The Prepar3D team has worked to extend the core capabilities of Microsoft® ESP™ and continue to add new features and functions that make the new platform a front runner in the modeling and simulation marketspace. Release 1.1 improves on the solid foundation of Release 1.0 in many new and exciting ways:

Requested Features and Enhancements Implemented in Prepar3D 1.1 Multi-Touch support added New functionality to save and load custom control configurations Updated sensor view integration, examples and documentation - access the sensor views 'out of the box' Multichannel instructions and examples expanded upon Ability to control observer views through SimConnect Custom window placements across multiple monitors are saved Performance Improvements Across the Simulation More efficient handling of Bathymetry Optimizations for running with Bathymetry disabled Upgraded rain/snow shaders to 3.0 Upgraded default aircraft shaders to 3.0 Default system performance configuration has been updated

Additions to Standard Vehicle Set Legacy Lockheed Aircraft Courtesy of JustFlight Inc Lockheed P-38 Lightning Lockheed C-69 Constellation "Connie"

New GPS Gauge Enhancements Enhancements made to Allow FAA Qualification GPS welcome/verification page Support for SIDs (Standard Instrument Departures) and STARs (Standard Arrivals) XML format defined for SIDs and STARs Added synchronization of CDI scale with analogue instruments