The landing light splash will either be 'on' at all times, or it will be 'off' all the time, depending on how the repainter made their lightmap.ħ67-300ER Winglet base models by AI Aardvark. So, you won't see a landing light splash turning on/off on an FSX model. If your repaint includes a special FSX lightmap, it will "illuminate" base texture at night very similar to what you would see in FS9.Īlso, one of the 'improvements' of FSX models is that they ignore any alpha channel included with a lightmap. If your repaint includes an optional FSX lightmap, by all means use it! This is because FS9 lightmaps used in FSX just lay white on top of the base texture instead of appearing to "illuminate" the texture as they do in FS9. Leaving the folder names the way they are sounds a lot easier doesn't it? Just remember that you will also have to change the 'model=' line of the fltsim.x section for every repaint you install.
If your mind just can't handle the idea of reflective models being stored inside a "_no_refl" folder, feel free to rename the model folders to what ever name suits you. Since most repaints are still done for the FS9 models, we've left the most used model folder names to make installing textures simpler. These folder names are used only for the convenience of installing repaints. That is because in FSX, aircraft reflections are not an option, they're turned 'on' all the time whether you like it or not.Įven though FSX models are inherently reflective, you may also notice that the model folder names are "GE_no_refl" and "PW_no_refl". You will note that there are not optional reflective models included with these base files. They will not work in FS9.įor the FS9 versions, download "fs9_763w.zip" You have downloaded the FSX versions of these models.
Very detailed, includes animated gear, thrust reversers, flaps and spoilers, antennas, flap canoes, simulated gear bays and specular highlights. This model was designed specifically for AI traffic use. B767-300ER winglet base models by AI Aardvark.
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