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kevinfirth
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Spitfire in P3D

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Gents, could you advise if the Spit works in P3D please? I know its advertised for FSX but I only run P3D academic I'm afraid... Thanks K

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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Kevin, I've just bought and installed the Spitfire & Accusim in P3DV2.5 Academic. So far - and I stress so far - all seems well, though I've only done a short test flight with it. Please note that I installed it using the latest version of the Estonia Migrator tool. Hope this helps.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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Hello,

customers report that it seems to work ok however due to the P3D platform changes now and no doubt in the future it is not officially supported and is not a native P3D model.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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There are also issues with the reflections in the glass but apparently this affects several aircraft and LM are aware of this issue, meaning a fix is most likely.
See http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/to ... ntry662779 for more info.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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That's odd, because panning round the external model of the Spitfire in P3DV2.5, I can see all the normal reflections on the cockpit glass that you get with any other model. :?

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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Panning around in external view, yes but have you tried leaning out of the cockpit in VC view, the glass looks weird.

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Remember VC view uses a different model and is not designed to be viewed externally.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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I know but you have to lean out a bit or it's not realistic!

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toby23 wrote:Panning around in external view, yes but have you tried leaning out of the cockpit in VC view, the glass looks weird.
No, I haven't tried that, and I will next time I have the sim running. Doesn't sound like a major issue, but I'll put Track IR on and see what it looks like, anyway.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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toby23 wrote:There are also issues with the reflections in the glass but apparently this affects several aircraft and LM are aware of this issue, meaning a fix is most likely.
See http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/to ... ntry662779 for more info.
Just for info, this was fixed in the most recent hotfix (2.5.12945.0)

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thanks for the info Dave

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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After posting that link, I realised my mistake, as they had been discussing the reflections on the fueslage.
When I jumped in the Spitfire, I noticed that the glass of the cockpit looked strange when I popped my head out of the cockpit.
Nothing major, I just like my planes and textures to all work properly.

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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Can the Spitfire be installed in P3DV2.5 without the Estonia Migration tool and if so what is the correct procedure? Fantastic BTW in FSX SE :D

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Re: Spitfire in P3D

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Strange no one has replied to this. Yes you can install without the tool.

Copy the Prepar3D.exe file and re-name it FSX.exe. Then direct the installers into your P3D root directory. Simple as that. :)

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