Preview: Ksgy’s L-410 for XP11

ksgy has posted a list of new features and a list of to-do that he will eventually cover, this effectively brings the aircraft to version 1.2, with official X-Plane 11 support:

The following new features are to be included in the upcoming free update:

  • Reflective windshield
  • Reflective instrument glasses
  • Added cockpit view limits, so you can’t get inside the instrument panel and fall out on the side window – handy if you’re flying with TrackIR
  • A/P update by @drwindows which was linked in a previous post (thank you again!)
  • Increased the instrument lamps’ strength, looks better at night
  • Removed the background texture from behind the instrument panel – was a “hack” for instrument reflections which I never finished properly
  • Decreased ADF freq selector’s strength, makes it easier to set
  • Updated flight model: tuned trims, flaps and engine parameters for XP11
  • Working Nav2
  • Added TO/FROM indicator for HSI
  • Removed reflections from outside OBJ’s, not needed anymore
  • Pitot overheat at low speeds (failure)

New tasks to be done:

  • Cockpit lights to be set to 0 when cold start
  • Flashing ANN instead of steady light
  • Side panel LIT texture fix (some elements light up at night, which shouldn’t)
  • Normal map fix for outside objects
  • And the ones which I forgot to add to my list.
  • Update outside OBJ files with latest XP11 features (reflections, PBR textures)
  • Kollsman window in the 2nd altimeter
  • RPM&TRQ tends to stall after a proper shutdown + restart

The aforementioned features will soon be released as a beta in the next few weeks, with a full commitment to producing version 2 of the aircraft with high-end custom systems simulation.

In the meantime, I’m working in the v2, which will include lots of custom systems: you’ll really have to read the manual to fly this beauty properly otherwise, you can end up having no engine at about 4000 ft

Earlier last year, ksgy has posted a video of rain and windshield wiper animations:

 

Heres to the future of freeware.

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