Prepar3D v4.X

[Zakk]

Appunto io cos'ho detto?!

[Aviators]

che poi infatti sono 360 euro! e no 500 euro, come ha detto Zakk chi usa fsx spende un botto di soldi tra addon e programmini vari, questo inoltre è compatibile con tutti gli addon di fsx e graficamente non ha bisogno di ritocchi, un paio di utenti hanno postato delle foto di alcune zone italiane, l'unico difetto? l'area esterna all'aeroporto è piena di sabbia ma poi le mesh le città  le coste ecc ecc sono fatte davvero bene. appena posso con calma farò un copia e incolla delle foto. unica pecca che gli aeroporti hanno i stessi afcad di fsx, ad esempio a catania mancano sempre un paio di taxyway hehehe

[Aviators]

Come da titolo, la famosa LOCKHEED MARTIN, sta creando un nuovo simulatore, e finalmente in giro ho trovato una licenza gratuita per un mese. Ecco il procedimento
la rivista Computer Pilot November/Dicember 11 (scaricabile gratuitamente nel sito http://computerpilot.com/index.php
) in accordo con LOOKHEED MARTIN offre la possibilità  di provare gratuitamente PREPAR3D durante 30 gg, qui il link:

http://www.prepar3d.com/ComputerPilot/

il codice gratuito si trova a pagina 37 della rivista ed è di colore verde , l'articolo inizia a pagina 32 e spiega il nuovo simulatore targato LM

Personalmente sto scaricando i 3 file

A presto con altre news

Computer Pilot Magazine

Jul/Aug 2011 Volume 15 Issue 4

Thank you for your interest in Prepar3D®!

To obtain your complimentary 30-day evaluation license:

1 Register with Prepar3D.com by clicking here.

2 After registering, you will receive a password via email. Please log in using the password provided.

3 After you have logged in, go to our Prepar3D Store.

4 Click on the One (1) Month Prepaid/Nonrecurring Subscription ($9.95 per developer) option under Registered Developer.

5 Confirm the quantity is 1 and click the Order Now! button.

6 Click the I Agree button to agree to our license terms and conditions.

7 On the Shopping Cart page, enter the Priority Code found from your magazine and click Apply. The Subtotal should be
$0.00.

8 Follow the steps, omitting the fields requesting your credit card information, and select Place Order.

9 You will be presented with a confirmation screen providing your License ID and Activation Password. You will use those to
activate your copy of Prepar3D. Please read our Download/Installation Instructions (1.6 MB) for complete instructions on
how to download, install and activate your copy of Prepar3D!

[Aviators]

Aggiornato il primo post.

Ecco le novità :

Nuova versione 1.3
Nuovi tipi di licenze e prezzi rifatti ( molto più fattibili )
Si può usare anche per scopi di hobby ( noi simmers )

ps: date un occhiata quà : http://www.prepar3d.com/prepar3d-license-comparison/

[Master]

Volevo capire una cosa... è stand-alone o necessita comunque di FS?

[Aviators]

stand alone

[Master]

Aggiungo un altra cosa: osservando il sito coi prezzi si capisce che la versione completa per PC è di 199$.

Le altre offerte sono per 1/3/12 mesi...
Quindi se uno decide di prenderla conviene la versione Stand-alone a 199$

[Aviators]

no no, c'è una versione di 7 euro al mese. poi c'è la versione academy che è un pò limitata, e infine la professional.
cmq è tutto scritto qua: http://www.prepar3d.com/prepar3d-license-comparison/

[Zakk]

As provided in our End User License Agreement, the Prepar3D application is not to be used, offered, sold or distributed through markets or channels for use as a personal/consumer entertainment product.

[Aviators]

Aggiornato il primo post.
News: FSX to Prepar3D Migration Tool
http://www.flightsim.ee/products/fsx-to ... ation-tool

[Aviators]

Lockheed Martin Releases New Prepar3D Video

[Zakk]

vabbe ma bombe e missili?

[Aviators]

penso che arriveranno pian piano

[Aviators]

AVSIM has been communicating with Lockheed for awhile regarding P3D. In fact, there is an upcoming interview with the P3D team and it's lead shortly. In the meantime, we asked LM to answer a few questions regarding the P3D and the recent developments with PMDG. Here is what Sharon Parsley, Communications & Public Affairs for Lockheed Martin Global Training and Logistics had to say;

QUOTE:

Hi AVSIM community,

Developers at Lockheed Martin are working hard on performance enhancements and new features in Prepar3D® for learning and training applications. Here's a short backgrounder about Prepar3D.

What is Prepar3D?

Prepar3D is a visual simulation platform that allows users to create training scenarios anywhere in the virtual world, from the ocean depths to sub orbital space. The virtual world includes 40 high-detail cities and almost 25,000 airports along with highway, air and maritime vehicles. With its open software development kit, simulation developers offer hardware and software add-ons that are compatible with the Prepar3D framework.

Prepar3D offers users the ability to:

Experience a mission before it happens to increase effectiveness and reduce response time
Learn and test their knowledge in the same environment in which they will operate
Re-create scenarios with operational data and experiment with different variables
Experience a learning lab where science, technology, engineering and math principles are taught in an immersive environment
Train for scenarios in aviation, air traffic control, ground vehicle or maritime craft operation and disaster response

Who can use Prepar3D?
Prepar3D is offered for professionals, students and developers:

Professionals – This license is intended for professional skills training. This group could include private pilots, commercial flight schools, military personnel, civil organizations such as firefighters/emergency response or students pursuing a technical degree or an advanced degree such as a masters or PhD.

Students – We launched an academic license recently at a reduced price for educational purposes at the undergraduate college level and below (students in elementary, middle, high school or pursuing a bachelor's degree). This is an extension of our philanthropic support for STEM education to engage the next generation of technologists and engineers.

Developers – To provide the best experience for all companies and individuals working with Prepar3D, we provide a standardized interface and tools so that anyone can create Prepar3D-compatible products. Encouraging development is the driving force behind offering open access to an online SDK, tools and simconnect interface. For the individuals or companies who are interested in developing aircraft models, scenery, terrains and weather effects for Prepar3D, we offer a Prepar3D developer license.


Please be aware that the three license types have different end-user license agreements (EULAs) and usage restrictions. For more details, please visit the Prepar3D website.

Can Prepar3D be used for entertainment?
Our end-user license agreement explains that Prepar3D can be used for purposes other than personal/consumer entertainment. Lockheed Martin does not offer Prepar3D for entertainment, and we have no plans to enter the entertainment space. Our focus is on learning and training.

We are sometimes asked where Prepar3D can be used. Location is not a consideration in the end-user license agreement; it only matters how the software will be used.

What's next for Prepar3D?
Our development work is now directed to further amping up performance and adding weapons training for our military customers.

Performance – Feedback from developers and users in the community indicate that performance is a high priority. Prepar3D is well on a path to take advantage of modern day computing hardware, moving away from the tradition of being CPU bound. We are now updating our rendering system to support DirectX11 and development is progressing nicely. With DirectX11 support, Prepar3D can leverage features such as hardware instancing, shaders, GPU-based particle systems, tessellation and multi-threaded rendering. We're excited about the future of Prepar3D's new rendering capability and are eager to be able to release it to the community in 2013.

Weapons training – Prepar3D will soon offer weapons training to allow our core customers a training capability of weapon selection and target acquisition. It will also enable developers' weapons add-ons to integrate with their Prepar3D-ready models. Developers and end users will be able to attach weapons to existing and user-created aircraft through configuration files and in-game user interfaces. Users will be able experience and learn weapon processes from all angles, including loading the munitions, acquiring the target and then experiencing the weapon collision and detonation results in real-time.

AVSIM contributor William Reynolds recently interviewed Lockheed Martin about development plans for Prepar3D. Hear more about Prepar3D's development team, work with third-party developers and more in the interview to be published at AVSIM soon.

http://forum.avsim.net/page/index.html/ ... g-p3d-r655

I dati più importanti sono:

1) rilascio nel 2013 con directX11 ( tanta tanta roba!!! aumenta la perfomance con la macchina)

2) Weapons training – Prepar3D will soon offer weapons training to allow our core customers a training capability of weapon selection and target acquisition. It will also enable developers' weapons add-ons to integrate with their Prepar3D-ready models. Developers and end users will be able to attach weapons to existing and user-created aircraft through configuration files and in-game user interfaces. Users will be able experience and learn weapon processes from all angles, including loading the munitions, acquiring the target and then experiencing the weapon collision and detonation results in real-time.

[Zakk]

ma a nessuno frega niente di questo?

Can Prepar3D be used for entertainment?
Our end-user license agreement explains that Prepar3D can be used for purposes other than personal/consumer entertainment. Lockheed Martin does not offer Prepar3D for entertainment, and we have no plans to enter the entertainment space. Our focus is on learning and training.