glasscockpits

Very well done Peter, amazing work you guys are doing.

Congrats Peter!

A short dusk circuit around Harvey Field (WIP), Snohomish WA.

This aircraft will be the crowning jewel of X-Plane 10. When the day comes, it will define modern flight simulation. Here's hoping it will be sooner than later.

A short X-Plane 10 film featuring the Boeing 777 Worldliner by Vmax (Roman and Philipp). Departure from the El Alto Airport in Bolivia.

A short film featuring the X-Plane 10 Boeing 777 Worldliner by Vmax (Roman and Philipp). Video is set in Algiers, more specifically Algiers International (Houari Boumediene) by Riad Ghenim.

Hi AJ, I did not shut down the engines. I just went to the replay and from there cycled the throttles gear flaps etc..

I ended up getting it to work by cycling throttles, flaps and landing gear. Don't know if it was a fluke but got this out of it.... http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php/topic/4818-welcome-to-aruba/

Featuring the JRollon Jetstream 32 and TropicalSim Aruba.

AJ, I don't shut the engines down either and this still happens. I hope we can find a fix.

Hi Javier, Whenever I use the replay feature, all heck breaks loose. Bells and alarms sound and I cannot silence them. This is not very good for making movies of your excellent J32 . If there is a workaround, I'd appreciate knowing how to do it. thank you,

The flying boxcar, a Short 360. Maybe ugly but quite possibly the most underrated aircraft in flight simulation. As a plus, whoever makes it will have no competition or equivalent whatsoever. http://www.airliners.net/photo/Tiara-Air/Short-360-100/1758050/L/&sid=10953e12f8be7fba227633cc7ae3da9c

File Name: Aer Lingus DC-3 File Submitter: glasscockpits File Submitted: 12 Nov 2012 File Category: Vintage X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9 & 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft The Aer Lingus EI-ACE Douglas DC-3 was the company's second oldest Dakota. Very little information about this aircraft is known. According to it's serial number, cn 42956 was sold to Royal Nepal Airlines. On July 12, 1969, while on a flight from Katmandu to Simra, the DC-3 collided with trees on a cloud covered mountain summit. The plane was 10 miles from its destination when it crashed. Weather was poor at the time of the accident. All aboard lost their lives that day. Installation: Place the complete folder (Aer Lingus DC-3) into your X-aviation--->Douglas DC-3--->liveries directory. On your next stratup, you should see the livery along with the others you have installed. Click here to download this file

File Name: Rovos Air DC-3 File Submitter: glasscockpits File Submitted: 29 Oct 2012 File Category: Vintage X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9 & 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft The Rovos Air Douglas DC-3 (South Africa) was delivered in May of 1944. The following companies owned or leased her; KG600 RAF Montreal– Beldex 1958 – N96U Freeport Nickel 1959 – CU-P-702 Moa Bay Mining 1959 – N702S Freeport Sulphur 1960 – International Telephone&Telegraph 1962 – G-ASDX Standard Telephone&Cables 1962 – G-AJRY 1962 – TD Keegan – Transmeridian Air Cargo 1970 - TD Keegan 1971 - ZS-PTG United Air Service, Johannesburg 1974 – Sandriver Safaris 1976 - A2-ACG Air Service Botswana 1980 - ZS-PTG United Air, Johannesburg - Wonderair, Wonderboom - Debon Air, Lanseria 1995 - ZS-CRV Rovos Air, Lanseria 2002. The Rovos Air Delaney got it's name after a child was born on board in October 1975. The child was named Delaney and the aircraft kept the name in her honor. Installation: Place the complete folder (Rovos Air DC-3) into your X-aviation--->Douglas DC-3--->liveries directory. On your next stratup, you should see the livery along with the others you have installed. "glasscockpits" Click here to download this file

File Name: Aero Libertad DC-3 File Submitter: glasscockpits File Submitted: 27 Oct 2012 File Category: Vintage X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft The Aero Libertad DC-3 flew until the early to mid 1970s, serving the remote regions of Mexico. It is a recreation, as close as the old photos allowed. It also serves as a tribute to the Leading Edge Simulations remarkable DC-3. You need to own the payware aircraft in order to use these textures. Finally, I salute the crews who flew on its wings, so many years ago. Click here to download this file

File Name: Aerotur DC-3 File Submitter: glasscockpits File Submitted: 25 Oct 2012 File Category: Vintage X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9 & 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft The Aerotur DC-3 flew until the early to mid 1970s, serving the remote regions of Mexico. It is a recreation, as close as the old photos allowed. It also serves as a tribute to the Leading Edge Simulations remarkable DC-3. You need to own the payware aircraft in order to use these textures. Finally, I salute the crews who flew on its wings, so many years ago. Click here to download this file

File Name: Cruzeiro do Sul File Submitter: glasscockpits File Submitted: 25 Oct 2012 File Category: Vintage X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9 & 10 Livery For: Click Here For Aircraft The Cruzeiro DC-3 flew until the early 1970s, serving the remote regions of Brazil. It is a recreation, as close as the old photos allowed. It also serves as a tribute to the Leading Edge Simulations remarkable DC-3. You need to own the payware aircraft in order to use these textures. Finally, I salute the crews who flew on its wings, so many years ago. Click here to download this file

The Cruzeiro Itajai (Papa Jack PP-AJC) is long gone, having finished it's tour of duty in the early 70's. A reminder that nothing lasts forever, no matter how well made it was.

A Martinique sunset.

Open street map data to osm2xp for NYC. Sorry for the choppy scenes, I'll try to figure out what happened to the original footage.