Raven214

Thanks I see it now. Either it just popped up there or I've been overlooking it since yesterday lol.

Where is it? I don't see it?

I had to turn down my rudder sensitivity. Even so, it's still a bit touchy, making it difficult at times to keep the plane on a smooth straight line down the runway. The tail-draggers seem especially prone to this problem, although maybe that is a realistic part of their nature (if not just a bit over done).

Slightly off topic, but why does this not show on the MSFS home page? I've been waiting all day for this but it says it was posted 21 hours ago. :eek::confused: Back on topic, it's a good start. The game is working fine for me so I'm awaiting the bug fixes for aircraft and systems, but I understand just getting it installed is a problem for a fair amount of people so that should obviously be priority number 1.

As far as I am aware, MS has never said you can't import aircraft. In fact, I've read of developers considering just that. Unless you want an "Easy Button" to automatically convert an aircraft on your own - that does not exist. But that's not really how this works. You're talking about "importing" content built on a system ~15 years old. FS2020 isn't just a slight every other year update, it's a whole new ballgame. To convert a plane properly will require a good bit of work on the model, textures, and flight dynamics. The small caveat is there is a "legacy" mode in FS2020 which would presumably use the old flight model, but even then there is still a lot of work to be done visually.

I'd say it is unlikely. As I understand it, Aerosoft pushed for the deal in Europe.

The site mentioned in the video is: https://www.msfsaddons.org/ I'm not familiar with it, but it does appear the liveries are free. :pilot:

Some new liveries are already coming out. Most appear to be for the A320 so far.

It's the "Points of Interest" function that you'll need to set/use.

That's really surprising to me that something this complex wouldn't have a PDF manual. Hopefully it was just an oversight and they'll put one out there soon.

Going off how it fared after the first 45 minutes, mine probably took about 2.5 hrs to download last night. I can't say for sure as I was getting the family to bed, but when I got up in the middle of the night it was ready to go! I do feel bad for those with slow connections. When I first got internet over 20 years ago now it was dial-up and a big download was over 1 MB lol! Times sure have changed.

What on earth are you rambling on about?

I could be wrong, but it appears there are different ways to sort the plane list. One video appeared to have them grouped by engine type, e.g. turboprops.

I've been watching videos too... The difference is now they're saying it's the release version of the game rather than the press release preview. Sheesh.