It is easy for FSWidgets to come up with all these nifty programs because they are always working in the future. One of the advantages of doing business on the internet and working in Australia is that they are always a day ahead of us flight simmers living in the US.
(See About FSWidgets at the end of the review) These are some of the most innovative and useful utilities for FSX that you can imagine - those little things that just make life so much easier when messing around with FSX but not actually flying. Before we had FSWidgets, we had a roomful of Utilities from none other than TweakFS. This is the brain child one of those long time developer teams located down under, meaning Australia.
#Fswidgets quickplan simulator#
I like the number 2 definition better, and add FS in front for Flight Simulator and you have FSWidgets. 2 An application, or component of an interface that enables a user to perform a function or access a service. Noun: 1 A small gadget or mechanical device. As a matter of fact, building a flight plan could not possibly be any easier than what I’m about to show you. ‘Visual’ is the operative word throughout this review, and of course quick and easy. This is one of those simple but well-designed programs that almost everyone will say ‘Why didn’t we have something like this years ago’, or ‘What took so long for someone to bring this to market?’
I want to convey to you how quick and easy it is to make a flight plan using QuickPlan using either method or maybe both but also to show you the differences between the two as well as several other really neat features. So obviously the only difference between the two is touch vs.
QuickPlan for Windows is a visual point and click flight planner that makes it easy to generate flight plans in native FSX, FS2004 or X-Plane formats. QuickPlan for iPad is a visual touch enabled flight planner that makes it easy to generate flight plans in native FSX, FS2004 or X-Plane formats.
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