The feeling of having a new project finished and seeing it in X-Plane for the first time is what keeps me motivated to continue working on a project. The most challenging aspect of creating scenery, for me, is staying motivated to model and texture objects on my own. What do you find to be the most challenging aspect of creating X-Plane scenery?
Our most popular work, on the other hand, is probably our first version of EDSB, which we released on December 24, 2020. My personal favourite is KSBA, as I love how it looks and how it closely resembles the real airport. Out of the X-Plane sceneries you have created so far, which do you consider to be the team’s best or most popular work? By summer 2020, we began working on our first project. Although our early work was amateurish, it gave us valuable insight into X-Plane development. Vincent focused on programming while the rest of us worked on textures and other visual elements. To fill this gap, we started modifying existing airplanes in X-Plane to learn more about what we could do. However, we felt that our X-Plane experience could be enhanced with new add-ons that we felt were missing. At that time, we were all avid X-Plane users and enjoyed flying together on networks like VATSIM. We started our development journey in early 2020 as a team of three friends. Thanks for taking the time to talk to X-Plane.Org.Ĭan you tell me about when you first started developing for flight simulators and what inspired you to get into it? Read on to discover more about this talented team's origins and their journey with X-Plane. Despite being a relatively new team, AeroX Simulations has quickly made a name for themselves within the X-Plane community. This dedicated group of young developers is known for crafting top-notch freeware sceneries for X-Plane.
In this edition of our Developer Spotlight series, we're excited to introduce you to Finn, a key member of AeroX Simulations.
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