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  1. Hello @Pionites,

    Thank you for your post.

    There is no motive to restrict users from viewing the sim package - nor do we control the final compression format on the textures, this is all automatically handled by the flight simulator engine upon compilation of our package. I understand that when making your own paints, you take control over this aspect.

    Upon your request as a paying customer, there is no objection for us to share the additional PBR files here.

    I've zipped up the PNG versions of the fuselage PBR before compression, so you can control the compression and achieve the best result.

    Let me know if you have any further requests.

    Cheers.

    A343_PBR_20102025.zip

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  2. 2 minutes ago, Karkass said:

    Thanks for the answer! I am an amateur, not a professional like your team. Now we understand that the work is going on, and everything is not so simple. The plane is the best for me today. We will wait for updates. I wish success to your team!

    Appreciate your understanding, and thank you for the kind words and positive feedback - it means a lot to the team and I 😁

    Wishing you many more successful flights in the A350.

    Cheers.

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  3. 1 hour ago, Karkass said:

    apparently they don't have time for the pilot and co-pilot

    This is very much untrue.

    It is a bug between the variant presets and the modular simObjects system in FS2024 sometimes reading/not reading the right data which we are working on ironing out, and the result is very unpredictable as of now as the position is different between loads. Just because it doesn't pop up as resolved in the next hotfix, does not mean we are not dedicated to continuously exploring and working towards a resolution to the issue, both internally and logging the issue with the developers of the simulator.

    Rest assured that we are on it regardless.

    Cheers.

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  4. 25 minutes ago, trisho0 said:

    Does IniBuilds team planning to add the missing pax cabin in question? If not, I don't need the A350 installed with MSFS2020 sim. I can stay with A350 installed with MSFS2024 instead. A nice A350 plane without cabin is a shame. The A350 for FSX sim is OK (lol).

    Patricio Valdes

    Hello,

    The cabin we have created can only be used in FS2024 due to the new modular simObjects system which allowed us to create it at a high-level of detail which would not be possible in MSFS2020.

    To give you some more understanding, let me use the seats as an example:

    In FS2020, you are forced to export the entire model as a single model file. Meaning that all of the model data (seats at the front and back of the plane) will be loaded at once! As you can imagine, this would be horrific on performance!

    Whereas in FS2024, you can export attach several models together, to create a dynamic model within the game, meaning if you are at the front of the cabin, the seats at the middle and back of the plane can be loaded at a much lower detail level (or not at all if not visible), thus saving on performance and only loading the models and their details when needed as you are near to them.

    Such technologies unfortunately do not exist in 2020/are incomplete and work unreliably for several reasons, so to the high quality art-standard we wished to create the A350 to, this was just not possible in 2020 to include a cabin.

    I hope this gives you a full insight into our decision.

    Cheers.

  5. Hello,

    SimObjects\Airplanes\A350\attachments\inibuilds\Asset_A350_Common\texture.a359_int_cabin

    Seat_EcoA_Displays_ALBD.png, Seat_EcoA_Displays_EMIS.png

    Seat_PremA_Displays_ALBD.png, Seat_PremA_Displays_EMIS.png

    Seat_BusA_Displays_ALBD.png, Seat_BusA_Displays_EMIS.png

    Cheers
     

  6. Hi @tjockklat,

    This is actually a known issue with the default implementation of windshield wipers in 2024, and we've been investigating it on/off since before the launch of the A350 trying to figure out a way that works the way we need it to, and looks the part too. As we agree the reflections aren't very realistic or good looking.

    I'm thrilled to mention that we've actually had a breakthrough yesterday in finding a way to get the interior reflections to render rather than an inaccurate mix of both in 2024, it's currently gone into testing on the A350 and is to be out with the next update if there are no side effects discovered.

    If testing goes well, the same will be implemented on the A300 in 2024 ASAP.

    Cheers.

  7. 4 hours ago, bjhjeong01 said:

    I see Is there a solution? 

    Hi,

    The advice would be to paint onto the compiled .gltf model you've converted if you wish to paint such lines directly onto textures. But we will not be providing one as we intend for liveries to be created using 3D decals, and the converted .gltf is a hacky way of doing so and doesn't meet the quality standard of what we're willing to include in an official paint kit.

    Cheers.

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