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If you pull the parashute the flight will end and you will be brought back to the fsx startup screen.
Game over, so to speak.
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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Alabeo's Piper Sport released!
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If you pull the parashute the flight will end and you will be brought back to the fsx startup screen.
Game over, so to speak.
I got a couple of hours in the sportcruiser now.
The 3d model and textures are an absolute piece of art. It's just as good as they come.
Fps friendly, I loose one or two frames on the default c172 on my antique system.
The fde is probably realistic but I would have liked it to move around with the air a bit more. I think it flyes a bit like on rails and I think a plane this light ought to wobble and shift around a tad even in calm air But that just on a personal note.
Overall I think this is a great model.
The 3d model and textures are an absolute piece of art. It's just as good as they come.
Fps friendly, I loose one or two frames on the default c172 on my antique system.
The fde is probably realistic but I would have liked it to move around with the air a bit more. I think it flyes a bit like on rails and I think a plane this light ought to wobble and shift around a tad even in calm air But that just on a personal note.
Overall I think this is a great model.
Rimshot
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In calm air flying can really feel like flying on rails, or driving a car on a smooth road. I've experienced this many times in an Aerospool WT9 Dynamic, which is even lighter than the Sportcruiser.
Ah, i got a whopping thre eone hur flyinglessons in microlights of realworld flight experience and all of those was a bumpy ride so that where i got my view from. I guess i need to find some calmer air somewhere
Rimshot
Charter Member
Yep! When it's bumpy it's planes like these that give you the most fun. I've experienced that too
