The A2A Simulations Community

Read a user reveiw that states plane fly better (different?) in Prepar3D so interested to know if anyone here uses it with A2A planes and what is your experience.

I tried A2A Accu-sim J3 Cub in Prepar3d once. I did it to see if it worked, and it did. That was my extent of my experiment. I'm not sure if other Accu-sim aircraft will work or not. I read somewhere that someone tired P-47 and B-17, and they worked as well. To be honest, at current state, Prepar3d isn't that different from box stock FSX... maybe a little refined, maybe like service pack 1.3 level? Anyway, I tried Prepar3d for a while, and there's where it sits. At current state, it's not worth the admission fee. Once v2.0 comes out, I'll try again, but by then, the code base might be too different to run FSX add-ons.

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Both the Spitfire, and P-40 also work, their Accu-Sim too. But like ChuckTait wrote - it's still not the time to bother, wait for newer version than 1.2.

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Chris Oleksy

The B-17 worked as well. I had that and the Spitfire in, but my Spitfire showed some graphical errors, such as the boiled coolant effect being displayed even when the aircraft was sitting cold and dark, very definitely not overheating.

Ian P.

....and they just cut the price.

Prepar3d is now available for $49.99

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