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Hi, there, As little or much time as we may have on the project to complete it, we're not prone to give any form of specific or even estimated release times. When we have anything to post this will most certainly be the place to find it!

Hi, Rush, Please see here: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=543.0

Hi, Max, You're absolutely correct. Fixed.

Hi, Kamil, I'm afraid Linux will probably not be in the future for a product like REX. The market demand is just not present there to warrant the investment and upfront costs for a team like REX. Someday this may change, but for now, I think it's safe to say "no."

Hi, Mick, REXPlane does not include ground textures. It is a weather enhancement system with some new applications in place that not even MSFS utilize at the moment. If the interest in the product is there, it has been said that REX will consider expanding as wide as has been seen with some of their previous products.

Get ready to experience a new era in flight simulation experience for X-Plane! Real Environment Simulations is pleased to announce that Real Environment Xtreme for X-Plane, has been released today. Real Environment Xtreme uses the newest hi-definition technology to bring the most realistic environment to the X-Plane platform. This new technology includes state-of-the-art photography processes, mapped to various cloud and sky textures that gives a true volumetric feel to the X-Plane world. This REX HD technology has been crafted, refined, and proven over a three year process. Real Environment Xtreme for X-Plane also offers a new Weather Synthetic Texture Processing feature that allows REX to craft the best textures for the weather situation and then uses its new Weather Data Server (WDS) to synthesize the metar reports to give the best representation of the weather within X-Plane. If this wasn't enough we have included a new Weather Avoidance Tool that provides global weather conditions for precipitation, lightning, turbulence/shear and icing. Real Environment Xtreme is available for purchase for X-Plane from X-Aviation: http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=55

To clarify on this point for those that have not yet purchased...there are different settings you can try out based on your computer specs. This includes a selection for smaller textures should you choose that option in the configuration of REX.

Hi, Alex, It's listed under the software category. Cheers!

Hi, Alex, As of this writing X-Aviation offers re-downloads free of charge upon request through our support ticket system. With that said, it is always encouraged you keep your own backups handy!

Can you please take a screenshot of X-Plane with the plug-in admin window open?

Hi, Dan, There will be some more news and announcements regarding this, including some clarification to your concerns in the coming days. In the interim, enjoy the screenshots provided on the REX page!

Hi, Shane, Thanks for the compliments! It's encouraging to see users like yourself enjoying products we publish. Enjoy your flights!

Hello, all, This will serve as a formal forum announcement that we have released the version 1.1 update for the Cessna Corvalis. All customers who have purchased the Corvalis up till now have been sent an e-mail by X-Aviation with complete installation instructions on how to update your product. Please follow these instructions carefully! For those that purchase the Corvalis from today forward, your purchased download will be already be updated to version 1.1 for you. There are some important fixes and requests implemented in this update. The following is a list of additions/fixes included: - Rotary knob on ReadyPad (Page Selector) fixed. - Texture on overhead slider bezel corrected (MAP/FLOOD were reversed). - Nose gear strut fixed (bushing at wheel pant was missing/distorted). - 2D panel lighting slider(s) fixed (texture). - Tires/gear adjusted (were floating above ground). - Fixed POH and tutorial (waypoint entry, save, etc.). - OBS Key now works (override FMS). - Spinner/prop hide/show values adjusted. - Spinner modified to have reflection remain parallel to ground in turns. - Partial implementation of PFD NavStat window annunciation of turns As always, thanks for being a customer with X-Aviation. We appreciate your feedback and support! Enjoy these latest updates, and stay tuned to the forum as we continually announce the latest happenings.

Hi, All, We'd like to show some in sim progress shots as we get closer to the release of the Sundowner. Hope you enjoy! Please note: These photos depict work in progress. There are still a few things to add, including glass over instruments and around the cockpit itself! We'll continually update this thread with new pics and progression updates as time permits.

LOL. Too funny! All good and fun.

One of those two. That's a classy shirt, ain't it?

Falco landing at DCA:

Can't say I know for sure, but sounds like they haven't ran a credit card authorization for your purchase just yet. Give it a few and try it again soon...I'm sure it'll get processed soon enough.

There are some reports of poor frame rates: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?showtopic=42535&view=findpost&p=498414 There was a lite version released to help compensate for this, but it's on and off as to whether the fps are good or not.

Hi, there, Many of us are running Windows 7, myself included. To add to that, my version is 64-bit. Theoretically, if something works in version 8 of X-Plane on the same machine, it should work straight away in version 9 as well. The main thing I gather here is that you mention the brakes not helping to slow the plane. To me it sounds like there is some movable axis on the joystick configured to operate the throttle, but it is not set correctly. Have you set it to work in reverse by checking the check box to do so when in the axis property section for joysticks? You may need to do this, as it sounds like your 0% throttle is acting as 100% and 100% may be acting as 0%.

Hi, Jim, Yes, FSBuild is Windows only. Good to see Goodway has put their product back up for ordering!

No. Not at this time.

You can do so here: https://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/account_newsletters.php

It's simple, Matthew. There are a lot of projects because it's a team environment. Goran strictly does 3D modeling. When he gets done with his part, he passes it along to the next person. It goes from UV/Texturing, to programming, to animating...there are various people involved. As such, Goran makes the best use of his time by creating a new model in the mean time since his job is "finished."

Hi, Jens, Yes, this is exactly what I was speaking of. A little clarification: The rheostat in the Falco will not adjust the brightness of the Garmin. This will only work for products like the Reality XP Garmin. For the default Garmin shipped with the Falco, SeaMax, and generics used on the C400, any brightness levels are saved just the same. Again, you'll need to make adjustments to these prior to loading a new aircraft, or by restarting sim. This is an X-Plane problem, and not something to do with our products. It goes for any aircraft using the same numbered light as the previous you had opened. If you wish, you can report your findings to Laminar and discuss it further.