flightgear install full world scenery linux

Flightgear install full world scenery linux Patch#

But the majority of addon developers for FSX don't use it anymore. Some use it, because it's more convinient for them as they learned it back in the FS2004 days. From the perespective of addon developer, it's just another layer on top of the native FSX interface (simconnect). Huh? FSUIPC only exports the data which is available through stock FSX API. To the need to attach everything out of the simulator core by extra software (FSUIPC) for data export where X-Plane offers many API's, plugins, etc from stock. So that's why I'd like to ask for your input and experienced advice on that one. But is it a scam? Is it a real game that's worth the money? I don't know.

Flightgear install full world scenery linux Patch#

Is there anything better on the market? I have DCS A-10C (thinking about Black Shark, but I might not have enough time), Rise of Flight, Il-2 Sturmovik '46 and Cliffs of Dover (it's pretty much unflyable in its current state, hopefully the upcoming patch will fix that soon).įor Flight Pro Sim, graphics look nice (with the Full Scenery pack that is) and it's currently on sale (67 bucks instead of 167 on their site). graphics are not as pretty as those in Rise of Flight IMHO. I know lots of people recommend FSX because it's free (but you can buy some planes if I heard correctly), but meh. So for objectivity, I don't know who to trust anymore. Indeed, I discovered that most review sites gain a 'share' if people buy the sim on their site. I read SO MANY ridiculously positive reviews for Flight Pro Simulator, which made me immediately suspicious. So I thought I'd ask for advice to you grizzled vets of the sim world. I don't mind spending a few bucks for a high quality product, but I want to make my research first. I've been looking up on the internet a bit to know what's currently on the market, and I have stumbled into 3 games.įlight Gear, Flight Pro Simulator (which is a 'scam', as people put it, a ripoff of Flight Gear), and Microsoft Flight Simulator X (Edit: MS Flight is free-to-play, thanks for the correction). I'm looking for a civilian aircraft simulator.