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It will, yes.

Anything in dry climate will load summer textures, unless the season is Autumn.

Turn ON texture compression in your X-Plane rendering settings and restart X-Plane. Leaving texture compression off is a waste of resources, for what it's worth.

Hi Bob, X-Plane actually controls the load based on a command we send to it. We are not given information from X-Plane on how far along in the process it is, and thus we cannot relay that back to you at this time.

Glad you enjoy it!

Hey, I fly as well, but I have to admit I live in Florida and seasons here are not really pronounced. Since spring is coming in the next few months, you should take some nice real world pictures for us to consider this as an update.

At the moment, no. Laminar has a very specific way on how they allow scenery loaded in, and right now we're at the best solution for what they can offer us (we've worked with them over the last year and a half or so just to make it to this point). It's a fair thing to say that it's not great for online networks in Auto mode though. The only real option there is to stick to one season (which is not so realistic on a transcon). One thing at a time. We'll keep working away at Laminar as time progresses. They tend to work with us a lot so long as it's something manageable on their end too.

Typically when you have light snow with cold temps the snow will not stick to trees, unlike with a heavy downpour of it. I did not make that decision, but I would assume that was John's logic. Having personally taken a ski trip this past season green trees were pretty abundant on the nice days.

I think the answer is that spring leading into summer from an above earth perspective is really going to look mostly the same. The summer textures satisfy that, so they get put to use, unlike autumn, which justified having a set of its own for the unique colors that time of year. Glad to hear you're enjoying the product!

Should work fine!

TerraMaxx has been released and is now available for purchase.

Oh man, that was FUNNY. Thanks for the laugh!

How what happens?

If things continue going smoothly as they are in this final stretch of work right now, I anticipate we will have TerraMaxx available for purchase within the next 1 hour.

The night is young!

No, but it definitely should not have left them in full, and I'll take a look into the code as to why that may happen. Some of these OS's are very finicky about deleting files properly when commanded, so a small battle. In a technical sense, yes, it was fully upgraded and installed. What it was not was fully upgraded and loading the newest code because of old lingering code files that should have been deleted.

This would likely be liveries, especially third party one's, or any you downloaded with the Livery Manager after initial first install of 1.3. Actually, what you got was fully upgraded and installed. What we've seen on some machines though is that in addition to the new code files, some installs will retain new and old, and the old get loaded before new. I'm looking at ways to work around this appropriately.

Try without xEnviro just to be sure. More often than not the reports we see with CTD's are resolved with this removed for some reason.

We operate in the USA. It is still very much business day here, and we don't intend to break our promise of a Saturday release.

Well, please use the search function (or at the very least look at the first page of topic titles in support) if you're going to take the time to even post a topic that's already received an answer. We're aware of the documentation being outdated. People wanted 1.5, so we shipped.

Well documented, and searching the forums goes a long way... http://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/13960-xp-1111-how-to-assign-the-condition-levers/

Activate the tiller. Left lower side of panel.

Hello All, This will serve as a formal forum announcement that we have released the version 1.5 update for the Take Command! Saab 340A. All customers who have purchased the Saab 340A up till now have been sent an e-mail by X-Aviation with complete instructions on how to obtain your update. We have made this a very simple process! For those that purchase the Saab 340A from today forward, your purchased download will already be updated to version 1.5 for you. This update brings official compatibility for X-Plane 11. It is also applicable to X-Plane 10 for those still running that platform. What if I didn't get the update e-mail? If you did not receive your update e-mail don't fret! X-Aviation has updated our system to allow all customers to update with ease, regardless of whether you received an e-mail for the update! Here's what to do: 1. Login to your X-Aviation account here: https://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/account_history.php 2. Find your original Saab 340A download and re-download the file. It will download as the latest version! The following is a list of additions/fixes included: What's New / Changed: X-Plane 11 now supported Fixed a bug with CRS 2 Dial Re-coded the CRS1 logic to better handle the GPS course adjustment Fixed a bug in the pump timer logic to test if timer is active prior to initialization New tiller hydraulic on/off button command added Fixed a bug within the sound code Fixed autopilot from oscillating in X-Plane 11 Reduced take off trim Changed radius of gyration for X-Plane 11 Adjusted engine PID logic Adjusted ITT Temperatures Aileron trim adjustments for X-Plane 11 Added PBR and new normal maps for X-Plane 11 Adjustments to glass objects and textures for X-Plane 11 As always, thanks for being a customer with X-Aviation. We appreciate your feedback and support! Enjoy these latest updates, and stay tuned to the forum as we continually announce the latest happenings.

I'm going to test an area for you JUST to be sure. Won't be straight away here, but I don't want to give you false information. Will quote back to you when I have an answer for certain...it just donned on me that ortho's may have a way of overriding that aspect, but perhaps not, so I'll dive in and get a for sure answer soon (before release).

It should, yes.