Cameron

Much agreed. What makes this aircraft really fun outside of some of the more unique programmed systems is the need to be around and actually DO something while you fly. Yes, it has autopilot, but you need to watch those waypoints along the way! The RMI becomes your friend.

It's not in the 340A. It's not in this aircraft. You'll have two things to help you out here: 1. A pretty manual to teach you about the autopilot and some of it's unique functions. 3. A pretty manual to teach you how to fly like the real guys do without the GPS.

One last photo added to the bottom of original post: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=1947.msg17920#msg17920 This shows the lights turned off on the panel configuration.

Children at play

Another set to show off for today. Enjoy! ====================================================================== Adding one more photo here...this is one in a lights toned down config. You can do so using the lighting adjustment knobs. Note the blue tint on the art horizon.

No. And as far as I know, the 340's for US Air (at the very least in this color scheme) were/are only flown in the east coast.

I'm pretty sure I know what he means having talked with him in the past. I'm also pretty sure I'm aware of which airport he thinks it is. Back on topic now.

Doubtful. And it's not any conversion.

Sounds about right!

No Gizmo on this one. Tom has a hefty C framework he's been building up for a long time.

Yep... That's where your problem lies. Not much you can do about this but change it to a high setting.

That looks like it's coming down to your resolution. You'd have to change the part that says "very high," etc. Your graphics card may not be able to handle it, and as such your legibility on the panel is compromised.

This is not very helpful. The log won't tell anything. My assumption is your resolution is simply too little to be effective, but I or others probably really wouldn't know without a screenshot.

Hi, Jerry, Can't say I've seen this one. You should probably send an e-mail off to Randy Witt for official support. You can contact him at: randy (at) x-plane.com

http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=1069.msg17838#msg17838

Richie, Your support request was answered to this long before you made this post. Please check your email.

TBA at a later time.

This means no pictures of clouds are on the orthophotos (displayed on the ground), you still get x-plane clouds, rex or not. Correct. X-Plane clouds and REX clouds work just fine.

Hi, Michael, Thanks for the compliments! For your objects: This comes down to directory name ordering. The simple answer to this is that X-Plane loads things in a hierarchical order by alphabetical order. You need to re-name your objects scenery folder(s) to ensure they come up BEFORE X-Plane loads the rest of Oahu. That said, there's an even better tool for this. It's very small donationware, and does an AMAZING job at alleviating the stress of keeping your files in order! You can download the file and run the program for free, but we encourage you to donate/purchase if you find the application useful! Check it out here: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=1668.0

Enjoy!

That's gonna be hard to re-create, Simon. I wish you the best of luck in your venture!

When we're ready, we'll release it.

The scenery is our latest offering for Oahu. You can see a screenshot gallery of it here: http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=67

It's calling your name, Nout! Dooooo it! All the cool people are! Okay, in all seriousness...I hope you consider it. I'm confident you and any others on the edge will THOROUGHLY enjoy this scenery. It's truly wonderful in sim.