[ Closed ] X-Life ver 1.1 (r1, ++) (Page 9 of 19)

X-Life is a great step in adding that extra bit of activity and feeling of busyness at an airport to heighten the sense of immersion, waiting in line to take-off and watching incoming traffic is quite a treat, thank you for this wonderful program.

I have noticed that some airports have traffic from the Bluebell AI pack that doesn't typically belong at the airport, like Southwest Airlines at LSZH for instance.

Is there a mechanism built-into X-Life that allows for a selection of what airlines should be flying in and out of a particular airport, and what size of aircraft, regional or intercontinental?

Hello sir x-life designers, I love what you do, I humbly allows me to offer you my vision, it would be possible to power under different options flights as a modification altitude, another flight plan, especially if it concerns land on the airport brief have a real aircraft control tower dialogue either through option or changing the transponder in a concern to approach the possible to reality

Hello,

Thank you for your advices.

I have made a new test and it was OK.

The problem was with the version 1.1 (r1), now I use a new version (r2)... Maybe it's the solution...

Is it possible to indicate to the ATC a "Go-around" procedure ?

Thank you, X-Life is nice !

Goodbye,

Adrien

Dear Jar

I love X-Life!

I wonder if anyone has had the same problem as me but here it is : X-Life is working great (fantastic traffic all around busy airports, etc... and the ATC is pretty good, considering what there is NOT in X-Plane!) but after I have done one flight and ATC was good and talking to me with the well known feminine voice, etc, I finish my flight, click on OPEN AIRCRAFT to do another flight and LO! there is no more voice with ATC.  The written out ATC still works fine with the proper instructions but no more audio voice??? I have tried changing airports.  I flew only from X-Life certified airfields (LOWI, LSZH, EGLL, EHAM etc...) and I did generate a new filght plan in X-Life tools the second flight...  still no more voice, any aideas????  (X-Plane 10.45 W7/64).  I am using XL 1.1r2 but will install r3 soon (do you think that it is the problem??? cannot be???).

I am using the FF 767 (wonderful!)
But the samething happened today with Airfoillabs C172 (I wanted to try a different AC)...
By the way, in X-plane's sound settings, there is no ATC setting but only RADIO COMMUNICATIONS and it is on 100%, nothing changed there.

One thing that is odd, is that the frequencies dont seem right...
For example, in EGLL Heathrow, in X-life's ATC menu, if I click on ATIS it tunes automatically my radios to 123.1 but in X-plane, if one looks at the map and clicks on EGLL airport, the listed frequency for ATIS is 128.07 (and Jeppesen charts for EGLL list ATIS with 3 frequencies :   113.75, 115.1 and 128.07), so I dont hear ATIS...

When I click in X-life's ATC on DELIVERY, it dials automatically 121.9 in my 767 radios but in X-Plane, Delivery is 121.97 (where 121.9 is Ground just like in Jeppesen...) BUT.... I hear the madam's voice ??? until I start another flight and then I dont hear her anymore (snif...).

odd no?

Hello to all, I wanted to know if in future versions of X-Life, it is possible listen to ATC with the AI traffic transmissions

Thanks a lot

On flight from KPDX to CYVR I was cleared for landing on runway 13.

XL: 4407 : ---+++--- ATC: N982AR, contact VANCOUVER INTL Approach 123.625
XL: 4423 : ---+++--- Pilot: Contact VANCOUVER INTL Approach 123.625, N982AR
XL: 4427 : ---+++--- Pilot: VANCOUVER INTL Approach ,N982AR, FL79, descending to FL50, information Alpha on board
XL: 4427 : ---+++--- ATC: N982AR, Identified, expect BOOTH1 arrival, ILS approach Runway 13, descend to FL 49

According to the air charts I reviewed this should be Runway 12.

I also noticed a plugin error.

XL: 3995 : JARDesign plugin error: Transferred a partial file

I recall checking ATIS again for arrival weather at CYVR.  The CYVR information showed up, but the KPDX information was incomplete.

Good day,
You have to start it in the dropdown menu /*plugins/X-Life/deluxe/// 

Happy flying,
Brian

Follow up to runway numbers being incorrect.  Apparently the runway numbers come from X-Plane's navdata.  This is located in the resources/GNS 430/navdata/airports file.  I went to this file and changed CYVR rwy 13 to 12 and rwy 31 to 30.  I sent a bug report to X-Plane.

Good day,

what aircraft are you using is my first question and then clicks as you most likely need to set-up NOAA weather so it is not hitting you FPS and this is most likely your issue and not XL as I have spent time trying different setting to find the sweet spot for NOAA.
The sweet spot is going to be different on each computer and so I would start by re-setting the NOAA plugin and go from there taking notes on the settings you make.

also a txt.log would be helpful always...

Oh, and which version of SMP-3 are you using ...

Happy flying,
Brian

Good day,
Hi, we are on Version 1.1r4 on XL post #181 has the up-date...

Good day,
I am seeing this on the log txt so it did not up-date right.
X-Life plugin by JARDesign Ver.1.1r3

X-Life plugin by JARDesign Ver.1.1r3 210616
XL: 0 :

Thank-you,

Brian

yes your right R3... it was  getting late My bad and I was pointing to the post you are pointing to also...#181..or 4... There is nothing wrong with your English.

thank-you,
Brian

Ok now we have this straight the;

Current target visibility is 42958.449219

The line of type came out of the log so your NOAA weather is generating clouds up to  42.900 thousand feet more or less. and the first number is the range around the aircraft that the clouds will display , 449219 graphic bytes... (this is a guess on my part)
This is what is causing the FPS hit you are going to need to adjust the SMP-3 plugin until you can get your FPS into a range you like.

So, you might go to the .org and look for the SMP-3 forum for help on this issue if you still want more help as I have not been a tester on it so I do not know the details of the plugin as well as others.

Thank-you so much,
Brian