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[22FEB21] Updated Release Expectations and a Few Other Notes
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This is, hands down, the product I have been excited about the most for the last years, as an absolute lover of the mighty tripple I cannot wait to try this makeover out 😁 Congrats PMDG and thanks for the update!
(BTW, maybe a rather stupid question but will current liveries still be compatible with the updated aircraft?)Raoul Disteldorff,
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I for one am hoping will see the release in time for the Vatsim FNO. The airports for this Friday are KSFO, KSJC, KSMF. Lots of 777 flights in and out of KSFO. I can see me flying from KDEN to KSFO for the event. Don't worry if the plane doesn't release by then. All good pilots have a backup, LOLDan Moore
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Originally posted by EDJA_Spotter View Postnice news capt.
is there anything bout Peformance public... fps whise ? does it perform like the 747 or more like the NGXu ?
Johannes B.
Nikita TravkinNikita Travkin
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Pop corn at the ready....I cannot wait for this one. John Freeman
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Hi Rob
I am not an expert. I am basing on What I see. 777 is the best in terms of FPS since its older technology. Followed by 747 and than NGXu. I remember you had a huge post explaining why NGXu has heavy FPS performance. Its understandable because it has many switches that need to be modelled lighting, hq textures etc... That's all I said. Logically, since 777 cockpit will use the NGXu technology or maybe something even newer, FPS will probably be worse, since more things are modelled but the P3D engine is still same old engine unfortunately .FS 2020 is the future but currently at a disappointing state for now. Only for VFR eye candy flights and that's it.
P.S. Is it possible to find out what is this overhauled sound engine used for the 777 update. I have been asking around the forums but no one responded. Is it things like wheels hitting the centerline and new ground roll sounds like in 747/NGXu has?
CheersLast edited by nikita1234; 24Feb2021, 15:16.
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Originally posted by nikita1234 View Post
I think it will be the same FPS maybe a bit better. Its not going to be as heavy as 747 or Ngxu. Ngxu performs the worst for me, followed by 747 and than 777. 777 is outdated, when PMDG will release the overhauled cockpit end of this year, than it probably will be FPS Heavy.
Nikita TravkinRudy Fidao
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Originally posted by VHOJT View Post
Yes, I think I'm probably in the minority here but I actually like baked-in lighting like the 744 has for the sake of FPS.
Nikita TravkinNikita Travkin
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Originally posted by Don777 View PostHello RSR
Cheers for the update mate! Any chance you'd be working on a 777-300 after this release?
Ta!
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Originally posted by cmakris View Post
Nope only 48 were created if not mistaken so it's not going to happen,Regards,
Swapnil Sirdeshpande
B.E (Aeronautics)
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Originally posted by snsb789 View Post
60 in total but still worth a look considering the fact that you guys even made the 777-200LR and the aircraft is essentially a stretch of the -200ER
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snsb789 even if it were sufficient demand, it isn't something that is necessary. As he said, they would have covered the majority of the variants. It's not necessary given you have the -300ER. The fact they considered the -200ER with all engine variants is really a dream come true to cover it.
Side note, if they were to consider doing the -300, then it's best they also consider doing the -200...which - as was said - .... not gonna happen... just give thanks bro :-) all the best!
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aviator268 The reason why I find it justified to make a 773 is because it is a unique aircraft in it's own right. Also saying that the 777-300ER is similar to -300 is plain incorrect as both are very different with the -300 lacking all the enhancements and increased fuel capacity and gross weights of the former. You also have very different balanced field performance, climbout and engine out performance and also have to factor that in. Also your claim that if one were to make the -300 then the -200 must also be made falls flat as the -200ER is essentially a -200IGW with a centre wing tank. Otherwise both share the same Airframe to a large extent except more powerful engines. It's the same rationale vis a vis. the -200ER vs -200LR, in that one doesn't substitute for the other. All in all, I'm pretty sure if they considered this variant as a future expansion then there will be positive response.Last edited by snsb789; 25Feb2021, 06:12.
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Originally posted by Fireblaster_Kev View PostWill an Austrian Airlines livery be included for the 777-200 ER with GE90 engines?
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Originally posted by Pablo Vazquez View PostWill there be any American Airlines Liveries, the largest airline in the world for the -300ER?
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Originally posted by Airway88 View PostJust hope the Omni Air ones will be there as well, on releaseThats the one I am waiting for lol!
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I think many 772 liveries will come to us in the future. For me not important which one is at first relase...if AA / TG / SQ / CX / BA is come - thats great :-) for the future like AM / RG would be wunderful too.
Later this day i will do my last 773ER flight and then..all will deinstall for be ready :-) if tomorrow - yes. if sunday - yes too :-))Steffen Noll
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Originally posted by cmakris View Post
The two active ER of Austrians are already doneKevin Neumann
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Originally posted by Fireblaster_Kev View Post
Which 2 registrations would that be exactly? I can't wait to see them in the sim, thank you so much. You guys also took a very neutral thrust rating for the GE90 s, they are rather overpowered or underpowered, they are perfectly in the middle. Austrian uses a very derated one and the difference is not big. Thank you so much.
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Originally posted by cmakris View Post
LPA and LPE are included.Kevin Neumann
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Originally posted by Fireblaster_Kev View Post
Very very nice, I requested the OE-LPA from iniBuilds for the PMDG 777-200 LR half a year ago, but now I don't need it anymore, you guys already made it yourself, but it is very nice, two Austrian liveries at the same time.
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