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Here is one example of what I mean: We have completely rebuilt the fire handles and you can see how much detail has gone into the surface of the plastic lens, for example. Building engines is not easy, and this one is really quite good at managing the visual environment in such a way as to make it highly detailed without turning it into a slideshow. This is the beauty of a modern engine for simulation and I think Asobo really deserves a tremendous amount of credit for this piece of the puzzle. The interesting news is that we are coming away from the effort with increased confidence in AsoboРІР‚в„ўs rendering engine, as it seems to handle levels of detail that our experience in FSX/P3D tells us should not perform well at all. With that in mind we are gently increasing detail levels all over the airplane models and screens and the like while measuring the change in performance of the sim, if any. Obviously our goal is to provide РІР‚Сљlike-realРІР‚Сњ image quality with 100fps performance, but since those are mutually exclusive on mondern hardware the goal is to balance the two in such a way as to give you the best performance possible while also giving you the greatest image quality.

One of our main channels of effort right now is to begin slowly dialing up detail levels in certain areas in order to evaluate the impact different techniques may have on the performance of the simulator. Overall performance under MSFS/SU8 is good and on-par with products that we consider to be in the peer group but our inability to gain insight into areas that might be less efficient than they should be has us all pulling at the reins a bit.

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While we are still working through open reports and generally improving the stability of the product, we are slightly hampered in one regard due to the lack of tools in MSFS that we would normally be using to improve code stability and look for areas that require optimization. These numbers are not an exact science, as the dev team works on quite a bit more than just the issues that get reported into our tracking system, but the trend lines that it shows are generally the larger picture that describe the arc of progress of a product at this stage in development. The beta team opened 71 new issues this week, and the dev team resolved 121. This is a normal pattern that emerges looking back at all of our beta programs and I was pleased to see that pattern emerge this week.

I predicted last week that I felt we would soon turn the corner, with progress being shown in the form of the development team resolving more items than are reported by the beta team.

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The PMDG 737-700 for MSFS has completed four full weeks of very thorough testing, and has now entered into itРІР‚в„ўs fifth week of testing with great progress being made.

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РІР‚СљA quick update to let you know that testing continues to progress on our new product for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Today third-party developers shared news and images about Microsoft Flight Simulator aircraft and scenery add-ons.Р”Р‡irst of all, we hear from PMDG CEO Robert Randazzo, who provided an extensive development update and rather impressive images about the much-anticipated Boeing 737.