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Now all you need is the steam blast from the water deluge. Without that, the shuttle's engines would have melted the concrete launch pad!
 
Tom Clayton said:
Now all you need is the steam blast from the water deluge. Without that, the shuttle's engines would have melted the concrete launch pad!
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You got it, we're working on it. There are some technical shortcomings that stem way back from 2006 FSX (the same bug is present in all versions of P3D, and MSFS2020, as unbelievable as that may sound), namely, a sorting bug on the 2D particle sprites. This limits us as to what we can do in terms of awesome looking visuals.
 
MSFS2024 may have improved the particle sprites or eliminated them. BTW, any thoughts on Mercury/Atlas offerings at some point? NASA RV taking the astronauts to the Saturn V pad? I guess the updates could be endless.
 
dvj said:
BTW, any thoughts on Mercury/Atlas offerings at some point? NASA RV taking the astronauts to the Saturn V pad? I guess the updates could be endless.
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Yes, we intend to expand the coverage to Mercury and Gemini, especially considering the fact we developed time shifting code just for that purpose. But as you said, the updates can be endless, given the amount of content (some of great historical significance) that can be featured in that are.
 
Having seen two Shuttle launches -- one from the countdown clock -- I can attest all that's missing is "feeling" the sound waves!
 
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