Herman

You'll find the answer in the correct forum section, where I moved this for you. See the second pinned topic.

With no follow-up from the OP, there's no point in leaving this open. Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

No it is not. It was discontinued years ago, so best to simply uninstall it if possible, or at least don't accept offers to install it which may still be found in older Aerosoft software.

Three YouTube videos for those interested. The poster provided the links as a helpful resource.

Using Querer's suggestion of ADE 1.75 and the appropriate SDK which is available with your P3D download, you have the needed visual reference to the airport. ADE 1.75 is available as a free download here.

As stated in the General Discussion section title where you first posted, there's no support there. I moved this for you to the dedicated PFPX section.

A330 only. Aerosoft does not plan to do a A340 as has been noted many times in other threads. Too many differences in systems for one thing, but not the only thing.

And if all other add-on entries are not above the ORBX entries, see the tip at this link on how to move the ORBX entries below everything else.

To add to Dave's good advice, your blown-out highlights, combined with your darkness issue, suggest shader issues. If you have an add-on shader tool, disable it or return it to default settings. If Dave's suggestions don't help, do look around the Avsim forum I sent the link for. Edit: I looked at your pictures again and realized the blown-out look might be because you used a cell phone or camera to take the pictures. A far better way to send screen shots is to use the built-in tool in P3D (and FSX too). It's the V key, and you'll find the resulting files in your Pictures folder in a P3D folder. In P3Dv4, the default file type I believe is .jpg, if it's not, you can change it in P3D settings.

Since this Aerosoft forum is for support of Aerosoft developed and/or sold add-ons and isn't a general P3D forum, you'll need to look elsewhere for answers. I suggest a dedicated forum such as this one on Avsim.

English in English language forums, bitte. I moved this for you to the appropriate German language one.

English in English forums, bitte. I moved this for you to the German language one.

English in English forums, bitte. I moved this for you to the German language one.

Joop, please note that where you first posted specifically states "Please do NOT use this forum for any support questions, use the dedicated support sections for that." Since it's not clear which Aerosoft Airbus product you're asking about, I can't move this for you. Please repost your question in the appropriate section found by browsing through what you'll find at this link.

Now that you’re in an appropriate section, please be aware that some of what you could get by with in the previous 32 bit version (FSX/FSX:SE} won’t work in the Pro version. They’re very different products than the Pro version. The latter being more realistic, you have to be careful to exactly follow the flows and checklists. If you just jump in and try to set up and fly like the earlier version, you’ll run into problems. Here’s a couple of questions to help troubleshoot: Have you successfully flown the entire tutorial? (Hint: Twice or even three time so you really "get its' is even better) If so, did you have this issue?

You first posted in the General Discussion section, where there’s no support offered. I moved this for you to the appropriate section.

Since we can't do more than send you to the people who built the products, checking their support is the best thing for you to do. Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Try turning HDR off and report back on any difference. It also wouldn't hurt to manually clear your shader cache and let P3D rebuild it.

Thanks for sharing a fix. Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Your issue statement seems contradictory, because you stated the aircraft "levels out" but that it's also climbing at 400 fpm. If by "leveling out" you meant the pitch is decreased (thus causing a reduction in rate of climb while allowing airspeed to increase), that's absolutely expected behavior. The Airbus, like any aircraft, is speed limited by regulation to 250 knots below 10,000 MSL. As it climbs through that altitude, it increases speed at the expense of a temporary decrease in rate of climb until it reaches an optimal climb speed. It does this by reducing pitch. Then the pitch increases to hold the programed speed while thrust remains constant. Your operating weight obviously has an effect on what the rate of climb performance is as the aircraft goes through this acceleration act. If you haven't already done so, please fly the complete tutorial flight and check the behavior as the aircraft climbs through 10,000'.

You haven't stated whether or not this is an ORBX landscape or whether you're flying at the border between an ORBX and non-ORBX landscape area. If it is in an ORBX area or near the border for one (top picture), best to check at ORB (here's a link). If it's not, since this doesn't look like an Aerosoft scenery area, please check the publisher's website if it's add-on scenery or a general P3D support site (such as at this link) if in an area where the sim provides the landclass. The Aerosoft site here is for support of Aerosoft products, and not really for general P3D issues. Also, while you provided info on the video card, you didn't give the other computer specs that matter, such as CPU, RAM and operating system. Same with graphics settings in the sim. It's worth noting your airspeed (+400 Kts.) at the above ground altitude you're flying is very likely a bit too much for your graphics pipeline to handle. This is a common reason for blurries. Best wises for your continued research.

This has been asked for many times already with responses that many times as well that it won't be done by Aerosoft. Aircraft manuals and tech info needed to produce an accurate product are not available from the manufacturer and also not.available from any legitimate copyright holder. Sorry. Same answer for an A350 BTW so no need to ask about that one.

There's no support in the General Discussion area where you first posted (See the header there), so I moved this for you.