GusRodrigues

based on my perception for trying to use my previous flight experience and trying to do something in X-plane: What a developer needs to work, usually is not the type of thing that pilots will focus when you need that information, or is extremely simplified because beyond that is irrelevant. If you have access to someone from engineering department you probably will be way, way more translate that knowledge into valuable data to the product. I'm not saying that pilots are not valuable into any of this projects. They do and have the capability of saying: "Hey, this actually behaves as close as the real thing" and confirm that it has a valid training effect. i.e. realistic. Everyone that I know never operated or were involved in the 717. And the few that handled the MD8x hated it to the heart.

This is not a preview, this is a show off (ps: need this on my hangar asap)

US operators have to provide to FAA in their Op Spec how they are computing weight. So, usually is the US national average weight (180 lbs) + the max allowed carry on weight (50 lbs). I know it could sound much, but this provide enough cushion for take-off performance, lower performance degradation, and a simplified computation for gate check baggage (that could easily miss handled and may hurt operations). They have internal weight tracker to see how the assumed weight system is deviating from actual performance. Last talk with some people from this department, they are pretty closer to the OEM performance numbers with minimal degradation.

It isn't. Delta, for example, uses 230 lbs per adult on board. This provide weight computation on pre plan to match expected weight at departure time even with gate checked baggage due to full bins.

the actual FM that zibo is using is by far the worst.

Once I heard that the engineer responsible for the design of the taxi lights in the 737 was a blind man. I never doubted the truth of the statement.

Dear Architect, try this solution:

File Name: SBCT File Submitter: Omykron File Submitted: 01 Nov 2012 File Category: DSF Scenery Packages X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 FS2XPlane conversion of the amazing scenery of Terra-Brasilis. Mr Zanolli (FSX author) allowed the porting and the the upload. OpenScenery X required! Click here to download this file

File Name: Goiânia International Airport File Submitter: Omykron File Submitted: 06 Sep 2012 File Category: DSF Scenery Packages X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 10 Goiania International Airport Custom Scenery for X-plane 10 It uses default X-Plane 10 object library for hangars and the terminal. To do List: Parking spot and improvements in terrain. Click here to download this file