The Flight Simulator Italian Airports Development Team (FSIADT) have sent out the final (hopefully!) beta of their Palermo Airport (LICJ) scenery for MS FSX and L-M P3D to testers.
With the b0.95 RC1 test release of the package having been downloaded around 3000 times, the team of four developers have now added additional features including:
– Functional Safegate for FSX (unfortunaly P3D doesn’t support the technology we’ve used so in P3D the Safegates are not interactive).
– Animated Jetways working with CTRL-J command.
– New realistic textures for the runways
– Runway 20 3d approach lights on the sea.
– Custom 3d taxisigns.
– Custom WigWag runway guard lights.
– New apron lights, less intense and now better positioned.
– New setup software with automatic scenery activator.
– AFCAD tuning.
Further details can be found and progress can be followed regarding the release via their Facebook or Blogspot pages.
Subject to successful final testing, the final package is intended to be released on October 20th, 2014.
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È possibile fare anche LIPX in un secondo momento?
We have other projects after the release of the final version of LICJ for now is all top secret the only thing i can tell you is that is in Italy 😀
There is a mistake we don’t need beta tester the mail from Diego is only to announce the imminent release of the product and the links given to you of the dropbox files are only for you to try our product before relaease :D.
Thank you
Marco
FSIADT
Thanks Marco. Sorry about that. Article amended appropriately!
Thank you Ian for quick correction
LIRP LIRP LIRP 😉
Please note correction to the article, folks… Sincere apologies for any confusion!
Ian P – simFlight.com
Lan the ICAO into the title is LICJ not LIPJ 😀
Fixed that one as well… I don’t even know how I made that typo, considering how far apart the two are on the keyboard.
ragazzi palermo è veramente fantastico. adesso che lo avete finito, a gran voce chiediamo tutti che facciate……..PISAAAAAAAAA LIRP LIRP LIRP LIRP in toscana c’è solo PISAAAAAA.
I always hope in LICR 🙂