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19.4.2020
Prepar3D

GayaSimulations Updates Kos

GayaSimulations, a developer responsible for sceneries for Prepar3D and X-Plane 11, like East Midlands, recently released Vienna or Edinburgh…

GayaSimulations, a developer responsible for sceneries for Prepar3D and X-Plane 11, like East Midlands, recently released Vienna or Edinburgh, has updated their rendition of Kos airport for Prepar3D.

The update was announced through their Facebook page and shares the changelog as well. The developer added static aircraft to the scenery (which can be turned off), added taxi signs (added during late 2019 summer to the real airport) and some optimisation and autogen issues have been fixed as well. The full changelog is listed below.

Changelog

– Added static aircrafts (can be controlled by control panel)

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– Added taxi signs (those added during late summer 2019 to the real airport)

– Fixed some ground markings 4. added wind socks. 5. another round of optimisation.

– The autogen issue with other addons – solved.

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– Other technical and cosmetics fixes.

The update is available via ORBX Central (Fastlane version required) and for those who have it through Giveaway on GayaSimulation website.

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