As an open simulation platform with a free Software Development Kit, Prepar3D fosters an open and thriving ecosystem of developers. As Prepar3D continues its active development, the development team continues to add more and more features and interfaces to the Software Development Kit so that Prepar3D developers can continue to bring new innovations and higher quality add-on and training content to the Prepar3D platform.
Experience the power of Prepar3D and its external development ecosystem by traveling "Around the World in 19 Days" courtesy of Rob Ainscough, one of our ecosystem's power users, Prepar3D beta testers, and one of our Prepar3D.com forum moderators. These "19 Days" vignettes truly show the power and flexibility of what can be accomplished in Prepar3D's open simulation platform.
From Papua New Guinea to Greece, to Qatar, back to Australia, and everywhere in between, check out the gallery below to experience the high-definition graphics and extreme realism that Prepar3D offers.
To learn more about the Prepar3D development ecosystem, please visit our Developer Network Showcase.
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Day 1 takes us from Jackson's International (provided by Orbx) to Kokoda (also Orbx), in the Aerosoft de Havilland DHC-6.
Scenery is provided by FTX Global, with additional textures from REX 4 and weather from Active Sky Next.
Day 2 takes us from LFBO (Toulouse) to LFPO (Orly), in the Aerosoft A318.
Scenery is provided by FTX Global, Vector and OpenLC EU, with additional textures from REX 4 and weather from Active Sky Next.
Day 3 takes us from CYBD (Bella Coola) to W52 (GOheen), in the Alabeo Diamond DA40.
Scenery is provided by FTX Global, Vector and PNW Region, with additional textures from REX 4 and weather from Active Sky Next.
Day 4 takes us from KFLL (provided by FSDT) to KVQQ(Cecil – Jacksonville), in the IRIS Alenia C-27J.
Scenery is provided by FTX Global and Vector, with additional textures from REX 4 and weather from Active Sky Next.
Day 5 takes us around LIME, Bergamo (provided by Aerosoft), in the Carenado PC-12.
Scenery is provided by FTX Global, Vector and OpenLC, with additional textures from REX 4 and weather from Active Sky Next.