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BlackDog a écrit : ↑

lun. juil. 13, 2020 6:23 pm

Rien de neuf sur le TrackIR dans le forum Beta.
Effectivement, les alpha ne sont pas terminées et une Beta fermée va commencer...

phoenix a écrit : ↑

lun. juil. 13, 2020 5:49 pm

Je suis étonné de la sortie en aout.

phoenix a écrit : ↑

lun. juil. 13, 2020 7:53 pm

A mon avis, ce sera géré comme avec les ancien FS. Un aura une texture détaillée, et l'autre aura le rendu de base.

Pour le 18 aout, il s'agit de la sortie du jeu (sauf erreur de ma part), pas de la béta, qui elle, est prévu le 30 juillet je crois.

C6_Geo a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 12:12 am

BlackDog a écrit : ↑

lun. juil. 13, 2020 6:23 pm

Rien de neuf sur le TrackIR dans le forum Beta.
Effectivement, les alpha ne sont pas terminées et une Beta fermée va commencer...

C’est quoi cette histoire de trackIr??
Il n’est pas fonctionnel???

Fab947 a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 2:36 am

phoenix a écrit : ↑

lun. juil. 13, 2020 7:53 pm

A mon avis, ce sera géré comme avec les ancien FS. Un aura une texture détaillée, et l'autre aura le rendu de base.

Pour le 18 aout, il s'agit de la sortie du jeu (sauf erreur de ma part), pas de la béta, qui elle, est prévu le 30 juillet je crois.

Close beta 30 juillet
Open beta 18'Aout

Q: What platforms will Microsoft Flight Simulator be released on?
A: Our PC release is on August 18, 2020. We will share more information regarding the Xbox release in the future.

BlackDog a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 8:03 am

Je ne suis pas trop inquiet pour le Track IR et la VR, Asobo/MS savent que ce sont des périphériques fortement demandés par les experts. Il faut considérer ce nouveau Flight Simulator comme une plate-forme évolutive et extensible, c'est la stratégie de Microsoft. Je suppose que le Track IR devrait être implémenté assez rapidement, et Asobo a de l'expérience dans la réalisation d'applications en VR pour Microsoft, ce n'est qu'une question de temps. Bien entendu, dans ce forum, ou ailleurs (Avsim, ...), la proportion d'utilisateurs de TrackIR et de VR est très largement sur-représentée, pour l'acheteur moyen d'un simulateur, la demande est forcément plus faible.

ago266 a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 9:12 am

En général sur DCS , Xplane ou Aerofly FS2 je ne vole qu'en VR mais étant Alpha testeur je peux te dire qu' FS2020 sur un écran 43" 4k ... Cela passe très bien , très très bien même.

RAMIUS1983 a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 12:00 pm

Il est donc urgent d'attendre

Killin' Duck a écrit : ↑

mar. juil. 14, 2020 2:44 pm

On sait si A2A va proposer des avions sur FS2020? Je tuerais pour voler sur leur razorback dans le nouvel opus.

Please allow me a personal comment I have been cropping up for close to a year.

We learned about the new sim at the same time as everybody else. It is utterly incredible Microsoft and Asobo managed to keep this such a secret for over two years. But very soon after the first announcement was done we were called by Microsoft to see if we had any interest in working with them. Uhhhh.... yeah!

Now we had some luck. The development team, Asobo, is based in Bordeaux and I live close to Bordeaux. So we could set up a quick meeting (this is all before Corona, when we still could shake hands etc). At that moment we already understood that the team from Microsoft was very willing to coordinate with 3rd party developers, but they also wanted some of the experience Aerosoft gathered in the last 27 years. It was bloody amazing to be honest. We had questions, we got questions, we met people in every part of the project. Utterly different from any team at Microsoft that worked on FS. They started with the question "what can we do to make your addons work?'.

And then I visited Asobo for the first time. Now remember this was a good while ago, I think it was August 2019. We were all (and I mean everybody) assuming the videos we seen were rendered on some high end server farm. But here I was, stick in hand, on a rather modest machine, in meeting room, seeing the sim at 50 fps on a 4k screen. My yaw hit the floor. And I have seen a lot of yaws hit the floor since then. This was default sim, no add-ons, and the aircraft were pretty solid and the world was alive and looked totally amazing. Not just Frankfurt airport, but also my house. In the default sim. No add-on in FS or P3d has my house. I mean this is very rural France. A village of 300 persons. Looking even closer I noticed that even the trees were accurate. They have a tree database. Not kinds of trees, but actual locations of trees around the world. Mind blown.

We have been working with Asobo ever since. I visited them many times and have been always received with grace and friendship. No question was too weird, no comment was ignored. Super kind people. I wish I could share what information was exchanged, just take my word, what we asked, we got or got an explanation why it could not be done (yet). This is a very very cool team of developers. They get FS, they understand it, they read forums.

Next to this technical exchange (remember there was no SDK yet and Asbobo and our devs were still very much discussing what a high end, complex add-on needs), we started commercial discussion with them. We wanted to bring the product in boxed form to customers. Keep in mind that in many parts of the world boxed FS add-ons still do very well. The boxed version of X-Plane we handled did extremely well and we are super proud of that. As we learned that MFS was a very large product (over 80Gb) we knew that there would be alot of people who could use a boxed version. And after a lot of discussions we got the deal. Aerosoft would produce the boxed retail version, starting with the European market. This is a big deal for us. Believe me.

Enter Corona. Try to get hundreds of thousands of DVD's pressed and boxes made while Asia was unreachable and most of Europe in lockdown. It was not easy. It was stressful. But it is done and we are able to start shipping soon. As we reach this next milestone in this project, I can tell you I have never met any team working on MFS that was this nice, this responsive and this focussed on what this sim really is. It's a platform, MS and Asobo make money on selling it, others make money on expanding it and yet others expand it because they love it. I have been working flight sims for 20 years and I can tell you this is different. This is a new start. Is it done? Nope, nobody will claim that. You never complete a flightsim. But is a very stable new base to work on. MS and Asobo are not delivering this and step back. They understand it needs enhancements and optimizing. They understand that of the world changes the base sim needs to change. They understand it need accurate weather andt AI traffic. They are in it for the long run.

And that, my friends, is all that counts.We can make the Airbusses, my friends at PMDG can make the Boeings, Carenado will make the smaller aircraft, others will make the airports. But what we all need is the base. A solid, reliable base. And I think we just got that. A platform. It needs to grow and P3D and X-Plane are far from defeated, but boy do they have some competition.

To show our dedication to this new platform, we have hired a new top class support guy who will support this sim ('Thomas' The Flash' Flashman) and are hiring development staff to increase our production for the new platform. As we were (are?) one of the very last companies to stop development for FSX and it clones) you can rest assured that existing platforms as X-Plane and P3D will be stay supported. We love all serious sims. Always have, always will. You decide the best platform and we'll make the add-ons.

phoenix a écrit : ↑

mer. juil. 15, 2020 6:56 am

Pour info, la 1909, elle date d'au moins six mois (je crois, de mémoire, que c'est la grosse mise à jour de septembre octobre 2019), donc sauf si vous avez retardé volontairement son installation, vous devriez être en 1909, voir même en 20 et quelques qui est poussé depuis quelques semaines.

Pour connaitre votre version, vous tapez winver dans la barre de recherche, et vous validez par entrée.