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    [08NOV19] Announcing PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D v4

    Announcing the PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D v4!

    Captains,

    I have had some coffee, and I remembered what else it was that I wanted to tell you about…

    As I described in my other post, we made the decision earlier this year to realign the PMDG 737NG3 product in order to make it available only in the upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator. At the time this decision was made, the NG3 product itself was very far along in the development cycle, but it was clear to all of us that making any pretense about having NG3 release in all platforms from FSX to P3D and Microsoft Flight Simulator was going to hobble our development team and potentially decrease the overall quality of the product.

    We have been in this market for decades and we are very proud of our product quality and our long term relationship with all of you- and on our side there was a very real concern that some users would want to enjoy NG3 in the FSX or P3D environments while waiting for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. Since our pricing model treats each simulation platform independently, and since the new MSFS development process would wind up having to be independent of the FSX/Prepar3D development process, this would put a large burden on our development process and a large cost customers to make the transition to the new MSFS at a later date.

    We all know that a big change is coming, and *as simmers* we are just as excited about moving to the new platform as you. So we decided to do something innovative and unexpected that would bring you some fun from all of the work we have invested into NG3, while also helping to ease the transition into the upcoming simulation platform.

    Meet the new PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D v4!

    NGXu_high_res.jpg


    PMDG 737NGXu is a ground-up rebuild of our highly acclaimed, award winning NGX simulation that was released more than eight years ago in 2011. Rebuilt to capitalize on the Prepar3D v4.4 (and later) platform, NGXu has been rewritten, rebuilt and retooled to include not only changes in simulation technology since 2011, but changes in the 737 fleet that have been added since we released our NGX software all those years ago.

    PMDG 737Xu offers greatly improved systems simulation, new features, added technology and tons of new capability to provide the ultimate 737 simulation experience.
    • All new system simulation, utilizing the latest PMDG system simulation engine.
    • Enhanced flight physics.
    • Addition of rigid body physics affecting flex/vibration propagation to wing and tail surfaces.
    • Improved flight control systems.
    • Electronic Flight Bag with Navigraph Integration.
    • High resolution cockpit displays
    • New equipment options for cockpit instrumentation, fuel system changes and more.
    • Changes to 737 options packages reflecting real world changes since NGX was first offered in 2011.
    • Expanded failures simulation to cover nearly all QRH scenarios.
    • PMDG Global Flight Operations compatibility (when PMDG GFO is made live in late 2019!)
    • Native PMDG datalink simulation for offline flying (similar to 777 and 747)
    • Driveable TPX200s pushback tug with user controlled steering and speed.
    • Base Package includes 737-800, 737-900 and 737-900ER models with standard wing, blended winglet and split scimitar winglet options where offered on the actual airframe.
    • All new, high definition sound suite recorded on a fully instrumented test airplane.
    • Sounds balanced and layered using advanced studio technologies in order to provide the most lifelike representation possible of the soundscape on a 737 airliner.
    • Enhanced PMDG Sound Engine for immersive audio experience on the flight deck.
    • New PMDG Operations Center 2.0
    • Entirely New virtual cockpit built just for Prepar3D with hundreds of new details including high resolution textures and PBR support.
    • Dynamic lighting throughout, including panel floods, chart lights, map lights, CB panel illumination, Grimes lights and dome lights.
    • Many new equipment options reflecting changes to the global 737 fleet.
    • Optional auxiliary fuel tanks/panel. (for use in 900ER and subsequent BBJ/BBJ2 offerings)
    • Automatic eyepoint adjustment for HGS and non HGS views (with the ability to control and disable from FMS)
    • New LED external lighting options for all fleet types., including the implementation of pulse lighting.
    • Entirely new exterior models with more details and high resolution 4096x4096 textures.
    • PBR enabled out of the box, each surface has accurate reflective properties, especially on bare metal surfaces where rivets have a different reflective property compared to a polished surface.
    • Higher resolution normal maps, see rivets and panel lines in rich detail.
    • Smooth animated flight controls and landing gear operation.
    • Boeing Sky Interior cabin model with cool blue LED lighting.
    • Accurate flight dynamics and performance data for each model type including Blended and Split Scimitar winglet.
    • 737-800 and 900 models with different wingtip options including standard wingtip, blended and split scimitar winglets, including the 737-900ER model.
    • Ground Service vehicle fleet to support the 737 during turnarounds at airports all around the world.
    • Real time refueling based on accurate Boeing data.
    • Global fuel density model as introduced with the 747.Fuel densities will closely match actual fuel density as reported globally by world operators.
    • Fluid flow simulation for hydraulic, pneumatic and fuel systems.

    ...and much much more!

    NGXu-screen-5.jpg

    These are just a few of the obvious highlights, but there is significantly more to this full-rebuild of your favorite PMDG short-hauler. We have made nearly 2,000 other changes, adaptations, fixes and alterations to improve our already well loved 737 simulation propelling it forward to become the most capable simulation available outside of flying the airplane yourself.

    PMDG 737NGXu will release with a base package that includes the 737-800, 737-900 and 737-900ER airplanes each with accurate flight models for standard wings, blended winglets and split scimitar winglets. Expansion packages will roll out progressively after the base package and will include the 737-600, 737-700, BBJ and BBJ2 models. Additional packages may also be added subject to development time availability.

    We are currently evaluating release of the expansion package to cover our simulation of 737MAX. This is a complex topic that we will not address at this time.
    Pricing for this product line will be in line with our previous market offerings.

    Okay- so what about pricing? Like us, we suspect that many of you are eager to get your hands on a new, modern, updated 737 to fly *right now* but that you are also concerned about planning ahead for the transition to the new Microsoft Flight Simulator.

    We don’t want you to choose. We think you should do both.

    Upon release of the PMDG 737NGXu Base Package, we will offer, for a limited time, that purchasers of the new PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D will receive 100% credit on their purchase toward the purchase of PMDG 737NG3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator when that product releases sometime next year.*

    Yup. You read that correctly. For a limited time after PMDG 737NGXu release, we will offer full credit on your purchase of the NGXu base package toward your purchase of NG3 in MSFS should you decide to make that transition later.

    Spend $99.99 on PMDG 737 NGXu Base Package? We will take $99.99 off of your purchase of PMDG 737 NG3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator upon that product’s release. Simple, clean, unambiguous.**

    PMDG 737NGXu Base Package Release Timeline?: It is already out. Go get it.


    * Discount will be awarded automatically to NGXu purchases made and redeemed only at www.pmdg.com only, at time of checkout during purchase of NG3 for MSFS.
    ** Discount will offered for a limited time only. NGXu purchase must be made prior to 31DEC19. Purchase must be made at PMDG. Purchase must be redeemed at www.pmdg.com May not be combined with any other offer.
    Robert S. Randazzo
    PMDG Simulations
    http://www.pmdg.com



    #2
    Thank you so much.

    Already purchased and cant wait to fly her tonight.
    Mark Roberts

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      #3
      Oh. My. God. This is an incredible announcement to follow on with the previous one (and I can see quite a few people may need to bite back some of their previous words). That purchase option makes this a no-brainer purchase for me. Heading over to pmdg.com now...
      Tim Lincoln
      My YouTube Channel

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        #4
        This is both remarkable news and remarkable value.

        Thank you!
        Robert Sutherland

        Comment


          #5
          There is a problem with the purchase saying it is a duplicate but not showing I actually purchased...should I do a help ticket?
          /
          Brian A. Neuman

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            #6
            Originally posted by Neu379 View Post
            There is a problem with the purchase saying it is a duplicate but not showing I actually purchased...should I do a help ticket?
            /
            Brian, this means that your purchase did not go through. Duplicate error is because the cart is not clear from previous attempt. If you want more info you can open a ticket.
            Chris Makris (Olympic260)
            PMDG Technical Support
            http://www.pmdg.com

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              #7
              Originally posted by Neu379 View Post
              There is a problem with the purchase saying it is a duplicate but not showing I actually purchased...should I do a help ticket?
              /
              Simply empty the cart to cancel the order to try again. If that doesn't work, then try support.
              Kyle Rodgers
              PMDG Developer Emeritus

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                #8
                She really is a nice plane to fly. I hope you all enjoy!

                plus..
                Spend $99.99 on PMDG 737 NGXu Base Package? We will take $99.99 off of your purchase of PMDG 737 NG3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator upon that product’s release. Simple, clean, unambiguous.**
                Last edited by Lomaric; 07Nov2019, 23:44.
                Aaron Buchanan, USN (Ret.), Submarines

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                  #9
                  WOW, Thank you very much PMDG team. Great birthday present for me! I know what I'm doing this weekend. Thank you!
                  Sante Sottile

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                    #10
                    Ok, I sent a support ticket, but I will try these suggestions and I will let you know.
                    Brian A. Neuman

                    Comment


                      #11
                      heh, nice!

                      Is there a paintkit available yet?

                      Now to crowd fund the purchase
                      Cheers,

                      John Tavendale

                      Comment


                        #12
                        I literally just bought the older version 2 days ago!
                        Chris Sharp

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                          #13
                          That solved it. Ill close my ticket.
                          Brian A. Neuman

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by John Tavendale View Post
                            Is there a paintkit available yet?
                            I'm not seeing it on the website just yet, I was going to ask.
                            Captain Kevin

                            Kevin Yang

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                              #15
                              Mr. Randazzo...You guys completely blew my mind, what a surprise for us crazed flight simmers! Hats off to you guys and the awesome offer for P3D and MSFS2020 versions. The new bird looks awesome. Classy move. Already purchased
                              Jeff Hendershot

                              Comment


                                #16
                                I'm just thinking about all the teeth-gnashing on the previous announcement thread
                                David Porrett
                                Sea Pilot
                                CPL, ME, CFI, IFR
                                Mooney M20M (G500/GTN)

                                Comment


                                  #17
                                  Robert, I confer to you the degree of PhD in trollery. This was truly a masterpiece!
                                  Last edited by cannonplug; 07Nov2019, 23:57.
                                  ww9908.png

                                  Comment


                                    #18
                                    HOLY COW!!!! WHAT A DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AWESOME JUST AWESOME ROBERT~~ Going to buy it NOW
                                    Rob Felger

                                    Comment


                                      #19
                                      LMAO, best day ever in FS

                                      Comment


                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by rsrandazzo View Post
                                        Announcing the PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D v4!

                                        Captains,

                                        I have had some coffee, and I remembered what else it was that I wanted to tell you about…

                                        As I described in my other post, we made the decision earlier this year to realign the PMDG 737NG3 product in order to make it available only in the upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator. At the time this decision was made, the NG3 product itself was very far along in the development cycle, but it was clear to all of us that making any pretense about having NG3 release in all platforms from FSX to P3D and Microsoft Flight Simulator was going to hobble our development team and potentially decrease the overall quality of the product.

                                        We have been in this market for decades and we are very proud of our product quality and our long term relationship with all of you- and on our side there was a very real concern that some users would want to enjoy NG3 in the FSX or P3D environments while waiting for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. Since our pricing model treats each simulation platform independently, and since the new MSFS development process would wind up having to be independent of the FSX/Prepar3D development process, this would put a large burden on our development process and a large cost customers to make the transition to the new MSFS at a later date.

                                        We all know that a big change is coming, and *as simmers* we are just as excited about moving to the new platform as you. So we decided to do something innovative and unexpected that would bring you some fun from all of the work we have invested into NG3, while also helping to ease the transition into the upcoming simulation platform.

                                        Meet the new PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D v4!

                                        NGXu_high_res.jpg


                                        PMDG 737NGXu is a ground-up rebuild of our highly acclaimed, award winning NGX simulation that was released more than eight years ago in 2011. Rebuilt to capitalize on the Prepar3D v4.4 (and later) platform, NGXu has been rewritten, rebuilt and retooled to include not only changes in simulation technology since 2011, but changes in the 737 fleet that have been added since we released our NGX software all those years ago.

                                        PMDG 737Xu offers greatly improved systems simulation, new features, added technology and tons of new capability to provide the ultimate 737 simulation experience.
                                        • All new system simulation, utilizing the latest PMDG system simulation engine.
                                        • Enhanced flight physics.
                                        • Addition of rigid body physics affecting flex/vibration propagation to wing and tail surfaces.
                                        • Improved flight control systems.
                                        • Electronic Flight Bag with Navigraph Integration.
                                        • High resolution cockpit displays
                                        • New equipment options for cockpit instrumentation, fuel system changes and more.
                                        • Changes to 737 options packages reflecting real world changes since NGX was first offered in 2011.
                                        • Expanded failures simulation to cover nearly all QRH scenarios.
                                        • PMDG Global Flight Operations compatibility (when PMDG GFO is made live in late 2019!)
                                        • Native PMDG datalink simulation for offline flying (similar to 777 and 747)
                                        • Driveable TPX200s pushback tug with user controlled steering and speed.
                                        • Base Package includes 737-800, 737-900 and 737-900ER models with standard wing, blended winglet and split scimitar winglet options where offered on the actual airframe.
                                        • All new, high definition sound suite recorded on a fully instrumented test airplane.
                                        • Sounds balanced and layered using advanced studio technologies in order to provide the most lifelike representation possible of the soundscape on a 737 airliner.
                                        • Enhanced PMDG Sound Engine for immersive audio experience on the flight deck.
                                        • New PMDG Operations Center 2.0
                                        • Entirely New virtual cockpit built just for Prepar3D with hundreds of new details including high resolution textures and PBR support.
                                        • Dynamic lighting throughout, including panel floods, chart lights, map lights, CB panel illumination, Grimes lights and dome lights.
                                        • Many new equipment options reflecting changes to the global 737 fleet.
                                        • Optional auxiliary fuel tanks/panel. (for use in 900ER and subsequent BBJ/BBJ2 offerings)
                                        • Automatic eyepoint adjustment for HGS and non HGS views (with the ability to control and disable from FMS)
                                        • New LED external lighting options for all fleet types., including the implementation of pulse lighting.
                                        • Entirely new exterior models with more details and high resolution 4096x4096 textures.
                                        • PBR enabled out of the box, each surface has accurate reflective properties, especially on bare metal surfaces where rivets have a different reflective property compared to a polished surface.
                                        • Higher resolution normal maps, see rivets and panel lines in rich detail.
                                        • Smooth animated flight controls and landing gear operation.
                                        • Boeing Sky Interior cabin model with cool blue LED lighting.
                                        • Accurate flight dynamics and performance data for each model type including Blended and Split Scimitar winglet.
                                        • 737-800 and 900 models with different wingtip options including standard wingtip, blended and split scimitar winglets, including the 737-900ER model.
                                        • Ground Service vehicle fleet to support the 737 during turnarounds at airports all around the world.
                                        • Real time refueling based on accurate Boeing data.
                                        • Global fuel density model as introduced with the 747.Fuel densities will closely match actual fuel density as reported globally by world operators.
                                        • Fluid flow simulation for hydraulic, pneumatic and fuel systems.

                                        ...and much much more!

                                        NGXu-screen-5.jpg

                                        These are just a few of the obvious highlights, but there is significantly more to this full-rebuild of your favorite PMDG short-hauler. We have made nearly 2,000 other changes, adaptations, fixes and alterations to improve our already well loved 737 simulation propelling it forward to become the most capable simulation available outside of flying the airplane yourself.

                                        PMDG 737NGXu will release with a base package that includes the 737-800, 737-900 and 737-900ER airplanes each with accurate flight models for standard wings, blended winglets and split scimitar winglets. Expansion packages will roll out progressively after the base package and will include the 737-600, 737-700, BBJ and BBJ2 models. Additional packages may also be added subject to development time availability.

                                        We are currently evaluating release of the expansion package to cover our simulation of 737MAX. This is a complex topic that we will not address at this time.
                                        Pricing for this product line will be in line with our previous market offerings.

                                        Okay- so what about pricing? Like us, we suspect that many of you are eager to get your hands on a new, modern, updated 737 to fly *right now* but that you are also concerned about planning ahead for the transition to the new Microsoft Flight Simulator.

                                        We don’t want you to choose. We think you should do both.

                                        Upon release of the PMDG 737NGXu Base Package, we will offer, for a limited time, that purchasers of the new PMDG 737NGXu for Prepar3D will receive 100% credit on their purchase toward the purchase of PMDG 737NG3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator when that product releases sometime next year.*

                                        Yup. You read that correctly. For a limited time after PMDG 737NGXu release, we will offer full credit on your purchase of the NGXu base package toward your purchase of NG3 in MSFS should you decide to make that transition later.

                                        Spend $99.99 on PMDG 737 NGXu Base Package? We will take $99.99 off of your purchase of PMDG 737 NG3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator upon that product’s release. Simple, clean, unambiguous.**

                                        PMDG 737NGXu Base Package Release Timeline?: It is already out. Go get it.


                                        * Discount will be awarded automatically to NGXu purchases made and redeemed only at www.pmdg.com only, at time of checkout during purchase of NG3 for MSFS.
                                        ** Discount will offered for a limited time only. NGXu purchase must be made prior to 31DEC19. Purchase must be made at PMDG. Purchase must be redeemed at www.pmdg.com May not be combined with any other offer.
                                        I think that it is safe to say that PMDG has known about FS2020 for quite some time now...

                                        As for the "Driveable TPX200s pushback tug with user controlled steering and speed." Is this the first PMSG plane that this is available in? (just making sure I didn't miss this from the 747!)

                                        ...and... to have 100% of this purchase to be discounted off the NG3... Just wow...

                                        Thank you PMDG... Instant purchase!
                                        <-------------->
                                        Mike Murawski

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                                          #21
                                          I think that it is safe to say that PMDG has known about FS2020 for quite some time now...

                                          As for the "Driveable TPX200s pushback tug with user controlled steering and speed." Is this the first PMDG plane that this is available in? (just making sure I didn't miss this from the 747!)

                                          ...and... to have 100% of this purchase to be discounted off the NG3... Just wow...

                                          Thank you PMDG... Instant purchase!

                                          <-------------->
                                          Mike Murawski

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                                            #22
                                            I’m in the middle of a business trip, but I know the first thing I’ll be doing when I come home. Thank you PMDG!
                                            Luis Linares
                                            i9-13900KF, RTX 4090, 64GB DDR5

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                                              #23
                                              Just out of curiosity, are the models the same (with the exception of new wingtip models) as the NGX? I'm just trying to get an idea of whether or not liveries for the NGX will work with the NGXu.
                                              Tim Lincoln
                                              My YouTube Channel

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                                              • Michael Codd
                                                Michael Codd commented
                                                Editing a comment
                                                No Tim, they are different models. There are plenty of great PBR liveries already available with the NGXu and I am sure lots more will become available in the future.

                                              • Want2BFlyin
                                                Want2BFlyin commented
                                                Editing a comment
                                                Thanks, Michael. Someone had already commented to that effect a bit later in this thread. The next 737NGX flight that I was planning to do is a Lucky Air flight, and I wasn't able to find any liveries for this airline in the Operations Center. I was able to find an old NGX livery elsewhere that works, so I guess I will be doing that flight with the NGX.

                                              #24
                                              Flying this now! PBR effects alone make it a worthwhile purchase. Thanks PMDG!

                                              Anthony Slattery

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                                                #25
                                                Gonna do my return flight (DXB-CPH) in a brand new plane then. Exciting! Thank you, PMDG.
                                                Anton Vind
                                                CPU: i9-9900K, GPU: RTX 2080 SUPER, RAM: 32 GB DDR4 3600 MHz, Storage: 4 TB SSD

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                                                  #26
                                                  Something tells me I won't be sleeping early tonight. I'll tell my girlfriend to be patient with me this weekend...

                                                  Teo Halfen
                                                  Last edited by teohalfen; 08Nov2019, 00:25.

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                                                    #27
                                                    I just bought myself a Christmas present.
                                                    Mike Wilkshire
                                                    DFW

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                                                      #28
                                                      Originally posted by mmminez View Post
                                                      As for the "Driveable TPX200s pushback tug with user controlled steering and speed." Is this the first PMDG plane that this is available in? (just making sure I didn't miss this from the 747!)
                                                      Affirmative. The 747 didn't have this.
                                                      Captain Kevin

                                                      Kevin Yang

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                                                        #29
                                                        Great. If you have the existing 737 will it install over it. Or do I need to delete existing PMDG 737?
                                                        Paul Gugliotta
                                                        13900K CPU - 4090 GPU

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                                                        • Angus
                                                          Angus commented
                                                          Editing a comment
                                                          I’m wondering the same thing but I’m sure it would be clean install

                                                        • cavaricooper
                                                          cavaricooper commented
                                                          Editing a comment
                                                          It's a completely different product- you can uninstall or keep the NGX at your discretion. They are wholly separate.

                                                          C

                                                        #30
                                                        Thank you PMDG you guys are the best. You had me going that’s for sure haha
                                                        Angus Rowlands 9700K RTX 2080 windows 11 home 32GB Ram

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