Just extract all folders into the Airplanes folder in the SimObjects folder which located in the root folder of simulator. The fleet has almost all airways in the world.
#Flight simulator x 787 series
Anyway, i did not have more options, so i fixed them one by one.Īt last, I've created an optimized Boeing 787 fleet consists of total 56 pieces 787 series (787-8, 787-9 and 787-10) and tested them all. The worst part is, i had to make these fixs one by one for each 787 since all of them are individual objects as i described above. Night textures of some planes had bugs (passenger cabin lights were off), reverse thrust was not working and could not be able to do a stable flight since aerodynamic values of some planes was configured as wrong. Only disadvantage of this situation is the disk space they take up.Īs i talked about in my Airbus A380 pack article, i faced some problems on these 787s. As a result, all created Boeing 787s for FSX were became as individual objects (planes, folders). I guess people who created other airways were followed the same path. It seems whoever made this first Boeing 787 add-on aircraft was not wanted to derive new airways from it just by copying new textures into it. I tried to convert them to default format as it should be (one main Boeing 787 object (folder) with texture (airways) folders), but it did not work. In other saying, each Boeing 787 plane (airways) had its own folder. On these 787s, every single airways was an individual, complete aircraft. This means you can add different variants of airplanes just by copying its textures into the related aircraft's folder and adding its profile data into the aircraft.cfg file of aircraft. Normally, all default aircrafts were single objects (folders) in FSX.
Anyway, i downloaded all 787s i could find, but somethings were wrong at these planes. But they were not as packaged, they had been published as individually for each airways on the internet. I found lots of Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes for Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) when i was looking for add-on planes and textures. FSDS 3.Flight Simulator X (FSX) Steam Edition Boeing 787 Dreamliner Pack Posted On : Nov 05, 2020 The models should run in FS2004 and probably also in P3dV3 but it is not tested. The big american frigate USS Constitution and the british frigate HMS Surprise are included in this package as ai-ships. The effects allows you to fire broadsides to starboard and port seperatly. Twentyfour cameras let you explore the whole ship: The deck, the lower gun deck and you can enjoy the sailors views from high above in the masts. The Sim-model is almost complete rigged with hundreds of ropes and has fourteen animated guns, six animated stunsails and six unimated crewmen. In February 1804 a special task group entered the harbor during night on a small vessel, named USS Intrepid and burned down its own frigate to prepar the harbor to be defeated in a later time.
The partly demaged Philadelphia later was towed by the Tripolitans to the harbor to enforce the City of Tripoli with its additional guns. After doing a regular blockade duty she chased in October 1803 an Libyan privateer but ran aground on an uncharted reef close to Tripoli harbor. This american sailing ship is famous from the Barbary Wars in the Mediterranean Sea. Made some gauges clickable to toggle them in expanded state.įSX (Accelleration) Package Frigate USS Philadelphia from the late 18th century with two AI-vessels. Recoloring of backgrounds of some gauges. GPS-NAV switch in Auto Pilot, Heading value display and adjust values in Auto Pilot. Annunciator panel is now more extended. Small changes and additions in Light configuration. Added original POH for the Piper Archer III. Added documentation including Reference and Checks kneeboard files.
#Flight simulator x 787 full
Many small changes and additions have been applied.įor a full list see the file Piper Archer-III_mod.pdf in Overall color as opposed to Rien's release. Overall the gauges in VC now do have darker background or This is little revamp of the Piper Archer-III by Rien Cornelissen.
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