Reflection detail is excellent and the aircraft now looks like it has just come out of the paint shop. The FlightFactor Boeing 777 came out of the X-Plane11 transformation really well, as the body and wings look very nice in their shiny new clothes. In the v1.92 changelog there isn't much to take note of but to adjust the textures and make the aircraft compatible with X-Plane11, but with that you do then get the X-Plane11 features that include that nice shiny aircraft with 'Physically Based Rendering' or 'PBR' effects. There are two packages available with the standard 'Worldliner' Professional which is the 777-200LR version and the 'Extended' Professional pack that includes the same 777-200LR plus the 777-200ER (Extended Range), 777-300ER and the 'F' Freighter version and in all a total of four variants with both GE (GE90-115B) and RR engines as options. The Boeing 777 in it's (Extended) freighter form is the one aircraft that I log up the most nautical mileage in X-Plane as it is the aircraft I use to fly my Formula One gear around the world with, so I over the years I have come to know this aircraft very well.Ī magnificent beast of an aircraft this Boeing 777 is as well. This is not strictly the full case that this aircraft is totally X-Plane11 compatible, but the word usable is more in line with the current situation as of X-Plane11 still being in it's beta phases.īut flyable in X-Plane11 is a nice place to be. News! - Aircraft Updated to X-Plane11 : Boeing 777 Worldliner/Extended Professional series by FlightFactor/VMAXįlightFactor/VMax have updated the Boeing 777 Worldliner Professional to X-Plane11.

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