Commercial Simulation Systems ( CSS) has released its July 4th Weekly Blog, which provides a preview of the upcoming release 1.1.2. When historical anti-aliasing is enabled, version 1. 2 will remove EIS test noise and restore pilot display glass textures, window decals, and the first officer’s oxygen-mask display, according to CSS.
Additionally, the blog post explains that Navigraph AIRAC period 2506 had corrupted STAR and SID comments that set” Null Island” as default. To recover waypoint accuracy, CSS advises users to remove the defective 130 MB period and install the corrected 150 MB document via the Navigraph Hub.
The demo even addresses a long-standing LNAV issue. According to CSS, a permanent repair is being developed to stop STAR rotation from causing excessive banks angles and path erasure. Pilots can choose heading style, align on the desired record, issue a direct-to certification, and therefore re-engage LNAV as an interim measure. When the database is sour, a novel “NAV DATA OUT OF DATE” warning may pop up.
Lastly, CSS confirms that PayPal will be used as a repayment method in the CSS Launcher in version 1. 2. 3.0, enabling users to purchase and install licenses without leaving the SIM environment. Although no release date has been set, a launch upgrade is anticipated in the coming days.
On the CSS website, you can check out the whole update article.