World Traffic v3-World Traffic 3 is the most comprehensive traffic application for X-Plane. Now easier than ever to use. Version 3 new features:Automated InstallersFlight Setup WindowAuto Ground Route GenerationAuto Flight Plan GenerationAirport Oper. X-Life traffic is freeware. X-Life may use freeware aircraft objects libraries (not included), like OpenSceneryX. X-Life may use traffic with freeware and payware sceneries. X-Life may be used with any X-Plane aircraft. X-Life may use NavData-base what always included to X-Plane 10.

1. X Plane 11 Free Airplanes

We would like to introduce you the adaptation of the IL-96-400 for X-Plane 11 This aircraft was laid out for free access in 2014 ( safely flew to X-Plane -10, but stopped working in X-Plane 11, which prompted us to deal with this issue. The author of the Ramzess aircraft, the Russification of the cabin is taken from Avsima - authors ivan00559 and albatros_41 It is important to understand that we did not set ourselves the task of improving, developing, remodeling, re-texturing, remaking everything, etc. All the features of the behavior of the original model we tried to preserve. What was done: FMS is installed, autopilot is reconfigured, VNAV mode is working, external light sources are corrected, animation of the pedals is corrected, some elements are controlled by the mouse wheel. Honestly, you can not remember everything that you had to edit, reconfigure and remodel.

Pleasant flights and soft landings With respect The x-flight team (google translate).

Starting with X-Plane 11, all aircraft must be installed in a folder within “Aircraft”.* We’re taking this opportunity to normalize where Aircraft are installed (all other files have to go in ‘the right’ folder, e.g. Weapons, Airfoils, Custom Scenery, etc.).

This will let us search a much smaller footprint of files to find installed aircraft, which speeds up the UI. Our aircraft are in a folder called “Laminar Research” within Aircraft; my suggestion is that vendors (and a lot of you are already doing this) have your own folder in Aircraft where aircraft go. The goal is to have a file structure where it is not necessary to reorganize where files live or deconflict, so that automatic updaters (ours and third parties) can find the files they installed. The old folders-with-categories-of-aircraft are now gone. You can make any set of folders within Aircraft you want, and when you search in the UI, you can search by folder names. But we also provide a bunch of other ways to find aircraft, e.g. Type, studio, number of engines, or file name search. *If you thought X-Plane already required it, wellnope – X-Plane 10 will load an aircraft anywhere in the X-Plane folder.

This is only true for Aircraft – everything else has to go in the right bucket. I’ve been wondering this since I saw the presentation of 11 / 10.50-beta: The airline identifiers added to starting positions affect static planes, but the presentation said static scenery is just a step because it’s static. Is there any intention to pick liveries/skin of AI aircraft by the start airline identifiers, or have ATC send AI traffic with an airline skin go to it’s airline’s starts at an airport? If so, do the airline identifiers impose any livery file naming? Also, if I pick a livery in the new flight or chose global airports dialogs, will it consider my plane’s livery (or alternately provide an airline filter for starts)? Speaking of aircraft, I submitted a bug about a week ago related to FPS dropping every 10-20 seconds (actually, it would cause the screen to freeze at the same time). After hours and hours of troubleshooting, I think the culprit was the Carenado Cirrus SR22 GTSX; not sure if it was the aircraft itself or more likely the 3GB database one is forced to download in order to use the G1000.

After removing these, along with the preferences, and all plugin’s, then using the X-plane re-installer file and re-installing everything (except the Cirrus), it is working fine now. Too nervous to install that database again. I wonder whether the reason of merging all aircraft subdirectories in one folder (this is how I interpret the message) was due to the fact that the structure was too complicated, or (what I think) navigation with the X-Plane UI was too complicated. For a flat structure, I’d wish an additional mechanism like adding user-definable tags or maybe even a “star rating” to the planes for quick access to what you want. I don’t know yet how many planes X-Plane 11 will ship, but I have a quite big collection of planes going back to older X-Planes. I like some of them a lot, while I don’t like some of the recent additions. So please let the user decide how to locate the planes he/she wants.

X Plane 11 Free Airplanes

Of course it’s not very much an issue if you only have a hand-full of planes to choose from •. It’s _not_ a flat system – it’s still a hierarchy.