I'm afraid I'm done with JF
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 21:31
Hello Chaps,
Well after several years and plenty of money spent I've come to the decision that I shall not be purchasing another Just Flight product.
I've had a lot of them, TriStar, Canberra, Chipmunk, Lightning, to name the main ones.
The TriStar was ok, but it consisted of those panels made in about ten layers so you can't resize the 2D ones plus lots of little bugs.
The Canberra- this actually ruined my FSX- having installed it it altered all the text of FSX, wouldn't run above about 4fps despite all the tips from JF.
Lightning- no proper Nav instruments and despite me passing this to JF and them asking questions, it never worked properly. Compared to Aerosoft, it was of a poorer standard than some Freeware.
The final nail in the coffin was the 146.
I had the JF 146. I couldn't shut the engines down,the starters continually ran, keeping N1 at 20% no matter what was done, the panels have that unreal shading and it was again, made up of 2D panels in about ten layers, so the Shift+number combination couldn't be used to flick between panels. A clumsy click area was all you had to flick about.
I took the plunge and bought the Quality Wings 146-
I don't know if any of you have this, but what an absolute dream. Perfect fps, techy and procedural, but if you just want to get in and go flying, you can if your prefer that.
A brilliant manual, not a 30 page token gesture. As a one to one comparison, just like the lighting, it proves to me that JF are nowhere near and seem to float about not quite sure where to pitch their products. They seem to have picked the price of premium add ones but the quality of mid table.
I kept going back and was disappointed every time. I really wish them well but it's not for me.
Anyone feel differently?
Paul
Well after several years and plenty of money spent I've come to the decision that I shall not be purchasing another Just Flight product.
I've had a lot of them, TriStar, Canberra, Chipmunk, Lightning, to name the main ones.
The TriStar was ok, but it consisted of those panels made in about ten layers so you can't resize the 2D ones plus lots of little bugs.
The Canberra- this actually ruined my FSX- having installed it it altered all the text of FSX, wouldn't run above about 4fps despite all the tips from JF.
Lightning- no proper Nav instruments and despite me passing this to JF and them asking questions, it never worked properly. Compared to Aerosoft, it was of a poorer standard than some Freeware.
The final nail in the coffin was the 146.
I had the JF 146. I couldn't shut the engines down,the starters continually ran, keeping N1 at 20% no matter what was done, the panels have that unreal shading and it was again, made up of 2D panels in about ten layers, so the Shift+number combination couldn't be used to flick between panels. A clumsy click area was all you had to flick about.
I took the plunge and bought the Quality Wings 146-
I don't know if any of you have this, but what an absolute dream. Perfect fps, techy and procedural, but if you just want to get in and go flying, you can if your prefer that.
A brilliant manual, not a 30 page token gesture. As a one to one comparison, just like the lighting, it proves to me that JF are nowhere near and seem to float about not quite sure where to pitch their products. They seem to have picked the price of premium add ones but the quality of mid table.
I kept going back and was disappointed every time. I really wish them well but it's not for me.
Anyone feel differently?
Paul