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Jan 2, 2018 - Hifi Sim Xpax Fs9 Fsx Aircraft Free. I have also heard that some FS9 developed scenery is not fully compatible with FSX so, if you added. Honolulu International is a scenery for Microsoft FSX and Flight Simulator 2004. UK2000 Liverpool Xtreme FS9. It's a application that includes detailed.

Product Information Publisher: Description: Passenger utility. Download Size: 168 MB Format: Download Simulation Type: FS9 & FSX Reviewed by: AVSIM Staff Reviewer - January 12, 2007 The (undiscovered) Virtual Passenger’s World XPax is a new product from the guys at HiFi Sim (the same company that changed the FS World with their ActiveSky product) and is the first one of a series of low-cost dual-sim compatible “pocket add-ons” (something like a Lite series) that basically aims to provide a multimedia passenger experience.

A couple of questions may come to mind, Passengers? Mp3 ku terigat semua dosa yg pernah aku lakukan. Like Virtual Passengers? Do I really need that? Well first of all yes, you may have the latest add-on of your favorite airliner, the latest sound set, and the latest textures but you’re missing the passengers, I’ll tell you something right now: The only difference between you and a cargo pilot, is that you are not doing red-eye flights from Frankfurt to El Cairo twice a week. Virtual Passengers are probably one of the biggest victims in the history of FS add-ons.

Before the release of XPax, there was only one ( 1 ) virtual passenger add on (FSPassengers, we'll talk about it later). So this take us to the next question “Are they necessary?“ Well sure they are, I mean starting FS, parking your 747 at the gate, pushing back and taxiing all done in less than 10 minutes? It's simply unrealistic. And in every single add-on that was ever created for our beloved hobby (Freeware, Payware or the so-called Donationware) there is always the pursuit of realism. We are always trying to achieve the dream that Microsoft embodied in their slogan “ As Real As It Gets “. Sure you can be parked at the gate for a couple of minutes in order to “simulate” the boarding of passengers. You can even get your sister talking on the microphone in order to simulate a Flight Attendant.

But in a community where nearly every single aviation related item, there’s a list of 10 add-ons, it just doesn't seem fair that the passengers are missing. So apart from the good things and the bad things XPax may have, I believe what is important here is the fact that someone (Like Daniel Polli did with FSPassengers) is trying to fill those gaps we have to deal with on every single flight we make. XPax What exactly does XPax do? • Provides a multimedia passenger carriage experience • It lets you control (manually or automatically) the connection of Jetways (if you have a scenery add on that lets you do that) as well as doors. • It provides Real-time monitoring of passengers health and approval rating • Provides a scoring and ranking system based on the flights performance • Provides a set of 12 audio recordings (containing female and male voices in various accents) • Provides a report about your flight • Provides a real time dynamic aircraft weight control based on the passenger load. After starting the program, which runs in a different window than FS, you’ll notice that the program is divided into different pages and each one lets you control a different aspect. The Main page gives you statistics about your past flights (Passengers Delivered, Passengers Injured, Passenger Satisfaction Index, and you current Ranking Points).

It also shows information about the status onboard: Number of passengers per cabin, Total passengers, Crew Members, total number of souls aboard, cabin status and the approval rating. On the main page there are also a couple of buttons (called Manual Controls): Connect to FS (usually XPax will automatically connect to FS), Start Boarding, Deplane and Play announcement. Announcements are played automatically after the “Start Boarding” sequence starts. You’ll see that apart from the ambience sounds XPax comes with, a “Passenger Point of View Mini camera“ is played at the bottom left of the program (These videos can be turned off from the options page) The Manifest page lets you decide how many passengers are you going to take and it gives you a manifest with their names, as well as Health and Approval Status, Seat and also tell you whether they are onboard or not. The Seating Diagram page shows one of the most interesting aspects of XPax. It will introduce you to a diagram of your airplane (the seating configuration can be configured via the options page), showing you where your virtual passengers are seated, represented with green dots.