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X-Plane is a 32-bit app. It makes little difference to be honest. It's likely to run okay for you given you've got an i5. The higher end Core 2 Duo's handle it just fine as well.

Correct.

Roberto, As stated, the manuals are IN your aircraft folder. They are installed for you when you install the CRJ. So it would be in: X-Plane/Aircraft/X-Aviation/CRJ-200/Manual

As mentioned above, this is done in the Operations and Warnings menu Any and all documentation for the CRJ-200 is located in the Manual folder. File is: "CRJ200_PilotHandbook_1.0.1.pdf" You'll want to read the provided manual included in your aircraft manual folder: "CRJ200_Manual_1.1.0.pdf" Under consideration. When is up in the air. The core important pieces of this simulation are there. TCAS is on our "radar." Thank you, Roberto, for purchasing and being a customer of X-Aviation!

Wadesworld, The solution to your HDG knob and those alike is relatively simple. For situations like that where you KNOW where the knob is, simply go into 3D cockpit mode (CTRL and O key at once) with your PFD already popped up. After doing so, use the 'Q' and 'E' key to move your head left or right. Another tip and suggestion: In your rendering settings ensure your FOV setting is somewhere around 65 or higher assuming you have a standard PC setup.

You'll need to contact Navigraph: http://www.navigraph.com/www/default.asp

Great to see them moving over and making good progress! The more support for X-Plane the better!

It appears greatly you do not understand my drift. Think out of the box. I know precisely what you were referencing. Back on topic now, please!

Perhaps you should only comment on what you know and not what you assume.

Great! Philipp will look into this shortly.

Unfortunately this is not helpful without the log.txt and crash log.

This topic has been moved to Canadair CRJ-200. [iurl]http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=2772.0[/iurl]

Indeed.

Hey, All, Being more on the development and customer service side I don't get to "fly" all that much these days anymore. It's been a very long time since I've really got to sit down and enjoy the awesome creations that come out of the X-Aviation factory! That said, I took a small bit of time out tonight to do a flight from Miami to Orlando with the Take Command! CRJ-200 and the RealScenery Florida scenery. Hope you enjoy!

Due to the proximity of X-Plane 10, no.

Nice screenshots, guys!

We're not implementing this. It's been discussed, and we made our decision long before it was released, and shortly after. Our CRJ mimics factory shipped models. All 99.9% of them you see on the market. To this day I have still not seen an airline utilize this, and even then I don't see the "need" for it given the use of this aircraft in day to day operations. We're going for majority here. A/T in the CRJ in real life operations loses that battle. Sorry if this is not to your liking!

Airports really aren't moved unless they are small, rural one's that are off in comparison to their REAL world position. Most of the bigger airports are just adjustments to the shape in X-Plane of the taxiways, but in the end everything still lines up perfectly. Provided that scenery makers used real world positioning for their objects you should have NO problems at all. Every MSFS scenery I have tried over RealScenery has meshed perfectly thus far, and I think you'll find this the case with things you convert or move into the scenery folder as well.

Tom, If that's the case then you have your x737 installed wrong. You should NOT have the x737 plug-in installed into the global X-Plane plug-ins folder, but in the actual x737 folder.

Not really true, actually. I do have a MacBook Pro 2.2 Ghz i7 that runs the CRJ at a very smooth, non-laggy 60-65 fps on extreme settings. Suffice to say, depending on the processor, 2.2 can be plenty.

What is the video card in this laptop?

This is not enough information. What are your system specs?

Nice work, Javier! Thanks for sharing!

Rami, Due to American holiday there is a delay in response time. I'm not quite clear on why you think there's an email you should have received. We do not set customer passwords...you do. If you failed to remember your own password and requested a password change but have not received the new password then a support ticket is in order. Considering it sounds like you have submitted a support ticket you're patience is appreciated while we answer customers who have waited in front of you. No preferential treatment is given. Thank you!

Read the blog that suggests such things just as Morten did.