Microsoft Flight launches on Steam, as first big update rolls out. There's also a new bundle that includes three of the game's DLC packs (the Hawaiian Adventure campaign and two planes; the. Microsoft has made a trip to Hawaii kind of dull. The Hawaiian Adventure Pack for Microsoft Flight should offer up all of the excitement of flying over some of the most scenic landscapes in the.
A6M2 Zero Rising Sun A modified version of J.R. Lucariny's A6M2 Zero for Flight Simulator X. The Japanese Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero fighter, which began production in 1940. Its excellent maneuverability and exceptional range allowed it to outperform all other fighters that it encountered in the first years of World War II. This aircraft has been modified to fly in FSX. Textures are typical Japanese Navy paint scheme. Aircraft includes pictures and history. Modifications and textures by Mark Rooks.
To install this aircraft:
As always back up any original files.
1.Unzip downloaded folders to your desktop or temporary directory of your choice.
2.Copy the ' Zero ' folder and paste it in the main aircraft folder.
By default the main aircraft folder is located at:
'C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesFSxSIM Objects /Aircraft'.
'C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesFSxSIM Objects /Aircraft'.
3. Be sure to completely unzip all files the aircraft file when complete will Cotain 6 files the Following 6 files goes in the aircraft folder CFG Airfile Model Sound Panel Textures.
4.Gauges file goes in the game gauges folder.
Made Simpler:
Make sure all files are unzipped the New Plane folder should contain 6 files unzipped they are CFG Airfile Sound Model Texture Panel the New Plane folder with the 6 files goes in the game aircraft folder found at C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XSimObjectsAirplanes follow the path ie open the c drive then open program files then open Microsoft Games then open Microsoft Flight Simulator X then open SimObjects then open Airplanes folder the New Plane goes in that folder.
Textures and FSX updates created by Mark 'Fire Ball' Rooks.
Textures and FSX updates created by Mark 'Fire Ball' Rooks.
Load the Guages and the panel
Enjoy your new repaint.
Thanks for downloading,
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Screenshot of A6M2 Zero Rising Sun in flight.
Microsoft Flight has been available for just over a month but today the free-to-play PC flight simulator from Microsoft becomes accessible to a much bigger audience. The game, along with all of its paid DLC content, is now available to download via Steam, the game and content delivery platform from Valve.
To celebrate the arrival of Microsoft Flight on Steam, there's also a new bundle that includes three of the game's DLC packs (the Hawaiian Adventure campaign and two planes; the Maule M-7-260C and the P-51 Mustang) that can be purchased for $29.99 on Steam. That's a 30 percent saving compared to buying each DLC pack separately.
A few days ago, Microsoft also released the fourth DLC pack for Microsoft Flight. This one adds the famous Japanese World War II aircraft fighter the Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero. The Zero can be purchased for $6.99.
Finally, Microsoft launched the first automatic patch update for Microsoft Flight on Sunday. The patch (or 'title update' as Microsoft calls it) has a number of changes, bug fixes and improvements for the game. They include fixing an issue that was preventing users who reached the 500,000 XP level from receiving their achievement and having the game get the best default graphic settings on high end PC rigs.