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This aspect goes a long way to explain the wide gap between freeware, PlaneMaker and SASL plugin aircraft, and to a point that is what you pay for when you buy a payware aircraft in this specialist development.

Another significant point is that with the higher price the developer has brought on board other developers with so the sole developer of MagKnight is now a team, or development house expect a formal name change soon to increase the depth and speed of future development, so expertise will now now go into the different areas instead of the sole developer doing or covering all the aspects of the design process. Outwardly the Aviator v1. Here is update v1. Wing profiles and flap angles have already been adjusted, but overall don't take these changes too much for granted, as the whole fuselage will be redesigned from the 3d object up, as will the low-def textures they are actually 4K x , but don't look it in the flesh.

Wingflex is now much better improved and so has the inner wing detail. All the external lighting have been redone to be smaller, sharper and more realistic. Bigger changes are very highly noticeable in the cockpit. The dark blue sheepskin seat covers are also out and a more brighter light grey is in as this is now well adding also into the overall lighter effect. Reflections are in as well One of the areas that showed average before was the flat bland displays, so obviously they look far better and again more realistic, as is the display text new fonts that is now far sharper and actually readable, but only changed on the upper PFD Primary Flight Display as the lower radial is still blurry and low-res The under glareshield LED lighting is a "nice" moment, and the new more detailed yokes make the aircraft feel more authentic.

You expect it to do more, like if you go back to Search Dest, then you expect the original set "Dest" YMML to still be there, but if you have changed the "Origin" ICAO code then that will be shown in the "Dest", so it is only really a search ICAO box, and a poor one at that and in not holding in your original "Origin" and "Dest" choices in the correct selection tabs?

The performance calcuator is a bit hit and miss as well. Do the "Calc" and all your inputs disappear? The point is here if you can't convert your routing numbers over exactly many entries won't accept.

So you don't know if it is working correctly or if the aircraft is set up correctly or not All the set configurable units for weight, altimeter, minimums saved per-livery which is an interesting idea. You can load in. With the SASL plugin then in come realistic systems. MagKnight has started with the electrical system which has been redesigned from the ground up.

EFIS electronic flight instrument system has also been moved to it's correct position central panel from the secondary FMS location. The actual status buttons still don't work, but instead you still use the panel button called "NEXT PG" to change the pages, they don't appear in button order either with the Elec page last Certainly a WIP, but the new panel position shows off the detail to a better extent, small annoyance is that the Fuel is noted in lbs on the EFIS display, but the menu selection between either kgs or lbs can be changed everywhere else, it need to be available in both settings on the EFIS as well.

It does however take a fair time to reach it's full operating speed and temperature, as you sit there going "come on". My earlier first impression of the MagKnight Dreamliner in the earlier review was that the modeling was very good, and there was a fair bit of quality in the detail, certainly no photographic feel of realism that you desire, but it is way above the average The negative effects still come that a lot of the switchgear and knobs are still basic, and non-operable Engine start is very simple, just turn the start knob to "Start" and the B does the rest for you, no bleed settings or routing, no flipping up the fuel flow switches at the correct n I am not sure yet if the B start sequence is this totally automated, I would still think you would need to flip in the fuel flow switch at the right start point, so it feels just a little too basic on the start sequence.

It was nice for a change to do a long-haul, the last few years have been centered solely around Europe and of course the US. The reason was the complete dearth of good scenery out east, but thanks to TOD's amazing efforts, we now have a very decent and impressive VHHH and a quite good WSSS Singapore , and both are routings that are perfect for the Dreamliner.

But from the left senior seat I felt far better than the last time I sat here six months ago, and yes the experience is vastly improved and thankfully now also losing that PlaneMaker early basic X-Plane feel, and for the first time I felt, this is now finally a Dreamliner we can use and enjoy.

The most obvious feel change is the LED lighting under the glareshield that lifts the panel out of the ordinary. Runway roll and takeoff, and the aircraft felt more responsive biting into the air in climbing out of VHHH - 07R, power felt fine at a fpm departure slope, and the required bank to the right to cover the SKAT1E SID to OCEAN departure point was effortless, with this controllable manual flying the B quickly brought a smile to my lips, yes this Dreamliner is very good.

You feel good as well One of the biggest issues with the original MagKnight B is that it wasn't a good simulation on the performance side, and it was this mostly that was my biggest turnoff from the aircraft, as the aircraft was totally unrealistic performance wise Overall thankfully yes it is far better, but there is still some way to go. MagKnight has completely redone the performance aspect of the aircraft and to the new XP I have flown on a B and boy do these things go, a climb to FL Yes forty thousand was effortless at over a 2, fpm climb, as it went literally straight up, but those numbers are a bit askew in the fact there was barely 50 passengers on board and only the fuel weight for a nm flight.

Overall the aircraft struggled to meet the TOC marker, and I met the FL target a good 50nm past the required insertion point, but fuel consumption was comparative to the climb numbers. So there was a lot of climb rate changes to keep the aircraft within the limits of keeping on speed and not dropping behind the speed marker I doubt the real aircraft would require this much climb attention.

So now we come to fuel burn? At several points at the required. Yes the aircraft is far more responsive to performance, but the numbers are not realistic? So is SimBrief wrong? All of the add-ons here are easy to install and most if not all come with detailed installation instructions to get you up and running with the new aircraft mod you have downloaded.

At the moment, freeware developers are focusing on repaints as opposed to full models. X-Plane 11 comes with many high-quality aircraft out of the box and developers have chosen to expand on these existing aircraft with paints repaints of their own. Repaints are easy to install and they are built to work with the existing aircraft so you can be sure you'll have a full cockpit and even a 3D Virtual Cockpit VC working when installed.

Slowly, new models and more niche designs are becoming available as developers work on them so be sure to visit this page often for the latest updates and releases. All of the files here are free to download and use - you don't even need to register - simply click on 'Download' and begin. We still add some X-Plane 10 files from time to time but by user demand, we now focus mainly on XP With these and many more simulations, you will be able to experience the daily life of our everyday heroes.

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