Check the trio of new images, dream about the chance you’ll have to get your hands on that yoke in a few weeks, and make sure to see the previously released shots representing the stunning exterior model.Īs usual, you can count on our coverage of this exciting upcoming add-on, arguably the one everyone is waiting for. So, there’s a little more to see today than to read about the 737. There’s isn’t much time left to do all that this year, but PMDG has surprised us before in that regard, when the DC-6 for MSFS was released just a few weeks after its official announcement.

Furthermore, Randazzo says a lot of work is yet to be done. After all, the 737 is a very complex machine, and will certainly undergo an extensive and thorough beta period. Christmas is fast approaching, and while Randazzo didn’t say anything about that expected timeframe, I can’t help to feel some doubts about a release this quarter. This is the first glimpse that we have of the cockpit in this new 737, which PMDG has said should be out before the end of this year. Needlessly to say, MSFS is capable of showing a significantly more detailed model, with much improved textures and a more dramatic and realistic lighting engine.

This was a great opportunity to see how the aircraft is being rendered by both simulators, and the differences between them. Randazzo describes how he’s been running MSFS and P3D side-by-side, working on the code that drives the flight controls animations. The amount if really useful information is sometimes scarce, as is the case with this latest update, but the images speak for themselves: we’re in for a significant aesthetical improvement over the P3D version… but wasn’t that to be expected already? After some time with no news, PMDG’s Robert Randazzo has shared the first sneak-peek into the 737’s cockpit living inside Microsoft Flight Simulator, and how it compares to the P3D version.Īs usual, PMDG’s boss uses long prose to describe what’s been in his mind, oftentimes with very interested insights about the development process. The illusive PMDG 737 has finally shown its heart. PMDG 737-700NGX liveries missing in FSX 18Jun2020, 20:07 I have searched the forums and performed all suggested steps, but am currently missing liveries, more precisely they are in the simobject folder and aircraft.cfg but do not appear in FSX, that I installed via operations center 2.0 to my FSX 737-700W-NGX after.

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