Airbus A350 for MSFS by Rhodiumcode Gets New Screenshots and Details
Indie developer Rhodiumcode revealed more details and screenshots about its Airbus A350 on its Discord server.
The project was started in April 2023, and it’s currently in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. MSFS 2024 support is planned and will come before beta testing starts.
The aircraft will release with the -900 version only (although further versions afterward are not excluded) and will be payware.
The majority of the three years in development have been spent on coding. The autopilot and fly-by-wire are custom, and the systems are modeled down to components (actually starting with the components), like switches or pipes that are combined in more complex elements like generators, which are then used to create the systems.
Speaking of models, the most complete part of the plane is the cockpit. Nearly every switch, button, and knob is modeled and textured, with some final touches still to be done.
The cabin is planned, but no work has been done on it yet. Sounds remain to be worked on as well.
Hiroshima Airport Announced for Microsoft Flight Simulator
SNK Sim announced Hiroshima Airport (RJOA) in Japan.
According to the developer, the airport is coming soon, but no release date has been announced just yet.
San Andrés Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International Airport Announced for MSFS
Teikof announced a new airport, Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International Airport (SKSP), serving San Andrés in Colombia.
You can find the first screenshot above.
Portland, Oregon Landmarks Released for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020
Dfflyer Direct released a new landmark add-on for Portland, Oregon, in the United States.
It’s available on Simmarket and on the developer’s own store, starting at $8.99.
It includes the following features.
- 75+ handcrafted city buildings
- Accurately modeled Willamette River bridges including the Tilikum Crossing, Hawthorne, Morrison, Burnside, Steel, Broadway, Fremont, and Marquam
- Custom marina with detailed boats and docks
- Water and tree cleanup along the riverfront
- Enhanced night lighting and signage
- High quality PBR textures
- Performance-optimized for smooth frame rates
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