-TheoGregory Posted December 27, 2009 Report Posted December 27, 2009 If you turn off that co-pilot. I'm pretty sure you wont notice the fps change at all it might be 1-2 fps and 1-2 fps for a better sense of realism and immersion is not a big cost.Fantastic work Javier!TheoGregory Quote
Leen de Jager Posted December 30, 2009 Report Posted December 30, 2009 I really want to thank you for making this plane. I was about to save up for a $1,500 computer, so that I would be able to play FSX. I always thought that it wasn't possible to make a plane like the PMDG products in X-Plane. But ever since I saw your plane I changed my mind, I am staying with X-Plane, and now I don't have to waste money on a new computer.........................Whahahaha.......thats a nice one.Investing in a strong rig is not a waiste of money.Some times ago I got myself a real nice rig capable of running FSX smoothly.Yes X-Plane is doing very wel on this machine ( almost all sliders to the max ) nevertheless we have to keep in mind the fact X-Plane is no longer the PC friendly sim it was in the past.I you want to run X-Plane with all its features you need a strong system.This magnificent plane will need some resources too I assume.Leen de Jager Quote
Japo32 Posted December 30, 2009 Author Report Posted December 30, 2009 Today I made little experiments. Put a model of the plane without rain (yes.. it will have rain on windshield (on 3D) and cleaning it), pilots, and cabin... and didn't notice any change on fps. When I notice change on fps is changing options on x-plane rendering options.To let you know.. right now with a g285, q6600 windows xp in an airport with buildings, all full on rendering stuff.. 1680x1050 screen and antialiasing with Nhancer 4x I have 42 frames when battery off, and 35 battery on and systems on.On air.. I have 50 or so.If I downgrade the rendering options I have more fps.. Quote
Nova Posted December 30, 2009 Report Posted December 30, 2009 Then i can expect about maybe 20fps? :'( Got a Core2Duo with 3.6GHz OC with 260GTX 216 and 4GB 1066MHz RAM.But i lately noticed, that neither graphics, nor RAM speed is what X-Plane really needs. After a blackout the board clocked back to standard 3GHz and 800MHz RAM and i wasn't even able to get even near to 25 fps with the same settings, whereas i had 35 fps @ FL320.Even with 1066MHz DDR2 i didn't even notice a difference of 1 fps. Quote
ymdshh Posted December 31, 2009 Report Posted December 31, 2009 The machine and graphic setting (and maybe enviroment setting) may be greatly different from my x-plane.I have a kind of powerless PC and not playing with full graphic options.I think the fps you normally get with a default airplane ( like CL415, cirrus jet, L5 or cessna172 in 3D cockpit) in specific area and sky condition (maybe default sky in demo area?) would also be a cue to know what performance others will get with this beauty. Comparing with other plane is easier, I think. Quote
Japo32 Posted December 31, 2009 Author Report Posted December 31, 2009 Ok.. lets start:LOWI rwy 8, all in 'w', and then Control+o (no moving from the first shot)engines running. simulator time 12:40 local January 1 gmt -2. CL415 : 41 fpsCessna 172: 43 fpsCirrus the Jet: 45 fpsAvanti Ferrari: 36 fpsPC7 Apache: 43 fpsMU2 v1.1: 41 fpsBK117 (simple version): 42 fpsATG Javelin 1.3: 40ATG6 Texan: 41 fpsSeamax 1.2: 46 fpsCRJ-200 (alpha version. Still to have better fps): 34 fpsRendering Options:nhancer options:hardware:Nvidia Gforce gx285Intel Q6600Windows xp sp34 gb ram (only 3 are used on XP)hope it is clear for you... but still the CRJ is on development.. so first Anton programs all the systems and later he makes optimization. But right now.. at one of the most crowded airports on the default X-Plane, we have 34, that is really smooth. Once we takeoff we have 20 more fps. Quote
ymdshh Posted December 31, 2009 Report Posted December 31, 2009 Thank you for taking your time.It's better than I expected.If it's almost same fps with Avanti, there would be no problem for me. Quote
Simmo W Posted December 31, 2009 Report Posted December 31, 2009 Sounds promising Javier. Thanks for showing us all your settings! So, it looks like antialiasing doesn't need to be maxed, is it a law of diminishing return? same with anisiotototopriocic? Hehe . Gloworm gave me a great tip NOT to compress textures, textures are amazing without compressing. That's the best tip ever. Your vids are incredible considering. Thanks to your tips, Heinz has used one of my caravelle vids on his site.. Quote
Nova Posted December 31, 2009 Report Posted December 31, 2009 Getting 33fps with the same settings (Mitsubishi). Quote
Maxime Posted December 31, 2009 Report Posted December 31, 2009 Dear Japo32,I have a IMac G5, do you think she will run well on my computer?Your sea max and Tom Kyler's the MU-2 runs fast on my computer. Quote
Japo32 Posted December 31, 2009 Author Report Posted December 31, 2009 ah.. also you have to put traffic to 1 airplane and rendering solutions per frame on 1. If you have more.. you will have less fps.Yes, Maxime you will be able to run it perfectly. Anton is programming on a Mac Notebook.But, for those that has less computer, I must remember that my configuration is almost the maximun settings. High-max settings.. so you can lower the cars, buildings, and even with not pixel shader you will have more Fps. Maybe 20 more (just the pixel rendering option to off). You won't be able to see the normal maps and reflexions (still is really gorgeus to see it), but you will be able to fly it, that I think is the most important thing. BUT.. remember.. this is not a plane for FSX where having a really big computer I always have 15 fps with any payware plane. And of course not at maximun settings.What we are trying to build is a plane for today computers.. not future ones. But if you want to have all those leading graphics stuff and systems you will have to pay a little of frame drop. But always my first important point is to preserve the good sensations of x-plane good frames while flying. Quote
leonell Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 ...FMS will be like real one with AIRAC database. So holdings, SID, STAR, fuel prediction, etc is simulated. Right now, the systems are working like in real one aircraft, except some special failures, but that will be added in future updates of the plane....I have one question. What will be source of AIRAC for your FMS? X-Plane default "navdata" ? Your format? Import from some Navigraph's format?This is important for actualization of AIRAC....Thank you very much. Quote
Nova Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 And it hopefully comes with an up to date AIRAC. The default navdata from X-Plane sucks like hell, at least for Germany.About 1/4 of the fixes are not available. Had to edit the navdata.dat by hand to get it even near to a level where i can use it for online flights. And from time to time, i still need to edit it to insert fixes that are still not available. Quote
Cameron Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 AIRAC data will be provided by: http://www.navdata.at/It is up to you as a user to keep it up to date by subscribing to their service should you choose to. Quote
Nik Posted January 13, 2010 Report Posted January 13, 2010 And it hopefully comes with an up to date AIRAC. The default navdata from X-Plane sucks like hell, at least for Germany.About 1/4 of the fixes are not available. Had to edit the navdata.dat by hand to get it even near to a level where i can use it for online flights. And from time to time, i still need to edit it to insert fixes that are still not available.have never tried to send the right data to robin peel? Quote
skypara Posted February 9, 2010 Report Posted February 9, 2010 Yes, I agree that it will be great if the CRJ200 has general compatibility with the data from AIRAC... It is a very nice feeling to know that each month your system gets updated just as the real one. The thing is whether the X-Plane itself has the AIRAC update? Quote
MdMax Posted February 9, 2010 Report Posted February 9, 2010 Hello !The thing is whether the X-Plane itself has the AIRAC update?Updates can be downloaded here for X-Plane: http://data.x-plane.com/ Quote
Skyguider Posted February 9, 2010 Report Posted February 9, 2010 Hey guyes, just for info , awaiting the gorgeous CRJ200, you can use the PSS SID-STAR-NAV data from AIRAC Navigraph translated for X-PLANE with an available plugin. I've done it and now my AIRAC is 100%completed and updaiting it every month......But anyway, this is not the place to discuss for that. Quote
skypara Posted February 10, 2010 Report Posted February 10, 2010 A quick question to the developers:Any intentions for a system failures random generator?After few monts of using a new plane and all systems are learned - one way to keep the interest up is to start creating some critical situations requiring precise following of the Abnormal Procedures... Quote
Japo32 Posted March 1, 2010 Author Report Posted March 1, 2010 Didn't saw this one. Yes.. but not now. On future if everything is ok.. then we will develope a failure system.. but for now the failures will be inside x-plane simulator.Anyway.. while flying making testings of stall speeds, altitude reachings, modifying airfoils.. etc.. I saw this beautifull sunset. Quote
Gjalp Posted March 1, 2010 Report Posted March 1, 2010 oooooohhhh, that is a nice sunset. but even nicer is the light of the sunset reflecting off the pilots control yoke!This is looking beautiful. take your time and finish her nice Slainte,AndyNZCH Quote
Skyguider Posted March 1, 2010 Report Posted March 1, 2010 I'm going crazy........Javier, you don't need to tell ya how fantastic looks this cockpit....Glad to read that this baby is already on test process.... Quote
garrettm30 Posted March 1, 2010 Report Posted March 1, 2010 oooooohhhh, that is a nice sunset. but even nicer is the light of the sunset reflecting off the pilots control yoke!Hey, Andy brings up a good point. I didn't even notice. I didn't know X-Plane would do things like that. Did you have to do something special to get the reflections from outside on the interior? Quote
Cameron Posted March 1, 2010 Report Posted March 1, 2010 Hey, Andy brings up a good point. I didn't even notice. I didn't know X-Plane would do things like that. Did you have to do something special to get the reflections from outside on the interior?This is a setting within a given OBJ file to define shine on an object. Quote
MatthewS Posted March 1, 2010 Report Posted March 1, 2010 Anyway.. while flying making testings of stall speeds, altitude reachings, modifying airfoils.. etc.. I saw this beautifull sunset.Fantastic. Please upload a bigger resolution of this pic, would make a nice wallpaper! And some more pics too please! Quote
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