3.7.2024
MSFS

SimWorkStudios Previews 727 for MSFS2024 at FSExpo

One of the most anticipated moments at the SWS booth was the preview of their upcoming 727 addon.

SimWorks Studios (SWS) recently attended FSExpo, unveiling several developments and future plans. The highlight of their announcement was the preview of their upcoming 727 model for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024). Additionally, SWS shared insights into their strategy for transitioning to MSFS2024 and showcased improvements to existing flight models.

Preview of the 727 Model

One of the most anticipated moments at the SWS booth was the preview of their upcoming 727 addon. Developed in collaboration with FSReborn, the 727 model is designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024) from the ground up. Upon initial release, the 727 will include all variants, starting with the 200ADV passenger version. SWS plans to further extend the lineup to include the 727-200, 727 cargo, 727-100, 727VIP, 727 oil spilling, fire response, and zero-G variants.

The collaboration with FSReborn has been instrumental in bringing this project to life. Both companies are pooling their expertise to ensure the highest level of detail and accuracy. More details on the 727 model’s progress and specific features will be shared in the coming days, highlighting the ongoing efforts to perfect this iconic aircraft.

Read also: MSFS 2024 Sim Update 1 Delayed

The development of these variants indicates a commitment to providing a comprehensive and versatile experience for flight simulation enthusiasts. The 727 model aims to capture the unique characteristics of each variant, from the passenger configurations to specialized roles like fire response and zero-G training. This breadth of options promises to cater to a wide range of user preferences and mission scenarios.

SWS 727 mock-up of the flight model

MSFS2024 Announcements and SWS’s Plans

The FSExpo was abuzz with announcements regarding the upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024). These announcements naturally led to discussions about how developers plan to adapt to the new platform. SimWorkStudios is taking a thoughtful approach to this transition, ensuring they can provide support for both MSFS2024 and the existing MSFS (2020).

SimWorkStudios is also considering how to balance their resources between supporting existing products and developing new ones for MSFS2024. This includes evaluating the potential need for updates or modifications to existing aircraft to ensure compatibility with the new platform. By taking these steps, SWS aims to maintain a high level of support for their products while embracing the new opportunities presented by MSFS2024.

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Another consideration for SimWorkStudios is the MSFS2024 SDK. The SDK will play a crucial role in how smoothly developers can transition their products to the new platform. SWS has indicated that they are waiting for more details on the SDK before making definitive plans. This cautious approach is intended to ensure that any transition is seamless and that users of both MSFS (2020) and MSFS2024 receive the best possible experience.

Hands-On Experience with Improved Flight Models

Another highlight at the SimWorkStudios booth was the opportunity for visitors to test the improved PC-12 flight model and the Airvan. These aircraft have undergone significant enhancements to their flight dynamics and overall performance, aiming to provide a more realistic and immersive experience.

The feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. A current pilot who tested the models provided high praise, particularly noting the realism and accuracy of the flight dynamics. This direct input from a professional pilot is a strong endorsement of the improvements SimWorkStudios has made.

Read also: Orbx Releases Sandane Airport for MSFS 2024

The hands-on experience allowed SimWorkStudios to gather valuable feedback from the broader community, which will be used to make further refinements. The company emphasized their commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring that their products meet the highest standards of realism and user satisfaction.

Conclusion

In summary, SimWorkStudios’ participation at FSExpo was marked by several key highlights and announcements. The preview of the 727 model, the hands-on experience with improved flight models, and the discussions around MSFS2024 all underscore SWS’s commitment to innovation and excellence in flight simulation.

As SimWorkStudios continues to gather feedback and refine their products, the community can look forward to exciting developments in the coming months. The company’s strategic approach to the transition to MSFS2024 and their plans for future products indicate a bright future for flight simulation enthusiasts. With more updates expected soon.

Read also: FSDG Releases Greenland Kulusuk for MSFS

To learn more about what was changed in the previous SimWorkStudios’ update, make sure to read our other article here. For other flight sim-related news, announcements, releases, and more, check out our other articles on FSNews.

Feel free to join our Discord server to share your feedback on the article, screenshots from your flights or just chat with the rest of the team and the community. Click here to join the server.

One of the most anticipated moments at the SWS booth was the preview of their upcoming 727 addon.

SimWorks Studios (SWS) recently attended FSExpo, unveiling several developments and future plans. The highlight of their announcement was the preview of their upcoming 727 model for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024). Additionally, SWS shared insights into their strategy for transitioning to MSFS2024 and showcased improvements to existing flight models.

Preview of the 727 Model

One of the most anticipated moments at the SWS booth was the preview of their upcoming 727 addon. Developed in collaboration with FSReborn, the 727 model is designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024) from the ground up. Upon initial release, the 727 will include all variants, starting with the 200ADV passenger version. SWS plans to further extend the lineup to include the 727-200, 727 cargo, 727-100, 727VIP, 727 oil spilling, fire response, and zero-G variants.

The collaboration with FSReborn has been instrumental in bringing this project to life. Both companies are pooling their expertise to ensure the highest level of detail and accuracy. More details on the 727 model’s progress and specific features will be shared in the coming days, highlighting the ongoing efforts to perfect this iconic aircraft.

Read also: FSExpo 2026 Venue Location Voting Now Open

The development of these variants indicates a commitment to providing a comprehensive and versatile experience for flight simulation enthusiasts. The 727 model aims to capture the unique characteristics of each variant, from the passenger configurations to specialized roles like fire response and zero-G training. This breadth of options promises to cater to a wide range of user preferences and mission scenarios.

SWS 727 mock-up of the flight model

MSFS2024 Announcements and SWS’s Plans

The FSExpo was abuzz with announcements regarding the upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS2024). These announcements naturally led to discussions about how developers plan to adapt to the new platform. SimWorkStudios is taking a thoughtful approach to this transition, ensuring they can provide support for both MSFS2024 and the existing MSFS (2020).

SimWorkStudios is also considering how to balance their resources between supporting existing products and developing new ones for MSFS2024. This includes evaluating the potential need for updates or modifications to existing aircraft to ensure compatibility with the new platform. By taking these steps, SWS aims to maintain a high level of support for their products while embracing the new opportunities presented by MSFS2024.

Read also: Enhanced Dubai Airport by iniBuilds Released for MSFS 2024

Another consideration for SimWorkStudios is the MSFS2024 SDK. The SDK will play a crucial role in how smoothly developers can transition their products to the new platform. SWS has indicated that they are waiting for more details on the SDK before making definitive plans. This cautious approach is intended to ensure that any transition is seamless and that users of both MSFS (2020) and MSFS2024 receive the best possible experience.

Hands-On Experience with Improved Flight Models

Another highlight at the SimWorkStudios booth was the opportunity for visitors to test the improved PC-12 flight model and the Airvan. These aircraft have undergone significant enhancements to their flight dynamics and overall performance, aiming to provide a more realistic and immersive experience.

The feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. A current pilot who tested the models provided high praise, particularly noting the realism and accuracy of the flight dynamics. This direct input from a professional pilot is a strong endorsement of the improvements SimWorkStudios has made.

Read also: FLYT Simulations Reveals Curitiba Airport for MSFS

The hands-on experience allowed SimWorkStudios to gather valuable feedback from the broader community, which will be used to make further refinements. The company emphasized their commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring that their products meet the highest standards of realism and user satisfaction.

Conclusion

In summary, SimWorkStudios’ participation at FSExpo was marked by several key highlights and announcements. The preview of the 727 model, the hands-on experience with improved flight models, and the discussions around MSFS2024 all underscore SWS’s commitment to innovation and excellence in flight simulation.

As SimWorkStudios continues to gather feedback and refine their products, the community can look forward to exciting developments in the coming months. The company’s strategic approach to the transition to MSFS2024 and their plans for future products indicate a bright future for flight simulation enthusiasts. With more updates expected soon.

Read also: Orbx Releases Emerald Airport for MSFS

To learn more about what was changed in the previous SimWorkStudios’ update, make sure to read our other article here. For other flight sim-related news, announcements, releases, and more, check out our other articles on FSNews.

Feel free to join our Discord server to share your feedback on the article, screenshots from your flights or just chat with the rest of the team and the community. Click here to join the server.

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