I do not know about localization, sorry.

Got it! 🙂
Thank you!!!

Ah, good question! The image we’re showing there is from our (plain, non-interactive) image mockup… the fancy text labels never made it into the sim. Labeling things like the buildings would require new information in the apt.dat, although the nice looking runway length labels and runway numbers are essentially just a “feature request” waiting to be implemented.

Thank you!

Yes, I guess the suggestion is that, once you set position, to be able to call up/read the position values within X-Plane. Then you could write them down, go into Planemaker to enter them, and never have to adjust again. At present, it would be a trial and error process, back and forth in X-Plane/Planemaker… obviously the values are in X-Plane somewhere, just need to see them !

And I think the suggestion applies just as much to flat screen luddites (just kidding !) as well as VR users.

Thanks,

Terry

While I think the new UI is great I do have one important request. Will you please add the ability to resize and move the interface around on the desktop? I think to the old FSX days where we were stuck with a window that was not movable when configuring things and how wonderful I thought it was when in Prepar3d they finally made the options windows movable.

For anyone using X-plane in a real cockpit environment with large projection or multiple monitors while inside a shell (think PFC or FDS type setups) often a part of a window can be hidden behind a windows frame or in the case of the Apply button…just out of site below the nose. Makes it very difficult to use. Much better if we can grab a window and move it or resize it to a much small size.

This is the only real gripe I have with the UI and it would be great if you could address it.

Thank you,
Scott

VR support is our highest priority feature for post-11.00. Re: changing your head position, this is available in Plane Maker now (in the Standard > Viewpoint screen). It would certainly be reasonable to allow access to it into X-Plane as well.

No—the detailed ground textures were super slow to render. They’ve been replaced by the (super fast) sectional textures, which just show land/water outlines.