The latest version 10.32r1 of X-Plane 20 was released yesterday. I haven’t had the time to install and test it yet, but looking at the official release notes, the content of this version is just a long list of bug fixes, so I don’t expect any major issues.

More importantly, in the developer blog, we get some information about future plans. For example, X-Plane 10.35 is expected to be released in one or two weeks. Its biggest highlight will be the many new airport sceneries introduced from the X-Plane Airport Gateway. Additionally, for Mac users, some bugs on Yosemite will also be fixed. Regarding X-Plane 10.40, the performance improvements for the DSF (Distribution Scenery Format) that everyone has been eagerly awaiting, as well as DSF visual range improvements in the distance, are likely to be introduced in this version.

Personally, I feel the current version’s visual range in the distance is indeed a weak point, so I eagerly await the arrival of 10.40. (But even at the earliest, it will be March…)