However, older gauges that use GAU's that are from the FS2002 and before era will not work.
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This is good information, even though my computer is not DX11 capable, one day, one glorious day, I might build a new computer and be able to join the P3D club.
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Unfortunately the Zero in the old Shockwave/A2A WWII Fighters pack doesn't work, P3D2 just crashes when I try to load it
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That has to be clever manipulation of shaders and maybe more....I may have to go V2 for Oliver's Ju52!
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To err is human; to forgive is divine
AH!! Now that's a good point, that didn't come to my mind at first.
When I first read that topic, I thought something like "yeah that's great, but seriously, who's going to use FS9 addons in P3D?".
I still have quite a lot of FS9 models archives on my storage harddrive. When I tried to remember about a few planes, none of them were really worth the effort of bringing them to P3D. But that Ju-52 (and a few others) is an exception. An excellent exception.
Thanks for that reminder.
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Now that is a major improvement, good to hear.
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Yes.
In P3Dv2, the FS9 portovers get exterior shadows, virtual cockpit shadows, and the props appear correctly in front of the clouds.
Here is a quick test with Oliver Fischer Ju-52. I installed it a bit to fast and forgot to update the window textures, sorry for that.
You can see the shadows casted on the panel:
And here you can see the props correctly appearing in front of a cumulus. You can even see the aircraft self-shadow.
Strange thing is: the aircraft self-shadow appears only when flying BELOW a certain altitude. If you go too high, the shadow dissapears. VC shadow seem to be ok anytime, though...
Excellent!
SYSTEM :
OS:Win7 Home Premium 64 bit UAC OFF!
DX version Dx10 with Steve's Fixer.
Processor:I5 4670k overclocked to 4.4 gHz with Corsair CW-9060008-WW hydro cooler
Motherboard:Z87
RAM:16 gig 1866 gigaHz Corsair ram
Video Card:MSI 1070 8 gig ram
HD:2Tb Samsung 850 evo SSD
To err is human; to forgive is divine
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, 16 Gigs Ram
Cooler Master HAF 932 Tower
ASUS P7P55D Deluxe
Intel Core i7-860 Lynnfield Quad-Core 2.8 GHz LGA 1156
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ASUS Xonar DS 7.1
CORSAIR K95 RGB Platnum XT, PBT double-shot keycaps, Cherry MX Blue
Logitech M510
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