X-Plane 10 and default Boeing 747-400

Sebastien, Friday, 29 July 2011 @ 0:26

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Javier Rollon is famous for his X-Plane aircraft like the latest CRJ-200.

His fame should raise again with this Boeing 747-400 he prepared to get it included with the upcoming X-Plane 10 : bump mapping, reflective textures, dynamic shadows, virtual passengers cabin, detailed virtual cockpit..

2 comments to X-Plane 10 and default Boeing 747-400

Josh Catalano

Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 08:47

The cabin windows are way too large, the floor lighting might look pretty but those only get turned on during an emergency…
Ian P

Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 19:59

You haven’t seen the current set of default X-Plane 9 aircraft evidently… They’re better than FS98, but not as good as FS2000!

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