• How To Update X Plane 11 Nav Data

To update X-Plane, do the following: Launch the copy of X-Plane that you wish to update. Once it opens, move your mouse to the top of the screen and click About, then About X-Plane. Click the Update X-Plane button. I finally figured out how to point the Navigraph FMS data manager program to the X-plane 11 folder and perform the update. Looking at the folder some data is written to the X-Plane 11 Custom Data folder (e.g.

X-Plane 11.11 is now final – you’ll be notified to auto-update. 11.11 is a small bug fix release that fixes a few key issues that we didn’t find out about in time to get into 11.10. Our VR private beta program is underway – we’ve been cutting VR private betas in parallel to 11.11 testing; I’ll post more on VR over the next few days. A New Look for developer.x-plane.com As you may have noticed, Tyler just enabled the new modern X-Plane theme for the developer part of our website. This is part of a long-term initiative to move the X-Plane SDK docs from an old (and broken) wiki on my old XSquawkBox site to developer.x-plane.com.

We still have some work to do on the landing pages and some bug fixing, but even with this work still in progress, I think the new developer.x-plane.com site is a lot more useful than the wiki. As of this writing, complete 3.0 API documentation and sample code (including 3.0 SDK samples) are live on this site – you can reference them for now. (As of this writing, the sample code’s background color is borked – that should be fixed soon, and download works.). While it is nice that the new blog is integrated into the main website I noticed two things that liked better about the old version. – In the old version you could see who wrote the blog entry. Maybe I missed it but I can’t find that info in the new version.

– In the old version you could see the number of comments in the overview list (which is handy if you want to check if new comments are available). Other than that – can’t wait for VR (probably just to find out that its unusable on my system and I have to upgrade big time).

I like the new look. Everything is groovy and we get to see your glorious face:3 However my two cents as a designer says the text is too large, and makes it slower to try and consume large amounts of information (which may come back to bite when people glance over the comments.) I also think changelogs could be done a bit better (with particular attention to general x-plane version changelogs and file format specifications) where everything is piled on top of each other. Having this in a more tabular format may save some time and precious scotch!

A question about extending light distance. Could you elaborate if you’re planning to extend drawn lights. A cheap hack I was thinking of was simply to add a _LIT texture to the earth model and use light pollution imagery instead? There is alot which the earth model could do, but currently isn’t? (for example, right now it’s a brownish red when recolouring it to blue could potentially give a better perception of scattering) •.

How To Update X Plane 11 Nav Data

Not yet – I mean – if you get a 1070 and a new i5, you’ll be able to run VR – we have developers with that config or less. So you won’t be in the “your system is so low it’s hopeless” bucket. But we don’t have enough data yet to give anyone good guidance about what you get for your money. In particular: – VR is definitely FPS sensitive – some users think 20 fps flight sucks, and somse think it’s fine.