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Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 01:13
by Steve
The320Pilot wrote:The previews look very nice --amazing should I say, taking into account that this is a freeware add-on. I'd like the new A32X with sharklets, as well as the A320 v3.0 to have the option to disable the engine jetheat. I do not like it very much.

Please do not forget to make FSX native models and add the hard-codded strobes so that FSX users can enjoy the new models as much as possible.
When were orders accepted???

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 02:30
by The320Pilot
Steve wrote:When were orders accepted???
What?

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 02:44
by Alex_94
being a gimmie much 320pilot :roll:

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 02:50
by Tavers
There hasn't been jetheat since way back. There will be native FSX models..

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 05:58
by shaosibin
Tavers wrote:There hasn't been jetheat since way back. There will be native FSX models..
Hi,will the non-sharklets models be updated into native FSX models?
Thanks~

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 06:20
by Tavers
shaosibin wrote:
Tavers wrote:There hasn't been jetheat since way back. There will be native FSX models..
Hi,will the non-sharklets models be updated into native FSX models?
Thanks~
Not sure. That's one for Nick.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 06:39
by AirbusCaptain
The320Pilot wrote:The previews look very nice --amazing should I say, taking into account that this is a freeware add-on. I'd like the new A32X with sharklets, as well as the A320 v3.0 to have the option to disable the engine jetheat. I do not like it very much.
Do you want caviar with that?
The320Pilot wrote:Please do not forget to make FSX native models and add the hard-codded strobes so that FSX users can enjoy the new models as much as possible.
What are you waiting for? You have FSX native models. Its called Aerosoft.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 12:39
by Banerjee123
Hey guys I'm new to this forum,
Just wanted to ask whether or not the other models of the A32X series apart from the A320 V2.0 will be updated with the Shaking wings during turbulence???
:D

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 13:04
by nickbellic
I guess some vacation would be good for the incredibles building this plane :/

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 13:07
by The320Pilot
Wait a minute. I'm just saying that I (and many others) would like the option to turn the jetheat in every model to be turned on and off, either by a texture replacement or by pressing a button. I am not forcing Project Airbus and telling them "You must do it"; it is just a suggestion. If PA can add the option to turn it on and off (at least for the A320 v3; it's the only model which I haven't been able to deactivate such feature) it'd be great. If it is not possible, there's no problem. :) I will still fly the PA A32X, they are great.
AirbusCaptain wrote:
The320Pilot wrote:Please do not forget to make FSX native models and add the hard-codded strobes so that FSX users can enjoy the new models as much as possible.
What are you waiting for? You have FSX native models. Its called Aerosoft.
Ok, then forget about the hard-coded double strobes. ;( I just think it would be a nice feature.
If PA released the PA A32X v3, there were FS9 and FSX models. Why can't they produce FS9 and FSX models for the A32X with sharklets? (Please, please, please. We, FSX users like the PA A32X with VC).

About the Aerosoft A320, there are two things that I don't like about it:

1. No wingflex. Nothing. Naught. Zero.

2. It eats my FPS too much and my computer is not the state-of-art gaming computer.

Thanks. :D

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 15:14
by swiss1578
Why can't they produce FS9 and FSX models for the A32X with sharklets?
If you have read the previous pages of this threat you would have seen that PA already announced that the sharklet models will be for FS9 AND FSX.

About the hard coded strobe lights: haven't the FSX models already hard coded strobe lights?? I don't have strobe lights in my [lights] section of the aircraft.cfg and the strobes work just fine. (and the model is fsx native).

Edit: Just saw that the all models except the A320-231 (IAE) got the strobes. In the IAE version I have strobe light entries in the aircraft.cfg section.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 15:49
by The320Pilot
swiss1578 wrote:
Why can't they produce FS9 and FSX models for the A32X with sharklets?
If you have read the previous pages of this threat you would have seen that PA already announced that the sharklet models will be for FS9 AND FSX.

About the hard coded strobe lights: haven't the FSX models already hard coded strobe lights?? I don't have strobe lights in my [lights] section of the aircraft.cfg and the strobes work just fine. (and the model is fsx native).

Edit: Just saw that the all models except the A320-231 (IAE) got the strobes. In the IAE version I have strobe light entries in the aircraft.cfg section.
Ok, but I still think that the optional jetheat for every model is a good idea. :)

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 16:14
by Kyle Schurb
Is it not possible to turn the heat effect on and off, using the water rudder command? Or am I imagining things?

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 17:08
by The320Pilot
Oh, I'll try that. I thought that deleting the texture Jetheat_t.bmp was enough.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 18:04
by Kyle Schurb
Maybe that's for the A320, I think the 319 might be the only one with it assigned to the water rudder.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 20:32
by esg
The v2.1 A320 hasn't got the heat effect. The FSX models are based off the v2 model and do have it (with no way to turn it off). The A319's you can toggle on/off. The A321 never had it.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 20:47
by The320Pilot
esg wrote:The v2.1 A320 hasn't got the heat effect. The FSX models are based off the v2 model and do have it (with no way to turn it off). The A319's you can toggle on/off. The A321 never had it.
And do you like the heat effect of the PA A320?

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 22:30
by Philz
I'm so HYPED for these to be released

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 22:40
by AirbusCaptain
The320Pilot wrote:And do you like the heat effect of the PA A320?
Do you understand that the heat will not be modeled with the A320 with sharklets? They have already made that clear.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 30 Jul 2014, 23:29
by The320Pilot
AirbusCaptain wrote:
The320Pilot wrote:And do you like the heat effect of the PA A320?
Do you understand that the heat will not be modeled with the A320 with sharklets? They have already made that clear.
Ok.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 31 Jul 2014, 07:44
by KaptanA319
I'm sorry, I'm new here, if I forgive a wrong,

Is it possible to remove the effect of heat from the A319? does not sound realistic to me, has been removed from the A320 and A321 s, was much more beautiful.

We expect the new PA A32X Sharklet models. (from İstanbul/Turkey)

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 31 Jul 2014, 08:40
by esg
None of the updated models will have the heat effect.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 31 Jul 2014, 15:44
by The320Pilot
esg wrote:None of the updated models will have the heat effect.
I'm sorry to mention something about the non-sharklets PA A320 model in a topic that is about the PA A32X sharklet models.
Anyway, I already found a solution to my jetheat issue: I replaced the v3 FSX PA A320 model with the v2.1 PA FSX A320 model. That solved the issue. :)

Now, we can forget this thing and resume with the wonderful A32X sharklets models.

I'll be eagerly waiting for the release of these models. I can no longer wait to fly them in FSX. 8-)

I know you PA staff guys are tired of receiving repaints request, but the models' screenshots look so nice that I couldn't resist the temptation to ask for a A320 sharklet repaint in Avianca Colombia colours. I'm not demanding it to be done, but if you ever have time (and want to do the Avianca repaint), I, and perhaps some other simmers, would be very pleased. Of course, you should first focus in finishing the models.

Thanks.

P.S.: Can you please post more screenshots of the A32X sharklets models? :)

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 31 Jul 2014, 18:57
by Kyle Schurb
The320Pilot wrote: I know you PA staff guys are tired of receiving repaints request, but the models' screenshots look so nice that I couldn't resist the temptation to ask for a A320 sharklet repaint in Avianca Colombia colours. I'm not demanding it to be done, but if you ever have time (and want to do the Avianca repaint), I, and perhaps some other simmers, would be very pleased. Of course, you should first focus in finishing the models.
Several mentions previously, regarding not accepting paint requests in this thread.
The320Pilot wrote:P.S.: Can you please post more screenshots of the A32X sharklets models? :)
Definitely maybe.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 01 Aug 2014, 09:28
by Tavers
Started on JQ

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Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 01 Aug 2014, 15:00
by esg
The320Pilot wrote:
esg wrote:None of the updated models will have the heat effect.
I'm sorry to mention something about the non-sharklets PA A320 model in a topic that is about the PA A32X sharklet models.
Anyway, I already found a solution to my jetheat issue: I replaced the v3 FSX PA A320 model with the v2.1 PA FSX A320 model. That solved the issue. :)

Now, we can forget this thing and resume with the wonderful A32X sharklets models.

I'll be eagerly waiting for the release of these models. I can no longer wait to fly them in FSX. 8-)

I know you PA staff guys are tired of receiving repaints request, but the models' screenshots look so nice that I couldn't resist the temptation to ask for a A320 sharklet repaint in Avianca Colombia colours. I'm not demanding it to be done, but if you ever have time (and want to do the Avianca repaint), I, and perhaps some other simmers, would be very pleased. Of course, you should first focus in finishing the models.

Thanks.

P.S.: Can you please post more screenshots of the A32X sharklets models? :)
There's no v3 model. There's no v2.1 FSX model. Whatever it is you did, I'm glad it worked.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 01 Aug 2014, 15:44
by The320Pilot
esg wrote:There's no v3 model. There's no v2.1 FSX model. Whatever it is you did, I'm glad it worked.
library.avsim.net/esearch.php?DLID=153138
PA A32X FSX models. I think they are the v2 FSX models.

I know there are no v3 models. I meant the François Doré version.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 01 Aug 2014, 18:27
by Philz
this is beautiful

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 02 Aug 2014, 01:38
by Alex_94
awesome jetstar livery!

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 02 Aug 2014, 01:58
by Nick L
shaosibin wrote:
Tavers wrote:There hasn't been jetheat since way back. There will be native FSX models..
Hi,will the non-sharklets models be updated into native FSX models?
Thanks~
Yes.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 02 Aug 2014, 03:36
by The320Pilot
Nice screenshot. I can't wait more for the PA A32X sharklets to be released! :D

(We have to wait so that the models can be even more awesome, of course!).

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 02 Aug 2014, 21:01
by Francisco301
i'm watching everyday this page for more information, i can't wait, i have to fly that beautiful aircraft with sharklets... I would like to see the LAN Airlines A320 repaint :)

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Nwdot3pMuMw/U ... CC-BFL.jpg

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 03:29
by Santiago Narayana
Nice work PA team.

I can't wait for the updates. :D

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 08:28
by DC10
Here's JetBlue A320 N821JB Blue Yorker with "barcode" tail design.
Jetblue is the second largest A320 operator worldwide with approx 130 frames.

[quote]Jet Blue made “history” by being the first operator to perform a production retrofit, on its aircraft N821JB (MSN 5417 which first flew on the 1st of December, 2012). This aircraft was produced before MSN 5428, which is now registered as 9M-AQQ, flying for Air Asia, and made “history” as the first Sharklet Equipped A320 to be delivered.

The recently delivered A320s to JetBlue, which came without the Sharklets, take less than 2 days per aircraft to fit the Sharklets. However, the older A320s in its fleet, on which JetBlue wishes to fit Sharklets, will need structural modification to strengthen the wings, and will take an estimated 14-21 days at a MRO facility. Newer deliveries will have the Sharklets fitted at the factory.


Edit: Deleted screenshots (newer ones below)

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 16:49
by Fly777X Aviation
Amazing previews !!!

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 17:15
by b6ifc81
Excellent shots there, DC10! I'm excited for both yours and Steve's jetBlue paints. That said, however, there's only one suggestion I'd like to make: All of B6's sharklet-equipped A320s (and all of their 321s) have been retrofitted with the updated Flyfi (wifi) dome, which has been added as an antenna texture for the updates. Would it be possible to include that instead of the current SATcom dome? Thanks again!

N821JB as of April, 2014, courtesy of jetphotos.net:
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php? ... 226&nseq=1

George

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 18:22
by LN-OSS
b6ifc81 wrote:Excellent shots there, DC10! I'm excited for both yours and Steve's jetBlue paints. That said, however, there's only one suggestion I'd like to make: All of B6's sharklet-equipped A320s (and all of their 321s) have been retrofitted with the updated Flyfi (wifi) dome, which has been added as an antenna texture for the updates. Would it be possible to include that instead of the current SATcom dome? Thanks again!

N821JB as of April, 2014, courtesy of jetphotos.net:
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php? ... 226&nseq=1

George
The antenna you talk about is added onto the new models :)

So it's just Dickson that havent added the correct antenna name to the title= :)

Here it is, on his stunning repaint!

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Cheers
Stian

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 03 Aug 2014, 18:39
by b6ifc81
Lovely, Stian! Thanks!

George

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 03:18
by DC10
o my bad I put in the wrong code :D

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 03:19
by elwoodjetblues569
Nice to see some Jetblue previews. :) That's some great work by Dickson so far!
Thank you and keep up the great work PA team!

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 03:27
by HB-JLT
Great job guys!
And a very big big thank you for this great work to all PA-Team!

Cheers
Massimo

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 07:34
by DC10
Updated screenshots:

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Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 10:47
by Timo
Awesome shots! Great job!!!

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 11:17
by bnair
I literally check this forum everyday for new news and screenshots. Never been so excited for an Airbus aircraft before. :D

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 12:13
by SideWinderX
Wow that Jetblue livery!!! great!

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 12:14
by SideWinderX
The jet Blue Bubbles also looks great in its vertical stabilizer too

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 16:28
by b6ifc81
SideWinderX wrote:The jet Blue Bubbles also looks great in its vertical stabilizer too
I agree, but there aren't any bubbles tail fins equipped with sharklets just yet ;). There is an excellent paint for it, however, in the v2.1 release of the A320 on Avsim.

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 04 Aug 2014, 18:10
by Santiago Narayana
Nice shots.

I really hope that the model will be released soon.

:)

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 07 Aug 2014, 21:10
by nickbellic
Heyho Paf Team,
Any update or news, there isn't much going on the A330/A340 topic so I wonder if there is anything new here :D

Regards Germany

Re: A32X sharklet preview

Posted: 07 Aug 2014, 21:24
by LN-OSS
We will come with news when there are news to share :)

Cheers
Stian