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Second GSX Preview in MSFS

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pchitkara:

--- Quote from: virtuali on March 13, 2022, 12:16:32 pm ---That will require SODE, since the MSFS system doesn't support multiple jetways on an airport. The jetways you see in the video ARE replaced by GSX ( seems quite obvious, seeing how much better they look compared to the default ones ), but are still using the standard system.

Of course, when SODE for MSFS will eventually came out, we'll be the first supporting it.

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MSFS not supporting SODE is so disappointing, it has regressed quiet a lot in integration capabilities compared to the sims it is supposed to succeed.

virtuali:

--- Quote from: pchitkara on April 19, 2022, 11:26:22 am ---MSFS not supporting SODE is so disappointing, it has regressed quiet a lot in integration capabilities compared to the sims it is supposed to succeed.
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I'm not in the position right now to say more but, I'm fairly confident that SODE for MSFS will eventually arrive.

molleh:
It's looking incredible so far. Can't wait to have GSX in MSFS!

airbumps:
Hi Umberto,

Now that we've seen the release of a number of more complex airliners how about a new GSX preview! :)

Or even better, an update on how GSX progress is going - Its one thing that's really missing from MSFS!

Cheers

Scaild:
Well, I would love to know, if the closer cooperation with new aircrafts like PMDG 737 or Fenix A320 will be a thing? If GSX will be called from MCDU / FMC like in Aerosoft A320 in P3D? :)

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