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We have put up a somewhat different kind of video. This one is a more candid "over the shoulder" look at a developer testing the overall simulation experience during a crosswind landing. These types of flights are usually performed dozens of times over, each time looking for anything out of place, a light, a sound, a movement or aircraft handling issues that might need to be addressed. We thought perhaps users might like the honest nature of the video as its not planned out or edited and is therefore a great example of seeing exactly the way the aircraft is operated by normal x-plane users with a regular joystick and mouse. After a small bit of practice, you can get around the aircraft cockpit very well with little effort.

Tenerife North in the C172

Quick Hop from KIAH to KDFW, hit some low clouds on approach, always fun! CRJ200, SMP

Saab340a SkyMaxx Pro MaxxFX (own config) SimHeaven Photo Scenery LAX Area

Tom, This thing works, and its free and i honestly would not expect to have everything merged as one. There are individuals who are doing this and trying to make it very flexible and the results I see are just great.

Night flight KEWR to CYTZ CRJ200 SkyMax Pro

It's ok Michael, I have one of yours too Happy now?

US Army Golden Knights: Skidivers Livery HERE Aircraft HERE I don't know why SkyMAXX makes the clouds so black. Looks like smoke from fire. Unrealistic (early morning, no rain, cumulus sct and cumulus brkn, 79 deg F)

guys, the library exclusion LOOKS like working fine :-) And, the fences are working too... I designed it fastly, just for test purpose... AAAAAND? -> and the second type, still home designed: Good job tony!

Problem solved, v0.3.0 will allow you switch off entire libraries, if for whatever reason you don't want them or can't download them.

Same route as yesterday just with way worse weather AC 77W/Fight Time 42 Minutes/Toronto-Montreal