- ADDING XPLAN 10 AIRCRAFT TO XPLANE 11 UPDATE
- ADDING XPLAN 10 AIRCRAFT TO XPLANE 11 MANUAL
Disable the option “hitting starter engages fuel to engine” if your airplane has manual mixture/fuel-cutoff controls. X-Plane 10 will automatically enable a number of behaviors with your starter when opening an X-Plane 9 airplane you may need to disable them. You may find that your v9 defaults are still acceptable.ĭisable Some Starter Check-Boxes in Plane-Maker X-Plane 10.10 features an optional RPM limit on the starter check how your airplane starts and adjust the new settings as needed. Should not be used with translucent objects.įor users who are limited by fill rate, prefill can be a 2x optimization on some planes (e.g. Causes the object to be drawn twice, so it’s a better choice for simple objects than for objects that have heavy animation. For example, if you enable pre-fill on the object that represents your cockpit shell, you will mask out a lot of clouds. Pre-fill is an object setting that tells Plane-Maker to “block” the clouds using that object. ADDING XPLAN 10 AIRCRAFT TO XPLANE 11 UPDATE
The exterior lights tab in Plane-Maker is significantly enhanced for X-Plane 10 while Plane-Maker attempts to update your exterior lights for you, you may find that you can get better results by customizing your lights.
For example, if you create landing gear indicator lights using a LIT texture (and animation) you would not want to “Dim LIT” them because that would make the gear indication difficult to see during the day.
Do not set “Dim LIT” for interior lighting that is visible during the day. For example, this option will let you bake night lighting that is vivid at night but not overpowering during the day. Do set “Dim LIT” for exterior render-baked textures. For scenery this effect is automatic, but for airplanes you must “opt in”. Mark Attached Objects as “Dim LIT” as Neededĭim LIT is a new option that reduces the brightness of lit textures during the day. You may have to make the lights larger or smaller – the change needed is airplane specific. The intensity of light they emit is a little bit different in X-Plane 10.10, relative to X-Plane 9. Plane-Maker provides 3 internal spill lights, visible with and without HDR enabled. You should use GLOBAL_cockpit_lit if you use translucent panel textures using ATTR_cockpit. You do not need to use GLOBAL_cockpit_lit if you already use panel regions and you do not need translucency in your panel texture. If you use the panel texture in more than one object (see above) add GLOBAL_cockpit_lit to every object that uses the panel texture. Then add GLOBAL_cockpit_lit to cockpit objects so that the HDR lighting engine can work on the panel texture too. Make sure your panel texture is a power of 2 in dimensions (or uses regions). Use Power-of-2 Panels for the 3-d Cockpit Glass objects, in the order of the Plane-Maker screen. cockpit object (internal views only) if it is not glass. Internal and external objects, in the order of the Plane-Maker screen. 
cockpit object (external views only) if it is not glass. So if you have translucent surfaces and opaque surfaces in the panel texture, use the panel texture in two objects. In X-Plane 10.10 you can use the panel texture from any object. 
Separate your solid objects from glass ones to isolate translucent surfaces.Make sure that any attached object with translucency is marked as “glass” in the Plane-Maker attached object screen.6 Enable Pre-Fill on Some Attached Objectsįor X-Plane to render your airplane correctly with HDR enabled, the sim must know which of your objects are translucent.4 Mark Attached Objects as “Dim LIT” as Needed.2 Use Power-of-2 Panels for the 3-d Cockpit.
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