FlightFactor has today made two posts on their Twitter page, one regarding their Boeing 757 and Boeing 767 renditions and one regarding their Airbus A350 rendition for X-Plane 11.
Let’s start with the A350v1 update. Last time mentioned in December, FlightFactor said in the post, that the A350v1 should get a major update in April. This delay is, based on the post, caused by ToLiss’ recently released Airbus A321 and their current inability to fully focus on the A350v1 due to that.
Taking into account our partner’s for this project need for taking care of their new product. Their bugs are our bugs, let’s hope it goes through smoothly
The new update should feature a huge graphical update and a SID/STARs support. It will be a free update for current owners.
FlightFactor has also announced the imminent release of new beta versions of their Boeing 757 (2.4.1) and Boeing 767 (1.3.5). As you can see below, the new version features, for example, added anti-aliasing slider to the tablet effects page) and a lot of fixes.
The new versions can be downloaded via X-Updater. Make sure to select the beta checkbox and have Java installed.
Changelog 767
1.3.5 - added state saving for displays 2D windows - added AntiAliasing (AA) slider to the tablet effects page (affects eadi, ehsi and route part for fpds displays) - fixed TAT indication - fixed vibration indication - fixed rudder pos indication - fixed cockpit interaction in case of some multi-monitor configurations (with rotational offsets applied) - fixed bug with charts window disappearing during if other window is in dragging state
Changelog 757
2.4.1 - added state saving for displays 2D windows - added AntiAliasing (AA) slider to the tablet effects page (affects eadi, ehsi and route part for fpds displays) - fixed TAT indication - fixed vibration indication - fixed rudder pos indication - fixed cockpit interaction in case of some multi-monitor configurations (with rotational offsets applied) - fixed bug with charts window disappearing during if other window is in dragging state
For future updates stay tuned on FSNews 🙂
