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IniKyle will be the happiest man too. No stupid questions about the Release of the A380 everyday. But there‘s an A350 V2 coming. 😅

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Have you ever found yourself in a dimly lit, creaky house, with every floorboard groan and distant thud sending shivers down your spine? If the answer is yes, then you’ve likely experienced the unique brand of terror that games like Granny offer. More than just a jump-scare fest, these titles tap into a primal fear of being trapped and hunted, turning a seemingly simple premise into a truly unforgettable experience. Today, we're going to explore how to play and truly experience the nail-biting survival horror of Granny, a game that has captivated and terrified millions. 1. Welcome to the Nightmare: The PremiseAt its core, Granny is a first-person survival horror game where your objective is deceptively simple: escape. You wake up in a dilapidated house, seemingly abandoned, only to discover you're not alone. An elderly, sinister figure known only as Granny roams the halls, a wooden club in hand, determined to keep you her permanent guest. Your only goal is to find various tools and keys scattered throughout the house, solve puzzles, and ultimately unlock the front door (or an alternative escape route) before five days pass. Each "day" represents a life, and if Granny catches you five times, it's game over. What makes Granny so effective isn't just its jump scares, though it has those in spades. It’s the pervasive sense of dread, the constant need for stealth, and the knowledge that one wrong move could lead to a swift and brutal end. The house itself becomes a character, a labyrinth of secrets, creaking doors, and ominous shadows. 2. Navigating the Terror: Gameplay MechanicsPlaying Granny is a delicate dance between exploration, stealth, and puzzle-solving. When you first awaken, you’ll find yourself in a room with a basic set of controls: movement (walking, crouching), interaction (picking up items, opening doors), and a rudimentary inventory. Your primary tool is your ears. Granny has exceptional hearing, and almost any sound you make – dropping an item, opening a squeaky door, even walking too fast – will alert her to your presence. The house is a multi-story maze filled with locked doors, hidden compartments, and a myriad of objects. Some objects are crucial for escape, like the padlock code, the wrench, or the battery for the car. Others are distractions or can be used strategically. For instance, dropping a vase can create a loud noise, luring Granny away from your intended path. However, this is a double-edged sword; if you’re not careful, you might just lure her directly to you. Puzzles often involve finding specific items and using them in the correct location. For example, you might need a hammer to break a board, or a cutting plier to snip wires. These aren't always straightforward, and you'll often find yourself backtracking, searching every nook and cranny. The beauty (and terror) lies in the fact that item locations often randomize with each playthrough, ensuring that no two escape attempts are exactly alike. For those brave enough to dive in, you can experience the chilling atmosphere firsthand by checking out the official site: Granny. 3. Surviving the Nightmare: Essential Tips and StrategiesTo stand a chance against Granny, you’ll need more than just quick reflexes. Here are some invaluable tips to help you survive: Listen, Listen, Listen: This cannot be stressed enough. Pay close attention to Granny's footsteps. You can often hear her approaching long before you see her. Different sounds indicate her proximity and whether she's coming from above, below, or on your current floor. Crouch is Your Best Friend: When moving around, especially in open areas or near potential hiding spots, always crouch. It significantly reduces the noise you make and makes you harder to spot. Utilize Hiding Spots: Under beds, inside wardrobes, and behind certain furniture pieces are your safe havens. If Granny is nearby and you can't outrun her, dive into a hiding spot. But be warned: she will check them if she suspects you’re there. Be Mindful of Noise: Every dropped item, every opened door, every creaking floorboard has consequences. Plan your movements carefully. If you need to drop something to make noise, ensure you have a clear escape route. Learn the Layout: The more you play, the more familiar you’ll become with the house's layout. Knowing shortcuts, alternate routes, and the location of key rooms can save your life. Prioritize Important Items: Don't just pick up everything. Focus on items directly related to the escape. The car key, the padlock code, the wrench, the battery – these are your immediate priorities. Don't Panic: It's easier said than done, but panicking often leads to mistakes. If Granny spots you, try to remain calm, run to a safe area, and find a hiding spot. Don't just run aimlessly. Experiment with Difficulties: If you’re struggling, start on an easier difficulty. This allows you to learn the house and the mechanics without the intense pressure. Once you’re comfortable, you can gradually increase the challenge. 4. The Escape Awaits: A Concluding ThoughtGranny is more than just a horror game; it’s an exercise in tension, strategic thinking, and nerve. It’s a testament to how simple mechanics, combined with a chilling atmosphere and persistent threat, can create an incredibly engaging and terrifying experience. Whether you're a seasoned horror veteran or someone looking to dip their toes into the genre, Granny offers a unique challenge that will test your patience, your stealth, and your ability to keep your cool under pressure. So, take a deep breath, gather your courage, and prepare to try and escape the clutches of one very determined, elderly host. Good luck, you’re going to need it.

I believe with the runway selection being rerouted to a different runway (30L in your case), this is caused by the weather and whatever runway is in use. I think it overrides the chosen runway with the actual runway in use depending on the weather, and this is MSFS related and happens at all airports. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

I confirm that everything is exactly the same. I won't even take screenshots. And more...when you select any runway at the entrance when loading the airport, you still end up on lane 30L. You have to navigate using GSX. Can't such a small thing be fixed?

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Funziona a voi il toolbox di synaptic? Si collega all’aereo ed al simulatore installato in altro disco? L’interfaccia appare completa o parziale? Come risolvere tutto ciò?

Where's the solution to this??? LOL!!!!

If you read just above the number points, you'll notice that I said I already disabled it before all the troubleshooting steps.

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Hi, Can you confirm you have the the default hand-crafted OMDB disasbled, within your content manager? Thanks!

Also, I noticed that in the latest update, the patch on the displaced threshold of 30R has disappeared while the rest are still on (compare screenshots "*runway 01 with *runway 02. 01 was taken today but 02 was taken on 11/26/2026.

Hello dear iniBuilds support. I am seeing these weird textures on the runways of OMDB v2 (see images). I see them both on the map in the UI and in the sim. They weren't there at the beginning, but somehow managed to appear. Here are the things I've done in my troubleshooting (note: the ASOBO OMDB is disabled and remained disabled throughout all these tests): I deleted the WASM folder to create a new one; I deleted my scenery indexes; I uninstalled, deleted WASM, reinstalled; I created a new Community folder, reinstalled fresh into this Community folder with only omdb and omdu present; As a last resort, I uninstalled and reinstalled MSFS 2024, then reinstalled OMDB v2. All these have proven futile in removing these patches. Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks for your suggestion! While I cannot guarentee that we will make this airport, I can guarentee you that I'll pass it along to the team for further consideration. Appreciate you taking the time to share your idea with us 🙂

Dear iniBuilds Team, I have a request and a suggestion for a possible future airport add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Would it be possible for you to consider developing EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (ICAO: LFSB / IATA: BSL) as a highly detailed and realistic airport scenery add-on? EuroAirport is a particularly interesting international airport due to its unique location in the tri-border region between Germany, France and Switzerland. In my opinion, it has great potential to become an excellent addition to Microsoft Flight Simulator. I would love to see a highly detailed and realistic representation of the airport, including the following features: 1. Airport Terminal Highly detailed and accurately modelled main terminal. Realistic check-in areas, departure halls and arrival halls. Detailed gates and boarding areas. Realistic interior modelling wherever technically possible. Accurate airport signage and terminal markings. 2. Apron and Aircraft Parking Positions Realistic aircraft parking stands. Detailed apron lighting. Accurate ground markings. Realistic pushback and taxiway areas. Animated ground service vehicles and airport equipment. 3. Runways and Taxiways Accurate runway modelling. Realistic taxiways and taxiway markings. Detailed runway and taxiway lighting. Accurate signage and ground infrastructure. 4. Airport Atmosphere and Ground Operations Animated airport service vehicles. Realistic baggage handling operations. Catering and fuel trucks. Detailed cargo facilities. Realistic night lighting. An authentic and lively airport atmosphere. 5. Airport Surroundings Detailed modelling of the immediate airport surroundings. Realistic buildings and roads around the airport. Accurate representation of its unique location in the tri-border region. Detailed scenery on both the French and Swiss sides of the airport. My main question is: Would iniBuilds consider developing EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg as a potential future project? I believe this airport would be a fantastic addition to your existing scenery portfolio. It would also be particularly interesting for flight simulation enthusiasts from Germany, France and Switzerland. I would especially appreciate a product that focuses not only on visual quality but also on realistic details, airport atmosphere, ground infrastructure and overall accuracy. I would be very happy if you could consider this suggestion and let me know whether such a project might be possible in the future. Thank you very much for your time and for all the excellent work you do for the flight simulation community! Kind regards

it will be great if we get A380 on ps5 this week 💀🔥 two days left let’s see, btw my hope is high every week from monday to Friday im keep checking the marketplace continuously and inibuilds social channels 🙏😭 if we get this week i swear i’ll be the happiest men in the universe 😭

Still hopeful, but cannot confirm anything on my side.

oh ok it’s fine but one thing. can we expect anything this week? what’s your opinion on this?

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hey kyle yet there’s no new updates regarding this topic?

Great question, I'm not sure. I will ask the team 🙂

Is the A380 in approval with Version1.0.8 or will it be released wir 1.04 or 1.0.5?

Great suggestion! I'll log this for the team to review. Appreciate your time 🙂

Just tested this in my sim, with the exact time and settings you mentioned. Unable to reproduce. What anti-aliasing are you using? Thanks 🙂