The FIP Gauges for Aerosoft’s DHC-6 Twin Otter are done and released. 
Will schedule to work on the Engine Cluster for the aircraft soon. Continue reading
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759: GENERIC G5 PFD R4 Major Update
The GENERIC G5 PFD R4 is ready at last. This major update includes a lot of enhancements and revisions with many bug fixes and new features.
For instance, besides its appearance nows resembles more to the latest Garmin G5, Vrefs info (reference speeds) based on real aircraft are added as an option to the Airspeed Scales as well.
Here’s a quick video showing both single-cue and dual-cue PFD running with the HSI on the C172 Skyhawk in MSFS.
Furthermore, a new utility called “G5 Airspeed Switcher” is also included to the instrument pack so that users can quickly switch among different Airspeed Scales to match with the aircraft being flown with the G5 PFD.
However, similar to the G5 HSI R4, this new PFD R4 Continue reading
758: DHC-6 Twin Otter Gauges Presale
The DHC-6 Twin Otter by Aerosoft was one of my favorite in P3D and it continues to be the same in MSFS.
Initially I didn’t have plan to do gauges for the aircraft until mid-year. But I have changed my mind to work on them after receiving some inquires and especially I’ve flown it for nearly a week.
The first stage is to work on the nine (9) analog gauges as shown above,
757: C152+DR400 Gauges 22-01 Update
Some of the C152 and DR400 Gauges are revised accordingly due to recent MSFS updates.
In addition, graphics renderings of them are improved as well, which brings positive results to all users, especially to those who runs their Flight Instrument Panels (FIPs) with the default Logitech MSFS plugins.
Download Links have been sent already. Continue reading
756: GENERIC G5 PFD R4 Preview
Following the Generic G5 HSI R4 update last week, the PFD section of the G5 gauge is being updated as well.
Here’s a screenshot of the new PFD, which is based on the Dec-2021 version of the Garmin G5.
Besides new features, many missing functions and enhancements, due to MSFS update, are added to it.
In particular, Continue reading
755: C172 Gauge 22-01 Updates
Due to recent MSFS updates, many of my FIP gauges need to be revised accordingly.
For example, the VOR2 of the C172 has been changed completely to an appearance similar to the Multi-Shared VOR1 that is used on the aircraft but with lesser features, such as no glideslope, etc.
In addition, the Ground Speed on the Extended Version of the ASI has to be revised to reflect the change in the MSFS update.
Besides, the C172 HDG, plus the Multi-Shared ALT, RPM, VOR1 and RPM used on the aircraft are updated accordingly with improved graphics rendering as well.
Furthermore, Continue reading
754: GENERIC G5 HSI R4 Major Update
The GENERIC G5 HSI has been updated to Revision 4.
One of the major improvements in the update is the addition of a new VOR2 version, so as to better match with the operations on the aircraft equipped with the G1000 in MSFS 2020.
In addition, virtually all images of the new HSI are recreated with enhanced graphics rendering. The results are positive, which are especially beneficial to all users who runs their Flight Instrument Panels (FIPs) with the default Logitech MSFS plugins.
Here’s a short video showing the new GENERIC G5 HSI switching between VOR1, VOR2 and GPS modes:
Users of the G5 HSI please be noted that the new R4 Continue reading
753: New Multi-Shared Gauges
Two new Multi-Shared Gauges are added to the FIP collection for the MSFS default airplane lines. 
The first one is the Manifold Pressure-Fuel Flow combo that is used on the Aviat Pitts Special S2S and Robin Cap 10C.
The second is the gMeter, which comes with three different versions to suit the variation in style of the instrument on the Aviat Pitts Special S1S, S2S, Robin Cap 10C and Extra 330LT.
The instrument is found on some of the aircraft (standard & custom) in the Reno package as well.
751: MY SU7 GRAPHICS SETTING UPDATE
My graphics setting in MSFS has been changed accordingly to the recent SU7 and Game of the Year (GOTY) update. Improvements are seen in general.
Regarding the highly anticipated DX12, although the overall image quality with the new feature is enhanced and refined, and framerate seems affected very little only; unfortunately, it does brings frequent micro-stutters in many locations. So DX11 is kept to be my choice. Continue reading
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