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GSX, Ground Services for FSX and Prepar3D, it's a revolutionary new product that simulates several operations on ground, like Marshalling, Catering, Boarding/Deboarding of passengers and Baggages, Stairs, Refueling vehicles, Pushback with realistic behavior, Folllow Me cars, Docking System and more, all featuring many native FSX animations and belivable human characters.
GSX, Ground Services for FSX it's a revolutionary new product that simulates several operations on ground, like Marshalling, Catering, Boarding/Deboarding of passengers and Baggages, Stairs, Refueling vehicles, Pushback with realistic behavior, Folllow Me cars, Docking System and more, all featuring many native FSX animations and belivable human characters.
Now the door will open and majestically the built in stairs will unfurl and then allow you to board the aircraft... There are rear stairs as well which are highly animated for their height above the ground. In fact all the doors for passenger and cargo open...
The aircraft comes with a built in Maintenance System that covers the Airframe, both engines and the APU. If you have used the FJS Maintenance System before you will know it is quite unforgiving and all repairs can only be done on the ground, but it is highly realistic. You can, if you can't handle the surprises then turn the system off.
On the ground you get great lighting for landing and taxiing to and from the runway. Only comment is the landing lights look a little blobby directly front on and maybe needed to be a little more tighter in radius like on the original version.
Then SSG did a completely new from the ground up version of their B747-8 in v2 or the "Anniversary" version, on release it was a bit of a failure, but mostly it was the just simply a release that was just too early and it came with a lot of unfinished areas and bugs, but I did feel a huge advancement in the actual aircraft, but how can you stop developers releasing good products early and damaging their coda?
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Make realistic in-flight announcements to your passengers, work closely with your cabin crew to manage the aircraft during different phases of flight, deal with technical setbacks, medical issues or problematic passengers and manage the in-flight services provided throughout the flight.
You can work with your ground crew via the ground radio to manage loading the aircraft, pushback from the gate and disembarking your passengers after arrival - all with localised voices based on the airport locations.
Developed from the ground-up to simulate airline protocols as realistically as possible, Self-Loading Cargo brings a whole new level of immersion (and workload!) to your airliner flights in Microsoft Flight Simulator, P3D, FSX and X-Plane1.
The model is based on the original POSKY model from many years ago however has been modified based on user feedback. Users report the aircraft is unusually hard to turn on taxiways and on the ground. We have tweaked the model and aircraft.cfg to hopefully make it lighter and easier to turn and move on taxiways.
The model developed for FSX (and even works in P3D) has a host of features including hi-def textures so you won't have any pixelation on the actual paint when loaded in the sim. It has many 3D perks including animated nose wheels, rudder lock, spoilers for use on the ground. It also has a fully working 3D virtual cockpit (VC) that many users favor these days. I am used to 2D panels and prefer them myself but I have noticed a shift and people now only seem to use 3D VC's.
Photoreal adds realistic images to the ground terrain displaying landmarks, points of interest, and true-to-life terrain thanks to satellite imagery. This is why it's sometimes called "VFR scenery" - as it aids in VFR flights.
Mesh scenery maybe be a little confusing to the new flight sim virtual pilot. Essentially, what mesh scenery add-ons do is increase the detail of the terrain in your simulation environment. They make "flat" areas alive again and add some additional 3D detail to terrain and ground-scapes. They really bring mountainous regions to life. Flying over areas such as the Alps, Rockies and the Pyrenees is much more realistic because all of the 3D terrain detailing is in the correct place.
It may take a long while to download if you are using our free tier but PRO members should be able to download this with no issues as long as they have a fast connection to the Internet. The comments have also been great; users have noticed a huge difference in their ground terrain.
Garmin Aviation PC Trainers simulate multiple Garmin avionics systems and provide you with an on-the-ground environment to learn the basic operation of your Garmin avionics, as well as offline manuals and additional resources.
- How I install it?
1 - Go to the download page: here!
2 - In the right side you will find two "products", choose "MASSUN92`s ASSET PACK"
3 - Type "0" if you want to get it for free (if you want to contribute choose another value.. like: u$s1.000.000 or something similar)
4 - Click on "buy"
5 - Extract the rar file inside of C:\Users\--*YourUser*--\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Mods\Tech (if there is not a "Mods" or "Tech" folder just create it with that name)
- How to use it?
On the Mission Editor you will find some new elements named: "M92_", all these elements are part of the mod. Some of them are located on the ground units - unarmed vehicles. That vehicles you can control them with "CA" if you choose "Player can drive" option. (Im in the process of re-made some of them with super cool and realistic interiors for take some really cool shots for videos/pictures)
You will find more asset on the "statics" objects. They are on the categories: "deck equipment" / "structures" / "personnel"
If you don't want to populate every airfield on every mission you can create a blank mission, populate your favorite airfield, save it and use it like a templete (importing the enterally "mission" /aka templete to the new real mission). I recommend select the "hide" option to all the elements to avoid a lot of icons on your screen when you are creating a mission.
- Things to have in mind:
Most of the first elements to be added are made without lods (level of details) because I wasn't able to make them work. So, I keep the vertices count suuuper low for all of them. The newer elements have proper lods, so the quality of the models is better, and the fps impact is less. I don't recommend adding hundreds of elements and don't expect some fps drops. You need to test on your machine the impact of the scenery.
You can use "remove scenery" option to remove some buildings on the bases to add new elements to the airfields.
Most of the models have their own destruction models... some other don't. I will add them "innn the futuuureeee".
There are some lights that you won't be able to "see them" but they work at the night. Are very cool to illuminate airfields, farps and more.
The main difference with the standard lights on the airfields is that these illuminates the exterior models of the airframes. But they don't illuminate the cockpits (limitations of DCS -- I don't test them on PG maybe with the new light system of the map they work there... who want to test it?). The direction of the lights matches the direction of the arrow when you place them. And you can download a Incirlik templete from the same page where you download the mod.
Some of the elements are not aligned to the direction arrow when you place them... sorry for that (rookie mistake)
- Why opens a thread?
I open this thread for a couple of reasons:
First, I think that some people are afraid to all the stuff that are not on the forum of ED, so here we are.
Second, I need proper feedback that gumroad/facebook groups don't bring it to me and I think that the mod can gain a lot of from the community interaction.
Third, I NEED HELP! Time to time there is something that I cant solve by myself and I know that there is some brilliant mind over there that can help me.
Hi.. I installed the update. I could see 3 ground crew.. but one of them named m92_personnel_salute.. not like _anim in your video. Also this figure doesn't move or salute.. behaves like static figures (with or without trigger abs alarm state). I got this under infantry and not statics. Is it the correct version you posted or am I doing something wrong?
Navarre was removed from active duty and sent to a sanatorium to convalesce. His challenging attitude toward authority, his alcoholism & mental instability, womanising, and reckless approach to life, provided top brass the excuse to ground him. He would return to duty in 1918, though he would not again fly in combat.
This is a repaint of the excellent TDS (Tenkuu Developers Studio) Boeing 757-300 WL model, in Condor Flugdienst "Passion" livery, D-ABOM. Texture only. The textures are saved in 32bit format for quality graphics. Model developed by Tenkuu Developers Studio, features high resolution textures, dynamic flexing wings, nose gear steering, rudder lock, ground spoilers, low speed aileron locks at high speed, fully animated control surfaces, fully independent suspension, trim animation, opening passenger doors, rolling wheels, animated thrust reverse with reverser block doors, detailed textures, full night lighting, ground service vehicles and more. Model design by Hiroshi Igami. Flight dynamics design by Nate Rosenstrauch and Chesley Hann. Paint kit and master textures by Carlos Eduardo Salas. TDS members: Hiroshi Igami,Nick Wilkinson,Carlos Eduardo Salas,Yosuke Ube,Stian Svensen,David Biggar, Luiz Antonio Perina,Nate Rosenstrauch, Chesley Hann. For support visit Tenkuu Developers Studio's Facebook page: . Works in FS9 and FSX/P3D.
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