Post by Dutch Owen on Oct 27, 2012 14:04:08 GMT -5
The official release of FSCaptain 1.4 is almost upon us. Here is a link to the Fixpack that will upgrade existing users to 1.4:
www.fscaptain.net/downloads/Fixpack_10400.zip
Unless something awful shows up today I expect to bundle up 1.4 into FSCaptain.zip for new pilots to install, and announce it to the world.
Although 1.4 is a big number jump it's basically 1.3.2 with more fixes made plus two additions:
- The new tutorial Travis wrote is in the Documentation folder, and
- The default airlines have had their schedules updated based on the Microsoft default airline schedules and a sampling of famous real airlines from around the world are shipped too, with real schedules although from a year or so ago.
The new and updated airlines are in "Airlines.zip" to prevent them from overwriting any of yours you've modified. The schedules do not usually have arrival times, services codes, or aircraft types assigned as they were imported from AI-based schedules. Therefore they are pretty open-ended. Any airplane can fly any route, just be aware those 747 routes weren't designed for your Beaver (and vice versa!)
The new release is available here first.
Dutch
www.fscaptain.net/downloads/Fixpack_10400.zip
Unless something awful shows up today I expect to bundle up 1.4 into FSCaptain.zip for new pilots to install, and announce it to the world.
Although 1.4 is a big number jump it's basically 1.3.2 with more fixes made plus two additions:
- The new tutorial Travis wrote is in the Documentation folder, and
- The default airlines have had their schedules updated based on the Microsoft default airline schedules and a sampling of famous real airlines from around the world are shipped too, with real schedules although from a year or so ago.
The new and updated airlines are in "Airlines.zip" to prevent them from overwriting any of yours you've modified. The schedules do not usually have arrival times, services codes, or aircraft types assigned as they were imported from AI-based schedules. Therefore they are pretty open-ended. Any airplane can fly any route, just be aware those 747 routes weren't designed for your Beaver (and vice versa!)
The new release is available here first.
Dutch