The cockpit is being re-built and re-textured, the external model likewise in many areas. First off, the visual detail will be much higher this time around, as MSFS of course allows so much more to be done. There will be many questions about how detailed this rendition of the aircraft will be ( just as there were with the Prepar3D version ). Much of the work over the next month or two will be bringing the modelling and texturing up to MSFS standard with the use of higher resolutions, new decals for stencils, panel lines and rivets, true PBR and so on. The images represent the aircraft with only very basic PBR and the original normal maps, basically as she was in Prepar3D. This head-start is what’s allowing me to project a pre-Christmas 2021 launch date for Concorde.ĪGAIN, EVERYTHING IS WIP.
#Microsoft steam flight simulator console code#
In addition, as so much of Concorde is unique, custom code that was created for many features in Prepar3D has carried over perfectly into MSFS. This means that, far from being started from scratch, Concorde is already in the simulator with most external animations working. “The conversion of my Prepar3D Concorde has been underway for quite a while now, as when chances have arisen I’ve updated the project as I learn more about MSFS. We also get an official confirmation that it’s coming for the Xbox version of the sim on top of PC. Next, we hear from DC Designs, which provided new screenshots and details about the upcoming Concorde. Fixed crash with Resync from Aircraft Editor without any aircraft selected.
#Microsoft steam flight simulator console update#
Today Microsoft and Asobo released a hotfix update for Microsoft Flight Simulator, whole third-party developers had plenty of reveals and releases to share.įirst of all, here’s the changelog of the hotfix, which requires a 465 megabytes download from the Windows Store/Steam on PC, on top of 528 megabytes to be downloaded within the sim (and 10kb in the content manager).
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