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What made you decide to concentrate on regional jets? Now at 28, I couldn’t be happier to do this for a living. At this point, I was still about 18 years old, and I had no idea that my obsession and hobby would turn into a career. Back then the resources were really scarce, but thanks to Dan Klaue’s tutorials and a lot of questions on the forums, I was slowly becoming obsessed with making airplanes for X-Plane. I loved that I could contribute to the community.Īfter some time, I became curious about making an entire airplane, not only liveries, so I started learning about Plane Maker, 3D modelling, and all the other tools needed to create an aircraft. It didn’t take long before I started making custom liveries and I was shocked that people downloaded and used them. Soon after that, I got myself the desktop version (X-Plane 9) and I became immersed in the flight sim world. When I was a teenager, I got an iPod Touch and I downloaded this cool-looking app called X-Plane. Since my family lives all over Europe, I spent a lot of time on airplanes ever since I was a little kid, and I was always fascinated by them. However, I am currently based in London, UK. I’m half Czech, half Serbian, and born in Italy. I’m Marko Mamula and I'm the founder of X-Crafts. Marko, could I begin by asking you about how you got into flight simulation and the story behind X-Crafts beginnings?įirst off, let me introduce myself to readers who are unfamiliar with both myself and X-Crafts.

In this community-based interview, Marko talks about his journey into the world of X-Plane development, his love for Embraer jets, and why he thinks the X-Plane community is so special. Here in our latest Developer Spotlight feature, we meet Marko Mamula, the founder of X-Crafts. Posted By: Lightman 26 August 2022 - 5:13 pm Comments: 4 - View Comments If you’re a freeware developer working on a project and have some news you would like to share, please contact me via PM and I will cover it in the next update.ĭon't forget to check out the latest reviews from the guys at X-PlaneReviews:Īircraft Review: Piper PA-28-235 Charger / Cherokee 235 by AeroSphere XDER RAF Derwent Forward Operating Base (WWII) 1.0 Here are some of this week's standout freeware files:Ĭompilation aerodromes Andalucía - Spain 1.0 WolfAir has made improvements to both the fuselage and vertical stabilizer: Looks like the Gnat has received some impressive cockpit updates: StarSim has announced that their next project will be KPHL - Philadelphia International Airport (I missed this one last week):

Staying with X-Plane 12, here is a rather nice article from “Flying” you might enjoy: Here is another little tease from the guys at Laminar.

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Here you find a snippet of this week's major events, including standout freeware releases, X-Plane 12 news, developer updates, plus reviews from the guys and gals at X-PlaneReviews. Welcome to our weekly roundup of everything X-Plane. Week of August 20th to August 26th - What's New in the World of X-Plane

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