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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: fls on October 22, 2012, 08:31:50 pm
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Where do I purchase it? Or is it just for develepers?
Frank
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What is Par3d ? You mean Prepar3D ? It's a new program based on the FSX graphic engine, published by Lockheed Martin:
http://www.prepar3d.com/
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Do I needto purchase it if I amanot a develper. Is there a program call FSXPREPAR3D. SOME OF YOR AIRPORTS LOOK LIKE THEY ALREADY HAVE IT.
FRANK
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Frank, Lockheed Martin purchased the rights to FSX from Microsoft and renamed it Prepar3d. You really aren't missing much, IMO. ;)
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Sorry but, there is a difference. I took the plunge few days ago cuz i've had it with FSX. I can run it with all sliders to max, which i couldn't do with FSX. And it is much more stable. I get 30fps (unlimited with an external limiter) with the NGX 737 (oups sorry PMDG) at a complicated airport where it use to be a slide show with FSX. Plus the scenery is crispier (more "warm"?). But the stability! Even at Aerosoft's Heathrow with lots of traffic, i get 18ish but still smooth as butter. And don't forget that you get support from a very good team and they are improving it regularly. I'm got the Prepar3d upgrade from Just Flight's Traffic X and it's very good.
Hey, i have traffic at FSDT PHNL...
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May be more stable and may be updated regularly, but P3D is still just a rebrand of FSX.
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Ok Bruce.
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IS THE INSTRUCTION FOR PREPAR3D THE PROGRAM OR IS PRPAR3D BY ITSELF.
FRANK
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I don't understand you, please write more clearly.
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Yes...P3D is like a FSX SP3 :-) more stable
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P3D is in some areas better, and then in some worse. Is it worth? Not yet really. I bought it, have it installed too, but usually fly FSX as I know that currently everything's working. But the fact is, P3D is more stable.
You can see some comparisons on my blog:
http://kostasfsworld.wordpress.com/
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But the fact is, P3D is more stable.
Only because too many developers aren't supporting it yet. Once everybody jumps on the bandwagon, we'll see how stable it remains. ;D
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Partly right Bruce.
But you just gave me an idea: I know of a situation in FSX which 100% crashes with g3d.dll error (prior to Pete's fix via FSUIPC). I can replicate that in P3D and see if I can get it to crash with g3d.dll.