This e-book is Book 1 of a three-part series that covers the hardware requirements and proper setup procedure for X-Plane 12 on Windows 11. It is intended to be used as a supplement to the official X-Plane 12 manual.
This e-book covers the installation of scenery in X-Plane 12, including libraries and a slideshow comparisons of default sceneries with corresponding payware or freeware sceneries.
The book focuses on practical applications of X-Plane and includes introductory tutorial flights for newcomers. The approach is step-by-step, covering fundamental tutorials and addressing common questions before moving on to a detailed, realistic two-hour flight.
This e-book is the third in the series and provides a guide to installing plug-ins, covering both freeware and payware options available for X-Plane 12.
This book deals with Pilotage and Dead Reckoning and is the first of a series on Navigation in X-Plane.
This guide is designed to help you master flying the default Airbus A330-300 in X-Plane 12. It consists of two parts. The first part offers a simple flight experience to familiarize you with the aircraft, while the second part covers a complete flight, including takeoff, descent, and landing procedures.
IThis e-book is designed to guide you through learning to fly an airliner. The first part features a step-by-step tutorial using the default Boeing 737-800 in X-Plane, while the second part offers a more detailed tutorial using the freeware ZIBO mod Boeing 737-800.
If you’re into woodworking and flight simulation, consider building a full-sized enclosed cockpit with the help of an e-book providing technical dimensions for a Cessna 172 wooden shell. Note that the book covers only the physical construction, not the computer systems.
The e-book provides guidance on hardware and the correct setup of X-Plane 11 on Windows 10. Please note that this book deals with the previous version of X-Plane and is now considered obsolete, but the information is still relevant and applicable to X-Plane 11.
