed ok. A few tiny bugs but nothing game breaking. The one big issue I have is, no sound in the cockpit.

Most likely because your registry still has the v4 edits. I'm gonna get it. I was waiting out to see if it would work without having to muck around with the files.

Would that also work for the vertx da62?

Nice one mate. Could you possibly show me what to edit?

Hi there. I have heard there's a way to install realair planes into v5. I own two of them but haven't touched them since v5. Can anyone help me out with how to install them.

Not quite. Without weather I can crank all settings to max and still be smooth. Once some cloud cover sets in she starts to slow down. You would need quite a hefty rig to run everything on max. I was more than happy turning a few things down a notch. The extra oomph in your cpu will help.

I have two of the realairs but cannot install them. And I really would rather not reinstall 4.5 to install then copy the folders across. Bit of a bummer.