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Boris Audio Works Releases PMDG B777 Sound Pack for MSFS 2020/2024 - Threshold
Boris Audio Works recently released their PMDG B777 Sound Pack for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024. The pack features all three engine variants (GE90, [...] - Threshold: Question the Answers.www.thresholdx.net
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In arrivo i nuovi aerei di Black Square per MSFS 2020 e 2024
Black Square continues to expand the fleet of what it calls the “most technically advanced aircraft simulations for Microsoft Flight Simulator”. Building on the foundation of the developer’s hugely popular Steam Gauge Overhaul Analog series for Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS), the just-released product pages for the upcoming Baron Professional and Bonanza Professional series make it clear that this isn’t just a simple update of a previous release.
Black Square’s marketing partner, JustFlight.com, has published the product pages for both the upcoming Black Square Baron Professional and Bonanza Professional series. In addition to a full rundown of the features and illustrated guides summarizing all major improvements, we are also getting a first look at the PDF Operating Manuals for the first two aircraft in Black Square’s Professional Series lineup.
Both the Baron and the Bonanza are set to be delivered in three distinct variants, each with completely custom exterior models, Black Square’s tablet interface, and hyper-realistic systems, thanks to what Black Square says is a “roughly a doubling of the aircraft’s code complexity.” The piston Baron and piston-powered Bonanza benefit from the physics-based engine simulations first introduced in the piston Duke. This allows simulation of compression, magneto impulse couplings, blade angle, oil temperature, and cylinder head temperatures. Similarly, the A36TP turboprop conversion Bonanza will utilize the advanced turboprop simulation found in the Black Square turbine Duke.
Inside the cockpit, both aircraft now have double the number of hot-swappable avionics options than the original, Analog Baron and Bonanza. Modern avionics options will include the Garmin GTN and GNS-series navigators. For those who prefer a more vintage approach, Black Square has improved its KNS-81 Integrated Navigation System, as well as the venerable KLN90B GPS by falcon71. A no-GPS option is also available, making for the ultimate “old school” challenge in low-IFR.
Both the Baron and Bonanza Pro will feature a custom sound package from Boris Audio Works. Here, Black Square says that engine starting sounds are not mere recordings but will feature multiple-layered sounds, constructed based on the underlying simulation. Additionally, we can look forward to over 110 random, scheduled, or performance-triggered failures, that can be triggered via the tablet or with third-party UIs and instructor stations.
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Black Square Details Upcoming ‘Professional Series’ Baron and Bonanza
Black Square continues to expand the fleet of what it calls the “most technically advanced aircraft simulations for Microsoft Flight Simulator”. Building on the foundation of the developer’s hugely popular Steam Gauge Overhaul Analog series for Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS), the just-released product pages for the upcoming Baron Professional and Bonanza Professional series make it clear that this isn’t just a simple update of a previous release.
Black Square’s marketing partner, JustFlight.com, has published the product pages for both the upcoming Black Square Baron Professional and Bonanza Professional series. In addition to a full rundown of the features and illustrated guides summarizing all major improvements, we are also getting a first look at the PDF Operating Manuals for the first two aircraft in Black Square’s Professional Series lineup.
Both the Baron and the Bonanza are set to be delivered in three distinct variants, each with completely custom exterior models, Black Square’s tablet interface, and hyper-realistic systems, thanks to what Black Square says is a “roughly a doubling of the aircraft’s code complexity.” The piston Baron and piston-powered Bonanza benefit from the physics-based engine simulations first introduced in the piston Duke. This allows simulation of compression, magneto impulse couplings, blade angle, oil temperature, and cylinder head temperatures. Similarly, the A36TP turboprop conversion Bonanza will utilize the advanced turboprop simulation found in the Black Square turbine Duke.
Inside the cockpit, both aircraft now have double the number of hot-swappable avionics options than the original, Analog Baron and Bonanza. Modern avionics options will include the Garmin GTN and GNS-series navigators. For those who prefer a more vintage approach, Black Square has improved its KNS-81 Integrated Navigation System, as well as the venerable KLN90B GPS by falcon71. A no-GPS option is also available, making for the ultimate “old school” challenge in low-IFR.
Both the Baron and Bonanza Pro will feature a custom sound package from Boris Audio Works. Here, Black Square says that engine starting sounds are not mere recordings but will feature multiple-layered sounds, constructed based on the underlying simulation. Additionally, we can look forward to over 110 random, scheduled, or performance-triggered failures, that can be triggered via the tablet or with third-party UIs and instructor stations.
Bonanza Professional Variants:
- A36 (Normally aspirated, mid-2000s model)
- A36TC (2001, turbo-normalized aftermarket variant)
- A36TP (PT6A-powered turboprop conversion)
Baron Professional Variants:
- B58TC (1984 turbocharged variant)
- B58P (1985 pressurized “P-Baron”)
- B58 (Normally aspirated, mid-2000s model)
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Aggiornamenti sul Falcon 50 di Contrail
Contrail recently shared a development update on their upcoming Dassault Falcon 50 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024.
As promised in their previous update post, the Contrail team has now implemented the aircraft’s fully detailed cabin door, complete with authentic animations and interior detailing. A cockpit texture overhaul for the flight deck now features a distinctive rough painted metal finish, mirroring the material seen in many real-world FA50s. This subtle yet effective change helps reduce cockpit glare and enhances the overall realism and atmosphere of the flight deck environment.
On the systems side, development continues to progress steadily, with the team crediting much of this advancement to the ongoing collaboration with real FA50 pilots and mechanics, whose insights have been instrumental in reproducing the jet’s authentic flight dynamics and operational nuances.
Finally, the Contrail team offers a first look at the FA50’s hydraulic system in action, when hydraulic pressure is lost, the aircraft’s elevator naturally droops to a full nose-down position, causing the yoke to move fully forward, a behaviour faithfully replicated from the real aircraft. Meanwhile, the ailerons only sag slightly under gravity and remain that way until airflow over the wings brings them back to a neutral or slightly raised position once airborne.
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Contrail Shares New Update on Upcoming FA50
Contrail recently shared a development update on their upcoming Dassault Falcon 50 for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024.
As promised in their previous update post, the Contrail team has now implemented the aircraft’s fully detailed cabin door, complete with authentic animations and interior detailing. A cockpit texture overhaul for the flight deck now features a distinctive rough painted metal finish, mirroring the material seen in many real-world FA50s. This subtle yet effective change helps reduce cockpit glare and enhances the overall realism and atmosphere of the flight deck environment.
On the systems side, development continues to progress steadily, with the team crediting much of this advancement to the ongoing collaboration with real FA50 pilots and mechanics, whose insights have been instrumental in reproducing the jet’s authentic flight dynamics and operational nuances.
Finally, the Contrail team offers a first look at the FA50’s hydraulic system in action, when hydraulic pressure is lost, the aircraft’s elevator naturally droops to a full nose-down position, causing the yoke to move fully forward, a behaviour faithfully replicated from the real aircraft. Meanwhile, the ailerons only sag slightly under gravity and remain that way until airflow over the wings brings them back to a neutral or slightly raised position once airborne.
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jacopo9222
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@lorenzog89 allora l'SF260 di Sim Skunk Works ora c'è anche la versione per 2024 https://secure.simmarket.com/sim-skunk-works-aermacchi-sf-260-msfs24.phtml
Gli ERJ 170 e 175 di FSS sono compatibili anche con 2024 come riporta Aerosoft One da dove si installano (devo testare però ancora) https://www.aerosoft.com/en/shop/fl...lightsim-studio-e-jets-170/175?number=AS15949
Gli ERJ 170 e 175 di FSS sono compatibili anche con 2024 come riporta Aerosoft One da dove si installano (devo testare però ancora) https://www.aerosoft.com/en/shop/fl...lightsim-studio-e-jets-170/175?number=AS15949
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Per gli FSS 170 e 175 dov'è riportato per fs2024? sulla pagina dei prodotti di Aerosoft e Fss non è riportato.
jacopo9222
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si non è riportato ma dal launcher di Aerosoft ti dice che è compatibile e te lo installa sul 2024. Devo però verificare che funziona tutto l'ho messo stamani
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Ah ok, lo riporto se è ufficiale. Ho aggiunto l'FS260.
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Aggiornamento su LIRF Mkstudios, non è molto ma comunque un segnale e un passo avanti per un aeroporto tanto atteso da molti.
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Captains! ✈ @everyone
It’s been a bit quiet here lately as our team has been busy working on new airports, FS2024 compatibility updates, and professional training projects. I guess it’s time for an update!.......
Rome, anyone? We’ve finally started model exports and expect to move it to beta by the end of November.
Have a great weekend!
Dal canale discord MKstudios
Captains! ✈ @everyone
It’s been a bit quiet here lately as our team has been busy working on new airports, FS2024 compatibility updates, and professional training projects. I guess it’s time for an update!.......
Rome, anyone? We’ve finally started model exports and expect to move it to beta by the end of November.
Have a great weekend!
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Dai per Gennaio lo avremo
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Uscito un nuovo LIRN Napoli per 20/24.
I creatori, Simpixel, non hanno una buona nomina, o meglio, il loro LIBD Bari per esempio, graficamente molto buono, ma il punto debole sono le performance.
Speriamo si siano migliorati, in una zona soprattutto dove le prestazioni si abbassano sempre.
Comunque a voi video presentazione, venduto da IniBuilds
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I creatori, Simpixel, non hanno una buona nomina, o meglio, il loro LIBD Bari per esempio, graficamente molto buono, ma il punto debole sono le performance.
Speriamo si siano migliorati, in una zona soprattutto dove le prestazioni si abbassano sempre.
Comunque a voi video presentazione, venduto da IniBuilds
SimPixel Naples (LIRN) for MSFS
Discover Naples International Airport (LIRN) – The Gateway to Southern Italy for MSFS 2020 & 2024Experience the vibrant heart of Southern Italy with SimPixel’s ultra-detailed rendition of Naples International Airport (LIRN) for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Nestled between Mount Vesuvius and the...
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L'ho preso per provarlo. Non lo avessi mai fatto, sono allucinato.
Qui trovate la mia recensione: https://www.volovirtuale.com/index.php?threads/recensione-simpixel-napoli-capodichino-lirn.4067/
Qui trovate la mia recensione: https://www.volovirtuale.com/index.php?threads/recensione-simpixel-napoli-capodichino-lirn.4067/