Flight Simulation developers shared news today, including airports and aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and MSFS 2020.
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de Havilland Mosquito Mk IV for MSFS Gets New Screenshots
Aeroplane Heaven released new screenshots of its de Havilland Mosquito Mk IV for MSFS.
This time around, we get to see two liveries, including a racing one.
Kingston Norman Rogers Airport Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
CanadianFlightSimStudios released Kingston Norman Rogers Airport (CYGK) in Canada.
It’s available on Orbx Direct for $9.89. It includes the following features.
- Ultra-Realistic 3D Modeling: Every building, hangar, and detail is meticulously recreated using high-resolution textures and PBR materials, providing an immersive and authentic experience.
- Dynamic Lighting and Weather Effects: Experience realistic lighting conditions at any time of day or weather scenario, enhanced by MSFS’s lighting engine. Enjoy rain-slicked runways, dynamic reflections, and snow-covered surfaces in winter.
- Accurate Ground Textures and Markings: Detailed ground poly with custom taxiway signs, runway markings, and apron textures accurately replicate the real-world airport environment, ensuring a highly immersive experience.
- Custom Animated Objects: Bring the airport to life with custom animations, including moving ground vehicles, wind-activated static displays, and other dynamic objects
- Custom Airport Layout: Faithfully reproduced layout based on the latest real-world data, including accurately placed taxiways, aprons, and runway configurations.
- Enhanced Night Environment: Stunning night lighting effects, including custom taxiways, approach lights, and terminal areas,
- Optimized Performance: Designed to maintain high performance and smooth frame rates, even on demanding systems, ensuring an enjoyable flying experience without compromising visual quality.
Whanganui Airport announced for MSFS
Shadescene announced a new airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator, and it’s Whanganui Airport (NZWU) in New Zealand.
You can check out the first screenshots above.
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