FSX EMBSeries

A version of the EMBSeries as well as a rendition of the WaterConstants.xml. Small adjustments can be made to emphasize how the sim looks in different conditions. By Bill Honcoop.

A small twin-engine aircraft flies over a snowy cityscape with high-rise buildings and a tall tower near a large body of water.

A FedEx-branded turboprop aircraft flies above a sprawling cityscape with sunlight reflecting off several bodies of water below.

A single-engine high-wing aircraft flies above a snow-covered landscape with a winding river and distant mountains under cloudy skies.

A small propeller aircraft flies over a snowy cityscape near a large body of water with a distant skyline and tower.

695 downloads Flight Simulator X

Prepar3D

File: enbseries_for_fsx.zip
Size:3.17 MB
Scan: Clean (6d)
Access:Freeware
Content:Everyone

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This mod

EMBSeries

• 695 downloads • 3.17 MB • Clean (6d)

A version of the EMBSeries as well as a rendition of the WaterConstants.xml. Small adjustments can be made to emphasize how the sim looks in different conditions. By Bill Honcoop.

Image showing adjustments off (left) and on (right).

Images & Screenshots

14 total

A single-engine high-wing aircraft flies above a snowy landscape with a winding river and forested mountains under an overcast sky.

A FedEx-branded turboprop aircraft flies above a sprawling cityscape with the sun low on the horizon and water reflections visible below.

A FedEx-liveried turboprop aircraft flies above a coastal city with a downtown skyline and water visible in the distance.

A FedEx-liveried turboprop aircraft flies above a densely populated coastal city with water and distant skyscrapers visible below.

A cockpit side window view shows part of an aircraft engine, a speedometer gauge, coastal land, and sunlight reflecting on the ocean.

An airliner wing is visible at sunrise above a sprawling urban area with mountains casting long shadows across the landscape.

A cockpit side window view shows an aircraft wing, part of an airspeed indicator, and coastline below with sunlight reflecting on the ocean.

An aircraft wing is visible in the foreground with the sun low on the horizon, overlooking a sprawling city and mountain landscape.

A single-engine high-wing aircraft with extended landing gear flies above a forested valley with distant mountains and scattered buildings.

A single-engine aircraft with its landing gear extended flies above a forested valley with mountains and scattered buildings in the background.

The archive enbseries_for_fsx.zip has 27 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
ENBSeries	04.20.13	0 B
d3d9.dll	04.13.09	284.00 kB
enbseries.ini	04.20.13	3.32 kB
Installation.txt	04.20.13	939 B
Place files you wish to restore here	04.20.13	0 B
Screenshots	04.20.13	0 B
A1=Off.jpg	03.30.13	301.37 kB
A1=On.jpg	03.30.13	269.74 kB
A2-Off.jpg	04.04.13	306.14 kB
A2-On.jpg	04.04.13	252.91 kB
A3-Off.jpg	04.04.13	194.83 kB
A3-On.jpg	04.04.13	175.59 kB
A4-Off.jpg	04.04.13	227.99 kB
A4-On.jpg	04.04.13	194.06 kB
A5-Off.jpg	04.04.13	182.39 kB
A5-On.jpg	04.04.13	155.64 kB
A6-Off.jpg	04.04.13	279.36 kB
A6-On.jpg	04.04.13	255.11 kB
A7-Off.jpg	04.20.13	187.74 kB
A7-On.jpg	04.20.13	201.11 kB
Water	04.20.13	0 B
Installation.txt	04.20.13	677 B
WaterConstants.Xml	04.13.12	8.34 kB
Place files you wish to restore here	04.20.13	0 B
ENBSeries for FSX	04.20.13	0 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Installation Instructions

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