There's a lot that can be done. Tokyo Narita doesn't have a top notch scenery AFAIK. Newark has DD, but there's is specifically modeled as a "lite" version. And also, as you mention, Seoul would be very much welcome (mainly for selfish reasons on my part since I'll be on the last United f...

From Lockheed Martin: All, We are working towards a hotfix to resolve this issue. It should be available in the next couple days. Again, we strongly encourage all third parties to continue to update their older scenery to work under Prepar3D's newer designs. While this change was not exactly intenti...

The issue: From P3D Forum: OK Folk's here the whys and whats all about this problem. Beau Hollis wrote: Exact replication of the draw order generated by the legacy dx9 rendering system is not possible in the new system. We've done our best to fix specific issues as reported, but there will eventuall...

"If the installation folder contains a /Effects/ folder you can either copy the contents to your main Prepar3D/Effects/ folder, or if you wish to be fully compliant, run the following DOS command, changing the Path accordingly." Fully compliant....what is the difference between the to inst...

It isn't I who needs to get anything straight. A recompiling of libraries is a far cry from an actual re-write of ESP code. In fact, even with the recompiling FSX still uses the 2005 libraries. The focus on the Steam version was to allow it to run optimally within the Steam overlay. Apparently it is...

Scott FSX: STEAM Edition is the optimized version of the boxed nightmare that has plagued most of the world of flight simmers for almost 10 years. FSX: Steam Edition can handle just about everything that the boxed version could not. With more and more of the addons for the Steam Edition growing it ...