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over 3 month left since the last update....any progress? Or is the project dead?
PA28-181 Piper Archer III
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 04:18 AM
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 11:34 PM
Absolutely not dead 
We are working on the next generation version. 3D interior, exterior,, animations, manipulators,
plugins, systems. Will have something to show you pretty soon.
M
We are working on the next generation version. 3D interior, exterior,, animations, manipulators,
plugins, systems. Will have something to show you pretty soon.
M
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Posted 19 March 2010 - 09:24 AM
Morten, on 18 March 2010 - 11:34 PM, said:
Absolutely not dead
We are working on the next generation version. 3D interior, exterior,, animations, manipulators,
plugins, systems. Will have something to show you pretty soon.
M
We are working on the next generation version. 3D interior, exterior,, animations, manipulators,
plugins, systems. Will have something to show you pretty soon.
M
Looking forward to it
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Posted 30 April 2010 - 09:14 AM
Update, Beta 2.5
Last saved in XP v 940
- Added 360 deg photoreal 2D views from shots that I took.
Gives a much better sence of "being there" than the old ones.
- Minor flightmodel updates
DOWNLOAD Beta 2.5
Last saved in XP v 940
- Added 360 deg photoreal 2D views from shots that I took.
Gives a much better sence of "being there" than the old ones.
- Minor flightmodel updates
DOWNLOAD Beta 2.5
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Posted 30 April 2010 - 10:55 AM
Very nice.
It is good to see this fantastic aircraft coming along nicely.
Keep up the good work
It is good to see this fantastic aircraft coming along nicely.
Keep up the good work
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Posted 01 May 2010 - 04:06 AM
Thanks for an excellent plane! And I love the exterior sound
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Posted 01 May 2010 - 02:13 PM
this aircraft just gets better and better.
Thank you
Peter
Thank you
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Posted 02 May 2010 - 09:29 AM
Thanks guy's, you havnt seen anything yet 
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Posted 13 May 2010 - 05:26 AM
Very impressive work ! i'm very fan with the shadow who move on the panel intruments !!
i'm also very impressive by my level of english....
continue again
i'm also very impressive by my level of english....
continue again
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Posted 04 June 2010 - 10:21 AM
Have been gone for a while, very busy getting my Flight Instructors License, but this looks absolutely amazing!
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Posted 13 July 2010 - 12:24 PM
Happy to hear this project is still happening. Beeing an Archer III I guess it will be an all modern interior? I will start my flight trainig in a 1979 Warrior II soon and am looking fod something useful in X-plane for good practise in cockpit recognition. Will there also be a analouge version to your PA-28? Any screenshots at this stage in production :-)
Ps love the present model although the default horrible Garmin GNS 430 I could do without, just taking valuable space next to your nice instruments and gauges.
Mike
Ps love the present model although the default horrible Garmin GNS 430 I could do without, just taking valuable space next to your nice instruments and gauges.
Mike
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Posted 13 July 2010 - 06:38 PM
You did it again!
Superb work.
Thanks
Peter
Superb work.
Thanks
Peter
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Posted 15 July 2010 - 06:15 PM
This may just be me but,
in the new version is seems as thought the prop is offset to the right of center when spinning.
It looks fine from the outside the cockpit view show the disc off to the right.
I also see strange artifacts when I try to alter the view from the front window. Normally I can move the horizon up or down without a problem but now I have what I assume is the nose of the aircraft coming into view. Whatever it is, it is not attached to the aircraft and one corner of it is visible on the right edge of the front window all the time. Again, no problem from outside.
Not a complaint, just an observation. I'll try for a screen shot later.
Peter
in the new version is seems as thought the prop is offset to the right of center when spinning.
It looks fine from the outside the cockpit view show the disc off to the right.
I also see strange artifacts when I try to alter the view from the front window. Normally I can move the horizon up or down without a problem but now I have what I assume is the nose of the aircraft coming into view. Whatever it is, it is not attached to the aircraft and one corner of it is visible on the right edge of the front window all the time. Again, no problem from outside.
Not a complaint, just an observation. I'll try for a screen shot later.
Peter
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Posted 15 July 2010 - 07:18 PM
Here are the screen shots to go with the above post
Peter
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Posted 16 July 2010 - 12:07 PM
Peter,
This has to do with your
- Screen resolution
- Field of view
X-Plane treats WIDE panels different than the old small ones.
In short if you use VERY high res or FOV things might look distorted and
bit's of the exterior will show.
The simple solution if you wish to keep your settings is to open the acf in planemaker.
Goto Menu/standard/viewpoint/view
and UNCHECK the box "show outside acf structure in 2D forward panel views"
Save.
Thats it
M
This has to do with your
- Screen resolution
- Field of view
X-Plane treats WIDE panels different than the old small ones.
In short if you use VERY high res or FOV things might look distorted and
bit's of the exterior will show.
The simple solution if you wish to keep your settings is to open the acf in planemaker.
Goto Menu/standard/viewpoint/view
and UNCHECK the box "show outside acf structure in 2D forward panel views"
Save.
Thats it
M
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Posted 16 July 2010 - 06:16 PM
Morten, on 16 July 2010 - 01:07 PM, said:
Peter,
This has to do with your
- Screen resolution
- Field of view
X-Plane treats WIDE panels different than the old small ones.
In short if you use VERY high res or FOV things might look distorted and
bit's of the exterior will show.
The simple solution if you wish to keep your settings is to open the acf in planemaker.
Goto Menu/standard/viewpoint/view
and UNCHECK the box "show outside acf structure in 2D forward panel views"
Save.
Thats it
M
This has to do with your
- Screen resolution
- Field of view
X-Plane treats WIDE panels different than the old small ones.
In short if you use VERY high res or FOV things might look distorted and
bit's of the exterior will show.
The simple solution if you wish to keep your settings is to open the acf in planemaker.
Goto Menu/standard/viewpoint/view
and UNCHECK the box "show outside acf structure in 2D forward panel views"
Save.
Thats it
M
Thanks Morten,
I knew it had to have something to do with my setup. I'll give your instructions whirl over the weekend.
Keep up the good work
Peter
