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It's in the original installer where you select what variants/liveries you want...

You're pushing high poly aircraft and clouds to hit a fillrate wall, so yes, seriously. Flight simulators are not mapped games like Fallout 4. You simply cannot expect the same type of performance, especially on a mobile chip.

You have a mobile graphics chip. You're expecting way too much for this video card, and bluntly, what you want is unrealistic. Get a desktop if you want true performance (and even then you won't be getting crazy high fps).

Surely you're not bored of the last couple of purchases you've made already in the last week, are you Chris?

I don't honestly have much time to start giving breakdowns of Navigraph files, nor does the team for the time being. The 737 has been 5 years in development. At some point in that process some stuff changed, and we've still got to go over the data to figure out if it's an accident on their part or not. If you are not having issues with your tool currently then I suppose you have nothing to worry about. This really isn't a thread for debugging other products!

I don't remember which of the two it was, but pretty sure it was LVL D. Out of curiosity, why do you want to think about it?

We'll discuss that at a later date if need be. The ultimate goal is to contact the usual sources of data and have them create a dataset based on the IXEG choices so you don't have to even think about it.

Please re-read the X-Aviation contact page when it comes to expected response times. This same information is in huge red text on successful contact submission. Sometimes reading text can do you good.

The 737NGs have larger wingspans. The two videos you posted are of an NG and a 767. The NG alone has roughly 22 feet of extra wing! Do realize that the larger the wingspan, the more flex. It wouldn't be so drastic on the -300.

We'll see if you still say that after seeing how things are currently implemented. Many will be pleasantly surprised!

It amazes me the people who fail to read big red text after submitting support tickets.

No it will not. It will be compatible with Steam though!

Nothing is off the table. This is one of those things we wait for community feedback on after initial release.

At a later date.

There are two separate MCDU's which may be on different pages at any time. The information they receive is the SAME, but the view not mirrored. In other words, the MCDU's do not mirror one another in the sense that both have to be on the same page. They are "connected" to a single computer, so the data, no matter if put in on left or right side is the same for each. For the record, it feels so wrong saying MCDU for a Boeing product of this generation. That's Airbus and new Boeing verbiage, but I'm just trying to make sure I relay this in a way you understand.

X-Plane has a menu selection you can use to do various things, including being on final for a specific runway, etc as a load state. It is this feature I am speaking of. I suppose if you do a load/save situation with very basic settings (not a bunch of stuff saved in the FMS, etc) you might find it to work. Your mileage may vary on this one!

Not initially. It'll come after user feedback. The manipulators are something of a wonder on this aircraft and will probably be the smoothest mouse click/drag experience you've ever seen in a product. I've not found myself missing scroll wheel AT ALL in this product, but we'll see what you guys all so for future versions after you have a play. I haven't personally tested this, but given the presence of tons of custom datarefs, I'm going to say "probably not". You can do selections in X-Plane like approach, etc and it'll work okay in some instances.

Yes it will!

This version was discontinued and is no longer for sale as of about 2.5 years ago.

Nope. Too many items that work with the install process. Zips with no installer are definitely not happening and have not been so for years, as you know. A zip file alone cannot do what an installer can do. An installer can do what a zip can and more, which is what we need for many reasons and what majority of our customers prefer.

You need to lower your operating system text size back down to 100%. Info is getting shoved off of the installer because of your text size settings.

It'll work just fine with STEAM.

Hold down the shift key at the same time you do the other key presses.

This is correct.

No, it has not been compiled for Linux, thus there is no workaround for this.