(Part 2) Best products from r/flightsim

What are you looking for in terms of flight control hardware? What kind of aircraft do you want to fly in? Also, what's your budged?

If you just want an inexpensive stick that covers all the basics, get a Logitech Extreme 3D Pro. Sets you back only ~$26 and will probably serve you well for a long time.

If you want to go for a realistic experience, I'd recommend getting the following hardware (ordered by importance, obviously subjective):

• A proper controller: Depending on what you want to fly there are several high-end control systems that will allow you to control your aircraft in a more realistic way. For military aircraft, you should take a look at the CH Fighterstick and throttle, the Saitek X52 Pro or, if you're rich, the Thrustmaster Warthog. I have no experience with the CH stuff, but I've owned several X52s over the years. It's true that you will probably not find a similarly featured controller for that price, but you should know that the X52 has some serious issues. More info here. Long story short, Saitek has some serious problems with quality control and your mileage with the X52 will pretty much depend on whether you get a good unit or not.
  The Warthog is insanely good, but also insanely expensive.
  If you want to fly general aviation aircraft, I recommend looking at the CH Yoke or the Saitek Pro Flight Yoke. Both are solid, affordable yokes that will make for a pretty good experience. If you want to get serious, keep an eye on the Iris Dynamics Force Feedback Yoke. It's not out yet, but it promises to be an affordable simulation-grade yoke with realistic force feedback - Keep in mind that "affordable" means ~$800 in this case.
  
  
• Head tracker: Head tracking is an absolute game changer. It will make your sim experience magnitudes more immersive and enjoyable. TrackIR 5 is probably the easiest way to get head tracking going, but it's pretty damn expensive. Also, NaturalPoint, the company making TrackIR, is frequently coming under fire for iffy business practices and anti-consumer behavior. Read more here. If you want an alternative, take a look at FreeTrack or FaceTrackNoir.
  
  
• Rudder pedals: A twisty stick is okay, but to get precise input you will definitely need proper pedals. I own Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals and I'm very happy with them. They are pretty comfortable and adjustable. If you want to go for realism, I'd recommend the CH Pedals - they have a much steeper angle and are closer to what you'd find in a real aircraft.
  
  
• Multiple monitors: Having three monitors is a definite plus. The wider field of view will definitely help you on the immersion front (having peripheral vision in your sim is pretty great) and in combination with a head tracker you'll get an awesome visual experience from them. If you want to go crazy, add a touchscreen to your setup like this guy. Keep in mind that running a multi-monitor setup requires a beefy GPU.
  
  
  As far as addons go, I unfortunately only have experience with FSX. For FSX there are some addons that I consider essentials:
  
  
• Accu-Feel: An amazing addon that adds lots of dynamic sounds and physics. Accu-Feel makes your sim feel much more authentic and fun.
  
• EZCA: A camera plugin that adds dynamic head movements and snap views. Works very well with TrackIR. EZCA will make turbulences, g-forces and ground movements feel much better.
  
• FTX Global: A graphics addon that gives FSX good ground textures, buildings, trees and more. Makes FSX look pretty nice even without tons of scenery/shader/texture packs.
  
• Active Sky Next: A weather addon that adds realistic weather systems, cloud textures and even friggin' tornadoes! Looks and feels much better than FSX's default weather.
  
  Sorry for not being able to recommend any X-Plane addons. I haven't tried that sim and have absolutely no experience with it.
  
  I hope you found something useful in this wall of text. Anyways, welcome back to the hobby, have fun! :)
  
  
  
  Edit: Swapped out the video with one that fits better.

Hi,

Okay, as you're only starting out with flight sims, I would recommend using your mouse and keyboard to control your plane at first to see how much you enjoy it. To get started I'd recommend using the FSX tutorials to help you learn the basics - these are found under the missions tab when you first launch the simulator. These should teach you the bare essentials of flying a plane and the basic keyboard controls - if you need some extra help with controls, here's a PDF to help.

After completing these tutorials you should have a feel for whether or not you enjoy flight simming enough to upgrade your equipment, because although the mouse and keyboard are OK to control with, they're fairly inconvenient in the long run. If you decide to invest in some better equipment I've got recommendation I'd like to make. Using things like this is going to make playing flight sim a lot more interesting and fun.

Speedlink Black Widow Flightstick - This product is great for starting out. It's pretty cheap and has everything you'll need to make flight simming more fun. It has a convenient throttle control, a good few buttons and will definitely last you a long time.

Now if you've got some extra money, rudder pedals are another great way to make simming easier, but these tend to come in at quite high prices.

As for what you shouldn't do, there really isn't much to say here. The great thing about flight sim is that you can fly a plane in any way you want without consequence. Do whatever you want to do, if you want to go for realism and professionalism then that's fine, and if you want to go for crashing and messing about then that's fine too; but I'm going to assume like most other simmers you'll prefer the first choice.

To learn and practice new techniques and upgrade your realism, Youtube is a great way to to so. There a hundreds of channels out there with tutorials and training videos to help you out, I'll put a few of these below as this is how I learned.

FSXGenius Flight School - These videos are very informative and there's plenty of content to keep you learning for a while.
Belynz - Not really a tutorial series, but watching this guy is genuinely entertaining and you will most likely learn something along the way.
FlyFSX - Not really a video but another great learning technique.

• This was a good enough and cheap joystick for me to start with.

• The stock learning center (Pilot License, Tutorials and Missions) together with the stock planes are entertaining for a start actually. I guess it took me 2 or 3 months till I started looking for Add-Ons, but I guess thats different, person to person. The reason I started looking into Add-Ons was simply because the real weather download in FSX doesnt work anymore since some years. Now I own quite a Add-On collection, but its not neccessary to start off with these. You'll be busy learning anyways.

• The Tutorials are a great way to learn. I suggest you take the time to read the extensive learning materials included. There's really a lot of great information to learn. The flights are basically just the short form of that documents to each lesson.

• Enjoy. I was overwhelmed at the beginning too, but I am massively surprised and proud of myself, because you simply learn sooo much in such a fun way. I never anticipated i'd be capable of learning so many things, without even realizing that I was actually "learning". Just revisit lessons that you didnt quite get yet. And dont make it a "have to". Enjoy it, but when the lessons are too much of a struggle, just pause and do a fun little mission in a small plane. You'll learn with those too.

PS: A lot of what I learned was learning by doing. Turning knobs, looking what happened AND Googling what I didnt understand. There's no question regarding aviation, that isnt answered somewhere on the big fat interwebs :D

PPS: THE INSTRUMENT CHECKRIDE LESSON IS BUGGED. Dont waste your time there like I did with trying at least 100 times before finding out that its bugged ^^

Lots of people I know use the Cloud IIs.

I have a pair of Razer Blacksharks, mostly because they look awesome but they also sound pretty good. I got mine off ebay for like $35 which was a great deal. After a few months the cable frayed internally (previous owner ran it over with his chair A LOT (lots of scuffs on the cable)) so I tore it open and installed a female audio jack so i can plug in my own cables. I love it, its a great little headset. Only issue is if you have big ears it will crush them a little and becomes uncomfortable after about 8-12 hours (thats a sign to me its time to take a break). Overall its pretty good, and just look at it!

To truly appreciate the Huey, I'd highly recommend at least a stick and pedals. The Thrustmaster T16000M has the best sensors in its price range and a relatively light centering force, so it would be good for helos. The old Microsoft FFB2 is also good if you can find one. Pedals would also greatly improve the experience; a set such as the Thrustmaster TFRP would suffice. While a throttle is nice, the slider on the base of the stick can function as throttle for the time being.

As for head tracking, the TrackIR5 is pretty pricey. The DelanClip is cheaper, and it has a guide on how to use the free software.

DCS Modules go on sale all the time, so I'd wait until the next one (probably christmas) to pick up Huey.

For me, headtracking and rudder pedals improved my experience tenfold. Even if it takes time, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase them if it is for the happiness and well being of your father.

https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-16000M-Flight-Stick-PC/dp/B004PZIEF4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1481762169&sr=1-1&keywords=Thrustmaster+T-16000M

https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-Flight-Rudder-Pedals-Playstation/dp/B015PII6YI

http://www.delanengineering.com/shop/#!/DelanClip-Gamer/p/43397050/category=0

Trust me, OBS is great but you have to know the ins and outs. I use it regularly and it can (and does) produce smooth, high quality footage when set up right.

Here are the settings that I use. (Scroll down)

In terms of getting FSX in "fullscreen," use Borderless FSX or P3D. That way (if you have multiple monitors) you can use/see stuff on the other screen while playing.

I'm not really sure if GT cards support the ShadowPlay codec but just say they don't, but if they don't it's probably time for an upgrade anyways. In terms of inexpensive GPUs, the R9 380 is a great one for the price and if you're really on a budget, the GTX 750ti is an awesome little powerhouse of a card.

Let me know if you've got any questions; I'd be more than happy to answer! :)

Don't listen to the people saying spend 100$ on a joystick alone. The idea 500$ gets you nowhere is nonsense. I first started playing on a laptop with an iGPU until I could buy my build I use currently. We all start somewhere, doesn't stop you enjoying it.

I got a HOTAS for £50 and it does the job pretty damn well for entry level stuff. That said, 500 is pushing it, 600 is going to give you a lot better experience for a small increase in price. Dropping the price down check these out, or something similar.

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Thrustmaster-T-Flight-Hotas-Joystick-PS3/dp/B000V6HFZQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1539879654&sr=8-2&keywords=thrustmaster%2Bhotas&th=1

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Thrustmaster-T-Flight-Hotas-Joystick-PS3/dp/B0002EAA36/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1539879654&sr=8-2&keywords=thrustmaster%2Bhotas&th=1

They won't be incredible, but for the price it'll still mean you can enjoy the game.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Type|Item|Price

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CPU | AMD - Ryzen 3 2200G 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor | $98.99 @ SuperBiiz
Motherboard | Gigabyte - B450M DS3H Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard | $59.99 @ Newegg
Memory | G.Skill - Ripjaws V Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4-2666 Memory | $63.99 @ Newegg
Storage | Western Digital - Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive | $45.89 @ OutletPC
Video Card | EVGA - GeForce GTX 1050 3GB SC GAMING Video Card | $120.40 @ Newegg
Case | Cooler Master - MasterBox Lite 3.1 MicroATX Mid Tower Case | $30.98 @ Newegg
Power Supply | EVGA - 500W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply | $32.89 @ OutletPC
Monitor | Acer - V246HQL Cbd 23.6" 1920x1080 60Hz Monitor | $99.00 @ Walmart
| Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts |
| Total (before mail-in rebates) | $592.13
| Mail-in rebates | -$40.00
| Total | $552.13
| Generated by PCPartPicker 2018-10-18 12:20 EDT-0400 |

20$ more for that extra 1GB of VRAM is pretty important. Same with a 23.6 inch screen not 21. Nvidia GPUs run better on P3d, hence no AMD options despite their great price / performance. If you cut back even 15$ on the CPU your game performance will plummet, save till you can get these parts since any less and you'll have a much worse experience, really isn't worth it.

If need be PM me and can get you a copy of P3d v3 since you are on a budget already I doubt you'll be able to splash the 50$ on X plane. Got some OrbX sceneries / textures / light mods etc as well. Some OK / playable free mods available for p3d v3 to save money too. I moved onto X-plane 11 myself but the F22 with P3d is pretty good.

Now I do agree with putting forward the money towards flight time as those costs really add up!

I do also have to agree with your original thoughts. Having a home flight sim can be beneficial if done right.

I myself have a setup and it has helped me and I know quite a few others that’s it’s helped also. If taken serious and done right a Flight sim can be used to practice outside of training hours. It can also be very helpful for instrument training and more.

The costs aren’t cheap but to answer your original question of what the costs would be, I put this together for you as an example.

1.A Mid to high Powered Custom built PC
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/dTBcmq
(Includes basics of building a pc,)
$1864.00(+tax)

2.Prebuilt Mid to High PC(Aeon 5003)
https://m.canadacomputers.com/product.php?id=121504
$1799.99(+tax)

—Additional’s—

3.+ $73.00 (X-Plane 11 flight Sim)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/269950/XPlane_11/

4.+$199.99 (Saitek Flight Yoke & Throttle Quadrant)
https://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=13_195_199&item_id=045869

5.+$199.99 (Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals (945-000024))
https://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=13_195_199&item_id=045878

—Recommended to make the Experience close to realistic .—
6.+ $699.99 HTC Vive VR Headset & Kit
(Upgraded model i use is HTC Vive Pro)
https://m.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/htc-vive-vr-headset-with-controllers/11795009

Or

7.+ $ 529.99 Oculus Rift VR Headset Kit
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B073X8N1YW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_lEBWBbHYRBTCW

—Optional —

• Monitor if needed(27” ideal)
  
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  To Sum it up the cost you would be looking at(for options 2/3/4/5/6)
  $2971.00 +tax
  
  
  Sounds like a lot but it’s value and use in what it could provide, could be greater then putting money forward for actual training.
  Remember that throughout her training/aviation career(at school and work) a lot of training ends up also being done on Flight sims.
  
  Hope this helps. Any questions feel free to ask.
  
  Cheers.

Better than nothing, but a joystick would be the ideal thing. There's a reason if joysticks are used on real planes!

I've had this one for years and it still works basically perfectly despite the hell i put it through. Another really popular and cheap joystick is this one. If you want to search for others, check if they have a rudder axis. The ones i linked allow you to control the rudder by twisting the stick, but some cheapo joysticks don't have that, and trust me, you're gonna need it.

We definitely will continue developing for motion controllers. A lot of people love them, and it's fun flying using "only" VR.

Some people might take issue with this, but I don't think there's any need for a fancy/expensive joystick. I do the vest majority of my flying with a Logitech Extreme 3D Pro. I wouldn't buy it for $60, but you can usually find them for $30-$40 (unless there's been a major price increase lately). The stick itself is solid, twist rudder works once you get used to it, and despite being pretty skimpy, the throttle paddle gets the job done. I can fly helicopters reasonably pricely too with it.

If you want a nicer throttle, and something slightly fancier, you can upgrade to the Thrustmaster Hotas.

Either of these joysticks will take you far in flightsim, and won't break the bank. I've found the sensor quality to be nicer than some of the pricier hotases like the x52 as well.

http://www.amazon.com/X-Plane-10-Regional-North-America-PC/dp/B007TMFD7M

Plus a decent airplane:
http://www.flyjsim.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=36:732_twinjet&Itemid=2 and/or http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php

Come over from the darkside for less then <$100! :)

Great Free Scenery:
http://theosdavis.com/xpfiles/downloads_v10.html

http://fred-e.net/x-plane-sceneries/

Check out one of Cat's streams (Mon Wed Fri nights) with your questions. http://www.twitch.tv/catstrator

Chevy streams almost everyday around 4-5pm. Another great place to ask X-Plane questions (never mind his attitude, he's a great guy, who's a real pilot, with a quirky way of of messing with people):
http://www.twitch.tv/chevyrules727

This, all in a flight sim that won't give you out of error messages or crash in the middle of your flights.

All the best!

I have this monitor, and I absolutely love it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PXYRMPE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Xplane 10 and FSX both see the resolution and have settings for it, so no problems there.

I previously had a 27'' 1920x1080 monitor and it was okay. This new one is 3440x1440 and its made a world of difference in all my sims. Can't recommend it enough if you can get it. Do remember that 3440x1440 is a signifincant amount more pixels that 1920x1080. So you'll need a beefy GPU to run it. I personally have a 980TI 6GB.

These other guys advocate these tripple monitor setups and such, and while I am sure that is the fucking tits, money is still an object for me. Also, I do lot of other things and play many other types of games on my PC where a triple monitor wouldn't be so great. So this is what's best for me. However, I used to have a very small 17'' old LCD, the square kind and I used that for the 2d panels like GPS and Comms in FSX and that was perfect.

I apologize for pointing this out, but a world class 500gb ssd is $140. The prices of these came down very quickly after introduction. Compared to a new cpu or video card, they are a extremely good value when upgrading an existing pc.

Samsung 860 EVO 500GB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E500B/AM) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0781Z7Y3S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_KTA8Ab160WDGG

Yes, this example is not the top of the line, but the performance vs. a spinner is still spectacular.

PS I have a pcie ssd for my OS, a normal ssd for games and development, and a big spinning disk for data, terrain, and media. Works great.

I'm not a cockpit builder by any means, but I've recently gotten hold of an Elgato Stream Deck and it makes a fantastic button box. It seems like it might be simple enough to fit into a small box. It wouldn't support things like gauges, but could be used as a transponder interface, MCP, EFIS controls, and I'm sure a multitude of other things. I created my own templates for it so that each button looks like one from a 737 NG MCP.

Awesome, really appreciate the info. The Honeycomb looks really nice, had never heard of it until just now. They claim to be releasing it "in the 1st quarter of 2018". I haven't ordered yet, but I'm a bit impatient, so I'll probably go ahead and get the CH/Saitek stuff for now, and possibly get the Honeycomb later. Here's what my build looks like, as of now:

https://www.amazon.com/CH-Products-Eclipse-Yoke-Programmable/dp/B001GIOGBY

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-PRO-Flight-Rudder-Pedals/dp/B01LYPMTPT

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Saitek-Flight-Throttle-Qudrant/dp/B01M00UHE3

Thanks again for all of the information, very helpful

The X52 is in that price range if I recall. Been using mine for a couple of years now with no issues. Had to remove the indent in the throttle because it was driving me crazy but thats really easy to do.

I really want a full yoke and pedal setup to make life easier for simming but the X52 works really well abd is leaps and bounds over the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro I used to use.

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Saitek-Flight-Control-System/dp/B01LY285ZH/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542501836&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=saitek+52&dpPl=1&dpID=41aijb9PAtL&ref=plSrch

https://www.amazon.com/Wheel-Stand-Pro-Thrustmaster-Crosswind/dp/B00GF0U6NA/ref=sr_1_17?keywords=hotas+mount&qid=1556248031&s=gateway&sr=8-17 This one was best one I found. You can get it new for about $220 (shipping included). The mount holes look about similar to the TPR Rudder Pedals (you should make sure) and it is fold-able. The one thing is I don't know if it can do yokes but it looks like you can. Hope this helped!

They definitely existed. They are mentioned in the excellent book 'Flying Flight Simulator' by Charles Gulick. Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Flying-Flight-Simulator-Charles-Gulick/dp/1556151020

I don't have it. The last I saw of it was about 1997. But I remember almost every word.

Jurassic FS was something that really stretched and developed the imagination

This will accomplish all that you need.

http://www.amazon.com/Mad-Catz-Inc-CCB442370002-04/dp/tech-data/B001MGNWDI

Of course, so would an xbox controller... so, I guess its just whatever you prefer :)

For the 737 I'd recommend a couple of saitek throttle quadrants coupled with a half decent stick like the T16000 or the Logitech Extreme 3D.

Between the both of them, the throttle quads would give you 6 axes (each with a button) and 6 pairs of rocker switches for another 12 buttons.
I'd use those axes for your levers: 2 throttles, 2 reversers, flaps and speed brake. Either mounted side by side or one on top of the other in a step.

Roughly $6000.

The biggest ticket item was the GTX690 ($999), and the three monitors ($324 each). We have about $1600 into the rest of the PC (512g SSD, 3.9ghz Intel Core i7-3770K, 16gb 1600mhz RAM).

The Saitek components are pretty reasonable, the FIP displays add up though. Here is a table of my spreadsheet, it doesn't include the cost of the GTX690, or the PC, or a few misc things like the keyboard.

| Item | Qty | Cost | Total |
|:-------|:------:|-------:|--------:|
| Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke System | 1 | $165.78 | $165.78
|Saitek X52 Pro Flight System Controller | 1 | $138.99 | $138.99
|Saitek Pro Flight Cessna Rudder Pedals | 1 |$177.23 |$177.23
|Saitek CES432110002/06/1 Pro Flight Cessna Trim Wheel|1|$44.99|$44.99
|Pro Flight Instrument Panel| 6 | $123.38 | $740.28
|Saitek PRO Flight Radio Panel |1 | $120.52 |$120.52
|Saitek PRO Flight Switch Panel| 1 | $79.52 | $79.52
|TrackIr 5 Premium Head Tracking for Gaming |1 | $145.00| $145.00
|Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700 |1 | $69.15| $69.15
|Plantronics GameCom 780 Surround Sound Stereo PC Gaming Headset |1| $57.24 | $57.24
|Playseat Flight Seat |1 | $499.00| $499.00
|ASUS PA248Q 24-Inch LED-Lit Super-IPS Professional Graphics Monitor| 3| $323.82 | $971.46
|Saitek PRO Flight TPM System |1 | $129.92 | $129.92
|Total | | |$3,339.08

I'm a fan of the Thrustmaster T-Flight Stick X

Its the same stick that came with the hotas you mentioned but with more buttons and the throttle built into the stick and for only $30. Also good for military (dcs/il2) type stuff.

Thrustmaster T.16000M. Get the stick now, save up to add the HOTAS throttle later. Maybe add the pedals farther down the road.

Stick: https://www.amazon.co.uk/ThrustMaster-2960706-Thrustmaster-T-16000M-Joystick/dp/B001S0RTU0

Throttle: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thrustmaster-TWCS-Throttle-Controller-2960754/dp/B01L28LVUG

Pedals: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thrustmaster-Flight-Rudder-Playstation-2960764/dp/B015PII6YI

Looks like the J-Pein hotas mounts. They run $80 on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Mount-Joystick-Throttle-Hand-Control-Game-Device/dp/B07KJCC4Q7


MonsterTechUSA makes some aluminum ones for about $100-$130 a piece.

https://monstertechusa.com/product/joystick-hotas-table-mount/

I'd personally recommend the Speedlink Black Widow, I've used one for years (I'm on my second one after I mistreated it for a while, didn't store it properly and it fucked up the X axis).

Very reasonably priced, has a decent throttle, good stick and integrated rudder on the throttle.

Vertical807 - Flight Sim Addons/Specs/Sim Settings - November 28th, 2017


Peripherals:

Mouse: Senlleo Gaming Mouse

Keyboard: Sonfan Backlit Gaming Keyboard

Controls: Logitech G940 Flight System

Head Tracking: Track IR5 with hat-clip

Headset: Sades SA902B 7.1 Channel Virtual USB Surround Stereo

USB Hub: AmazonBasics 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub

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Computer Specs

CPU: Intel I5-6500, default clock

GPU: Gigabyte GTX1060 G1 Gaming

Motherboard: ASUS Micro ATX DDR4 LGA 1151 Motherboards H110M-E

Case: Corsair Carbide Series 200R Compact ATX

RAM:
Ballistix Sport LT 8GB Single DDR4 2400 MT/s

Kingston HyperX FURY Black 8GB 2133MHz DDR4

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Prepard3d_v4.1

Scenery:

FlightBeam:

KSFOHD, KDEN, KIAD, KPHX

FSDreamTeam

KFLL
, KDFW
, KMEM
, KLAX
, KLAS
, KORD

ImagineSim

KATL

Taxi-2-Gate

KMCO, KSTL

DRZEWIECKI DESIGN

NY AIRPORTS V2 X, NEW YORK CITY X V2, MIAMI CITY X

FlyTampa

KTPA-Rebooted
, KMDW
, TNCM full-extended
, Toronto

SunSkyJet

KPHL

LatinVFR

KEVW
, TJSJ
, KMIA
, KRDU


Orbx

Global Base
, Vector
, OpenLC
, TreesHD

Turbulent Designs

TerraFlora

Weather:

[ActiveSky for P3d_V4 with Cloud Art](

Running Global Configuration!

Aircraft:

PMDG

PMDG 737 Base Package
, PMDG 737 Expansion
, PMDG 777 Base Package
, PMDG 777 Expansion

TFDI

B717-200

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P3D Settings and Visual Modifications:

PTA



ENVTEX

Settings and textures are in Thopat preset .rar file! Follow them as closely as possible!

-Thopat Preset



Game settings


[My P3D.cfg](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N0KbATTwi9WJndWUF-F1sR0pAvEK1lsz/view?usp=sharing)

[Traffic](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q2i8E89NFQMSXqWk4_1cL6aFL1kfOh2L/view?usp=sharing)

[Display](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nAWVmQbWbsXmfLDbLp8v3V1G460hyGVp/view?usp=sharing)

[Lighting](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KvNhElk211apWxDuNlZ2Mda6v0zfK7px/view?usp=sharing)

[Realism](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gxyTBU7CPe66Mzw5eAj-TlcPmmLFrAJp/view?usp=sharing)

[Weather](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AHuUMnoN0d0zip3Pcpw7G5eBcwzgrYbP/view?usp=sharing)

[World](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BNSaLIxPmn4TrZmJXzmwvxh_bLTnvCO0/view?usp=sharing)


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