Prepar3D News
FlyTampa appears to be gearing up to release Amsterdam V2 for Prepar3D very soon. Over on Facebook, the development team shared a number of new previews of the Dutch airport. From the previews, we can see a number of new features with this new rendition of the busy international airport, including use of dynamic lighting, PBR texturing, and all new modelling.
When FlyTampa says something is coming “Real Sooooon…” we can only imagine Prepar3D owners will be preparing their wallets very soon.
FlyTampa has given us a glimpse of the upcoming V2 version of their rendition of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. FlyAmsterdam V2 is set to release for Prepar3D first, and comes with a big list of changes. After the initial release of FlyTampa’s FlyAmsterdam scenery, it was followed up with an update to include PBR textures among other things, but as the real airport continued expanding and developing, the scenery started to look a little outdated. FlyAmsterdam V2 includes a newer version of the airport, most notably with the addition of the new terminal pier. FlyTampa has also added new passenger walking bridges that are present at the real airport, and updated several of the apron areas. The scenery includes a few more changes, one of which will be the inclusion of SODE jetways. Currently only available via third party implementations, SODE jetways for FlyAmsterdam have been high on the list of user requests. No release indication for the scenery was shared yet, but FlyTampa’s Emilio did indicate that development is nearly complete.