DC Designs Concorde is out

[dvj]

[Mr.Mugel]

Another shot with a great mood.

By the way, 1.0.3 got released today.

v1.0.3

- Changes to Autopilot for ease of use of Mach Hold
- ADI animations and code corrected for pitch accuracy
- ADF needles corrected for accuracy
- Flight Director pitch needles repositioned for accuracy on ADI
- Further ILS / AUTOLAND tests at various airports, all working correctly
- Refinements to Interactive Checklists for greater detail and accuracy

[dvj]

[FAC257]

That is a great shot! Moved me a little closer to a potential buy.


Forest

[dvj]

That is a great shot! Moved me a little closer to a potential buy.Forest

I enjoy it more every time I fly it. Best part, we are on the 3rd update since the introduction, so it is not ignored by the developer. Not a big fan of tubeliners, but this aircraft is quite unique in flight and style.

[Paul K]

I must say it does look good. It's not for me; I love Concorde in real life, and always enjoy going aboard the one at Duxford - it's just not my cup of tea in flight simming. However, from what I've read, I think DC Designs has pitched it at just the right level of complexity, so well done to them on an excellent add-on.

[ce_zeta]

I must say it does look good. It's not for me; I love Concorde in real life, and always enjoy going aboard the one at Duxford - it's just not my cup of tea in flight simming. However, from what I've read, I think DC Designs has pitched it at just the right level of complexity, so well done to them on an excellent add-on.

Hopefully the FlightsimLab version will be released this year (I hope so).

[Paul K]

Hopefully the FlightsimLab version will be released this year (I hope so).

Yes, that'll be interesting too. The FBW A32NX and PMDG's DC-6 are about as complex as I want at the moment, but I'm looking forward to reading people's experiences with the FSL Concorde.

[dvj]

Yes, that'll be interesting too. The FBW A32NX and PMDG's DC-6 are about as complex as I want at the moment, but I'm looking forward to reading people's experiences with the FSL Concorde.

I think you'll be waiting for FSL's offering a long time. Nothing on their website indicates any work on MSFS planes.

[Paul K]

I did read something from FSL a few weeks ago, said during an interview, that work on the MSFS Concorde was ongoing. Can I now find that interview ? Of course, I can't. We shall see - as said, it's not for me anyway.

[SeanTK]

I think you'll be waiting for FSL's offering a long time. Nothing on their website indicates any work on MSFS planes.

Come on now…a whole new forum section and a public statement dedicated to it is a lot more than nothing.

https://fselite.net/content/new-deta...labs-concorde/

[Paul K]

Thank you - that was the article I was trying to find.

[dvj]

[Javis]

That's just totally awesome, dvj !!

(that makes me almost sold but i don't know what to do with it...)

[Tom Clayton]

The latest from Dean regarding the Concorde:

After tremendous work by CodenameJack, and Concorde users "LameLefty" and "RESETXPDR" on the Microsoft forums, all of the engine and fuel issues have been diagnosed and fixed. The updates will be sent to Just Flight and the Marketplace today to ensure Concorde gets back into the skies as quickly as possible for all owners.I should also add that Jorg Neumann at Microsoft has been hugely helpful in talking over what went wrong. We were able to find a way to improve the communication between Asobo Studios and third-party developers prior to Sim Update releases, so that all developers know more about what has actually been changed within the sim *before* the final update rolls out. The plan is that with a detailed Changelog in advance of Sim Update releases ( but while still in beta ), devs can rapidly locate and diagnose issues and prepare their updates with more accuracy, instead of wondering what's a new sim-bug and what's a genuine fix or change each time the updates roll out. This idea is a WIP, as it would require Asobo to lock down their code earlier to give developers more time to make changes, but Jorg liked the idea and hopefully it will become a thing in the future.

Concorde's update should reach users today or tomorrow, depending on where you purchased Concorde.

https://www.facebook.com/DCDesignsAi...42167159437594

[Mr.Mugel]

On Justflight, the patch was already available last night. Installed it but Indon't have the time to take it out this weekend.

Still sounds like great support fixing it this quick

[stovall]

On Justflight, the patch was already available last night. Installed it but Indon't have the time to take it out this weekend.

Still sounds like great support fixing it this quick

That is what you can expect from Dean every time. First class products and first class support.

[Stearman]

Even if I keep my Windows 10 utterly updated, the Concorde installer has forced me to previously install something called "Microsoft Edge Webtime2 Runtime", in order to validate the installation.

Aside from the fact that I don't use Microsoft Edge at all, I hate this kind of "surprises". Not that I think it's a malware, but that behaviour reminds of such.

I for one would have much appreciated a warning of such requirement before buying the add-on.

[Priller]

Even if I keep my Windows 10 utterly updated, the Concorde installer has forced me to previously install something called "Microsoft Edge Webtime2 Runtime", in order to validate the installation.

Aside from the fact that I don't use Microsoft Edge at all, I hate this kind of "surprises". Not that I think it's a malware, but that behaviour reminds of such.

I for one would have much appreciated a warning of such requirement before buying the add-on.

That is not because of DC Designs, but rather Micro$oft. DC Designs/JustFlight provide the installer, it's your OS (Windows) that decides how the validation happens.

Priller

[DC1973]

Even if I keep my Windows 10 utterly updated, the Concorde installer has forced me to previously install something called "Microsoft Edge Webtime2 Runtime", in order to validate the installation.

Aside from the fact that I don't use Microsoft Edge at all, I hate this kind of "surprises". Not that I think it's a malware, but that behaviour reminds of such.

I for one would have much appreciated a warning of such requirement before buying the add-on.

Priller is right, nothing at all to do with me - Installer for third-party sites is made by Just Flight ( and is perfectly safe ), and Marketplace also have their own methods.