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Is Orbx Vector still "strongly recommended" for openLC on P3D v5?


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Hi,

 

Orbx openLC's product page still recommends Orbx Vector: "This product requires Orbx Global Base to be installed for correct operation. Orbx strongly recommends Orbx Global Vector to be installed. All featured screenshots depict Orbx Vector as well as TreesHD"

 

This confused me, as Lockheed Martin have already updated the vector data and airports in P3D v5. This made me believe that the recommendation might be outdated. Do you think Orbx Vector is still needed for openLC, even in P3D v5? What benefits does it have?

 

Thanks in advance.

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Hello,

it's a recommendation, as it clearly says.

That means that it is not mandatory.

The original decision was not to release Vector for P3D v5 but then then

it appeared that despite the upgrade, there were some anomalies that 

Orbx Vector would fix.

For this reason, it was made available, free of charge for existing owners and

at a reduced price for everyone else.

Orbx simply recommend the ideal solution for the best customer experience. 

It is entirely a matter of choice for you, like any other product.

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1 hour ago, Nick Cooper said:

Hello,

it's a recommendation, as it clearly says.

That means that it is not mandatory.

The original decision was not to release Vector for P3D v5 but then then

it appeared that despite the upgrade, there were some anomalies that 

Orbx Vector would fix.

For this reason, it was made available, free of charge for existing owners and

at a reduced price for everyone else.

Orbx simply recommend the ideal solution for the best customer experience. 

It is entirely a matter of choice for you, like any other product.

Hi,

 

Thank you for clarifying. I was confused mostly because it said it is "strongly recommended", so I believed it is rather important.

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