Cameron

Looks close to Tracy, CA. Where is this?

The update will be in your e-mail, just as with all updates through X-Aviation.

Our goals and intentions changed in February. If we were going to do this, we wanted to do it right, and that includes systems modeling with custom autopilot functionality and other "Easter Eggs." When we're ready to announce we'll do just that.

Hi, all, I have just completed coding some core autopilot functionality that is unique to the Saab. We are working very hard to make majority of this aircraft "study" worthy, and as such most mimics the real world AOM for the Saab 340. This has been a long time coming, but it's finally great to see the bits and pieces working as they should in sim. It's definitely cool to be able to cycle through the climb modes on climb out and see the aircraft do the proper thing as it would in real life! We still stick by our internal deadline and maintain that we'll have this product out this month. Once we know we can meet our proposed in-month deadline we'll announce that finalized date for certain. In the meantime: See you in the skies! 8)

His log clearly states Gizmo is not installed. Not sure why you would suggest that anyhow. Gizmo has proven to be very solid since March of last year.

You'll receive an e-mail with instructions and unique links according to your order when the update goes out.

Welcome aboard, Hal. Great to have you here!

950MB? That's gotta be one of the top aircraft add-on sizes out there! Let us know what you think. I'm interested too! Edit: Looks like the trusty ole' guys at XP 10 blog already have initial comments covered: http://xplane10.wordpress.com/2011/03/11/first-look-sukhoi-superjet/

Hi, John, Yes, this aircraft does have A/P.

Looks great! Keep it up!

Sounds like Goran is forgetting... I have a setting for debug purposes active right now within the Saab code to keep FPS at around the 19 fps level. Should answer your question.

Hi, All, Saab development has gone relatively well over the past few weeks. We have managed to get a lot of core code done with some very exciting features to mimic the real world AOM. This aircraft will definitely be a treat for all, and something that will enter into a more advanced era of aircraft development for X-Plane. We had an internal deadline of Feb 28th to get the core side of code completed and prepared for shipment. While we are quite happy with the product and what it has to offer, we also feel the need to finish up some testing and last minute conversion of code. When this is completed, we will update here with a release schedule. Our current internal discussions have led to a firm date in March for release. I will hold off on announcing that date just for the moment while we assess the performance of code and testing. Almost there, so brush up on those navigation skills!

Hi, there, and "Welcome!" Why don't you shoot me a PM and we can talk a little more as to what you're interested in. You are MORE than welcome to post about anything X-Plane related here. Things that help to grow the community are always great! We have an advertisement system pretty near done. It is something I have worked more on in my spare time as well. The growth plans for X-Pilot are more full fledged than seen here and will cater to all in a very positive manner. Again, if you'd like to inquire about advertising slots we can most certainly talk more via PM. If you're interested in simply speaking about your products here and fearing you may step over some boundaries, fear not! Talk away! No need to remove this post or any subsequent others for that matter! You will find we are very different here when it comes to censorship. Blue Skies!

Absolutely not.

Gizmo handles OpenGL quite well...very well. You should be using it for rapid development anyhow.

Complain to Austin. ...Or you could just do what everyone else does to avoid this...hit 'q' or 'e' in 3D mode to stop the mouse tracking in that instance of 3D view. Your pilot guide is irrelevant here considering Jim has thoroughly explained that what you have never seen was in fact seen by many incuding at the time of development of the C400 that this product was based on. He's provided ample proof of this.

Did you make sure the filenames are the same? As in...did you ensure that when you re-saved the file into the new folder, that you did not RENAME the PNG file? The file name needs to be left the same as it was before you edited it (Or the same as the others you see in the livery folders).

Hi, all, X-Pilot was down today for a few hours. The root cause was multiple errors being recorded at once, thus causing issues with one of the main PHP files that drives this website. It's very rare that this would happen (first time in years), however, to be cautious I have added in safety measures should this ever happen again. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused!

Definitely recommended, Simon. Even with that box checked, DDS always seems to win. It's unmistakable, especially in large ortho areas.

Hi, Gene, I've dealt with you a number of times on behind the scenes to know you're a kind hearted and well spirited individual, so I know you don't mean for ill intention here. With that said, G2XPL was removed at the request and pressure of Google because it violates many policies Google has. We do not condone asking for or distribution of this type of software, so please refrain from doing so here. I know your intentions are well, and I hate to rain on the parade. It's a fine line we walk, and I'll just be the gentle informer instead.

Nope! Definitely not!

Hi, Samen, Your IP address earlier was connected to a same IP that a spambot used. As such, the IP was placed in the ban list trigger pool. My guess is you do not have a static IP, and momentarily got caught up with an "unlucky" number? Regardless, I've removed the IP in question from the ban list pool just in case you get assigned it again by your ISP. Please let us know if you have any further issues!

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