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There's no winning here. I have seen SO many complaints on X-Plane related groups about all the beta shots going out for the x737 and lack of release. We are not going to start doing this. At some point you have to realize the aircraft still looks as has already been shown. Short answer: won't be happening at this stage!

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Then your post had absolutely no business being in this topic. Back on topic, please. To all others: We have a pretty awesome product to discuss here! Let's keep it clean and on topic. Further posts like A121017's will be removed from the topic so as to keep this thread what it's really about. Nice screenshot Morten!

The guy has asked me on Skype, in private message, and on here, as well as to other team members. He was told politely many times we were not seeking more beta testers. He's not asking for a progress update. I (or anyone) really didn't need you to chime back. No one was "moderated". I asked him to "please stop asking." Simple request. Don't blow this up. I'm now going to politely ask you to please discontinue any attempt to moderate or derail this topic. Further discussion on this will NOT be had, and that's definitely my warning to you.

Please stop asking. You've already been told no.

What a wild post. Ben spoke economics. Not 100% of Linux users will purchase any specific add on, so that means only a fraction of a fraction of a market would purchase, making the platform not so viable from a commercial perspective. You seem to teeter totter a lot. In December you preached the same thing about not purchasing: We respect that. Now you need to respect our business decision. You're free to support whatever, but suggesting anything is greedy is seriously off base. Smart, but not greedy.

The closure of a topic is not an invitation for you to open another with the same premise.

Work continues to continue.

Folks, This product will be priced fairly and proportionately based on five years work and a team of people getting their compensation. We will not debate this here. The price is not announced, and no one will be holding a gun to your head to purchase it after the fact. The best thing you can do is vote with your wallet, and you'll surely be offered such an opportunity in a short time. If the price ends up being out of your range of acceptability then we all accept that and kindly ask you to appreciate our side too. Likewise, if the price is cheap enough for you to justify years of enjoyment (whatever that price may be) then we welcome you! That's all for this topic. There's no need to let it spiral over something not even released.

Hello Captains!, Today we're excited to announce what's coming forward for SkyMaxx Pro v3.1. This will be a free update for all current SkyMaxx Pro v3 owners! We anticipate release for this to be sometime within the next 2-3 weeks. At this time we are in the 12th beta with our internal group of testers. With this free update you can look forward to the following: - Landing lights now illuminate clouds as you fly through them! - Performance enhancements to reduce "stutters" when new cloud conditions are loaded - Many overall performance enhancements - More variation in cloud shapes - More accurate cloud altitudes - Visual improvements to solid and broken stratiform clouds - Numerical setting values now displayed in the config screen - New ability to save and load named configuration sets - More tuning of cloud lighting, visibility, and shadow effects - Ready for the upcoming Real Weather Connector product Hope you like what's coming your way!

PMDG has had the DC6 listed that way for months.

Answered many times. It's an option.

No one promised you anything. If anyone got promises it was the significant others to individuals on the team and their families for taking time away over five years to dedicate to this project. The developers are in debt for this project. No one else!

I would caution you right now. There's no way I, nor one of the team members would have used this word. Ever.

We already cleared up what he was saying. That wasn't it. Please keep this on current topic. You're a little late to the party with that post.

Was the word "imminent" actually ever used or is that something you're writing up for your own TV show?

Not much new to add other than we're still in beta with our group. I think we're getting close to the end though.

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Work continues.

Whether the memory check is there or not would not make a difference to what you're describing. More than anything it just sounds like you have too much going on...too high of settings in SMP, or loads of scenery. Bottom line, contrary to what you believe, the Memory Check is not significant at all.

Let's not start an endless FAQ about beta testing, please.

We are still testing.

It's nothing but a report of what your current GPU and system RAM are reporting as available to the sim. There's no performance hit to this. It is there so we (the developers) can see what was going on before you crashed. It does not "cause interruptions of the simulation flow".

That log entry basically costs nothing. We have seen reports where XLife seems to be pretty resource intensive and as such the sim crashes with other items installed throwing it over the edge. I would try uninstalling XLife and just see if your crashes disappear after this as a test.

It would run, but your biggest hurdle is going to be the Intel Iris card. You can hookup an external monitor through a mini displayport or HDMI cable.