Hello. My first post as a new user of GSX.
The videos I have seen on You Tube and chatting to sim buddies, convinced me this was a better option than AES.
I had used AES for some time and needed global coverage without the credits purchase and the "locked" aircraft wheels on pushback!
My main sim aircraft is the IFly 737. This is well supported. The rear service door ( right side) does not open on the IFly 737, so this has been a bugbear. Not any longer! With GSX editor, I just disabled the door. Nicely done!
A couple of observations, if I may, perhaps to enhance the product for future.
The boarding/deboarding sounds could do with better sounds, less repetative and clearer. I use a live recording of airport sound in my You Tube videos, perhaps this could be modelled from a recording of an aircraft boarding session and put in GSX? Even do regional accents for the airport we are at? Similar to the way the vehicles change liveries.
AES modells the De-icing vehicles. One video I did using them, has my highest number of views. They look good (in the older version), so I would say if you could model them in GSX it would be great. Again the FS2Crew flow includes the de-icing, so some GSX de icer trucks would be super. Especially since you guys have the modelling skills
I use FS2Crew with the IFly. FS2Crew has a button for AES, which appears to not funtion now with GSX installed. So this prevents the use of both add ons. Is this intentional or is it just my system? I know GSX uses the intelliscene cfg from the AES editor, which is useful, since the initial download of AES is free! Pity they both can not be used together? Or is there a way of doing this?
With FS2Crew, if you wait for the cabin staff to close all the doors, you remain in the "flow". With GSX it asks for certain doors to be closed before it can continue with the other services. If you load the catering first it askes for door #3 to be closed before boarding can start. Fortunately I have the Michael Swannick, IFly, "door switch" which allows me to close doors independantly. Otherwise the "flow" would slow down GSX servicing. I dont think there is a way round this, its just an observation. I wonder how other IFly users do it?
So its early days yet.
Thanks for a great product. Your constant support for the product is reassuring.
Best regards.