Jojo38000

Looks amazing, thanks for your work. I will have a lot of fun with it this weekend, that's for sure.

Looking really good ! I'm no Alaska Airlines liveries expert, but isn't the blue supposed to be some very dark black ? Keep up the good work, can't wait to fly this beauty in some gorgeous alaskan scenery.

Looking really good ! I'm no Alaska Airlines liveries expert, but isn't the blue supposed to be some very black dark ? Keep up the good work, can't wait to fly this beauty in some gorgeous alaskan scenery.

I would personnally love to see an Alaska Airlines Livery, either old or new version :

I would personnally love to see an Alaska Airlines Livery, either old or new version :

Oui, Grenoble.

Still blocked on checkout here

Just went down for me as well.

Just went down for me as well.

Hi, Navigraph ultimate includes charts + nav data. If you only want nav data, it should cost you around 15-30€ for a year subscription.

Thanks for the info Sebastian, I will take a look at it and try to come up with some very basic tool then.

I've been following this project for a couple of years now, and you keep to blow me away every time. This will definitely be a game changer. Just a quick question/suggestion regarding the way you handle the flap lever. I personally use an axis to control my flaps, and sometimes (not to say everytime) it can be quite painful to set this axis just right (usually it's slightly off, so I get flaps 15,3 instead of flaps 15). You stated in a previous topic that you are not focusing on anything too complicated for V1 (regarding hardware interaction), but I certainly hope that you will take a closer on how to handle the flap lever with an axis once you get all the hot stuff out of your way. I think you could tackle this by implementing some sort of "flaps intervals" : if the axis is between 100 and 95% then it's flaps 0, if it's 95 and 85 flaps 1, etc... I've been thinking about developing a standalone plugin like that myself, but I don't know if it's even possible ?

Hi, I have the exact same issue. No sounds when both the Saab and the ground handling plugin by JarDesign are installed. Well, in fact some sounds seem to work. I still get the bipping sound when I turn on the avionics, but no sounds when switching buttons, no alarm sounds, etc... My SSD just died, so I did a fresh reinstall of both Windows and X-Plane, with nothing but the Saab and the groundhandling plugin installed. So there definitely is a conflict. EDIT : My bad, everything works perfectly with the last updated version of ground handling.

File Name: SAAB 340A - Air Canada Express File Submitter: Jojo38000 File Submitted: 10 May 2014 File Category: Heavy Metal X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft Air Canada Express repaints for the SAAB 340A by Leading Edge Simulations. The file comes in 2 different version, the original one, and a red variant (see picture). This livery was designed to be as close as possible to the Beechcraft 1900. Enjoy ! Click here to download this file

File Name: SAAB 340A - Olympic Airways File Submitter: Jojo38000 File Submitted: 10 May 2014 File Category: Heavy Metal X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft This is an Olympic Airways livery for the SAAB 340A by Leading Edge Simulations (aircraft available at x-aviation.com). The livery was designed to be as close as possible to the NAMC YS-11 operated by Olympic Airways (see picture). Enjoy ! Click here to download this file

Thanks for your help, I'll take a look and tell you if it worked EDIT : I just tried your advice and it worked like a charm ! All my liveries look so much more realistic now, thanks a lot.

File Name: Scandinavian Commuter - Saab 340A File Submitter: Jojo38000 File Submitted: 08 May 2014 File Category: Heavy Metal X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft SAS Commuter, later branded Scandinavian Commuter was a regional airline created by Scandinavian Airlines parent companies Det Norske Luftfartsselskap, Det Danske Luftfartsselskab and Aerotransport on December 1, 1988. It was merged with the new airlines Scandinavian Airlines Denmark, Scandinavian Airlines Sweden and SAS Braathens in 2004. Its head office was in Kastrup, Tårnby Municipality, Denmark The airline operated under four brand names : - Eurolink served the SAS' hub Copenhagen Airport on short-haul routes too small for jet operation. - Norlink operated in Northern Norway on regional non-subsidy routes. The routes were transferred to Widerøe in 2003. - Swelink operated regional routes in Sweden. - Westlink took over the regional routes on the Norwegian West Coast in 2003, after SAS bought Braathens. (source: Wikipedia) This livery pack includes five different liveries (one for each brand + the standard SAS one), all based on the same model. . Even though SAS didn't operate the Saab 340A in the "commuter" colors (their Saab was painted in their regular colors), those liveries are based on the Fokker F50 and the Saab 2000 that were used for these routes. Not 100% accurate, but hope you'll enjoy it ! Click here to download this file

Hi, I'm currently trying to paint an Air Canada Express livery, based on the Beechcraft 1900. Everything went pretty okay for the tail and fuselage, but I'm having quite a hard time repainting the wings and the engines in that blue clear tone. When opening the .psd files for the wings and the engines with gimp, I only have two layers, one called background which contain absolutely every single detail (shadow effects, rivets, etc...), making it quite difficult to change the background color. And an other one called paint, but I have no idea what this layer does. Is this a problem with gimp only showing two layers, or is the paintkit supposed to be like this ? (For the fuselage and tail psd files, it seems that i have all the many different layers that are supposed to be there) Any quick tips on how to repaint those wings and engines (I'm far from being a pro) ? Regards, Jonathan