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YoYo said:
Congrats, it will probably fly slowly but I think it will look very good in VR. Was it tested in VR? No collisions or problematic click spots?
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Most of them fly slow but the radial engine version will fly at nearly 100mph. Not tried them in VR yet...
 
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Most of them fly slow but the radial engine version will fly at nearly 100mph. Not tried them in VR yet...
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Please remember about coding zoom for VR (named focus VR in MSFS), right mouse click in the cockpit. I don't know exactly, but the interior must have some limitation in the boxes. :wavey:
btw. I found it, its collision option in SDK, see this post https://forum.aerosoft.com/index.ph...-too-close-to-the-instrument/#comment-1076597 .
(however here we sit so close to "the clocks" that it may not be necessary) :biggrin-new:
 
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