X-Plane Screenshots
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warchild
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Thanks for the tip Pam. I picked up the Aerostar. I actually bought it a week ago, but only had a chance to do a quick run around in it tonight. I am very impressed.
Cheers,
Isnt she wonderful???? Like i mentioned. I love that plane to death..
Bjoern
worst developer ever
Picked up the VSKYLABS C-47 for 18€ (fair price) on friday. It's almost excellent and works well in the 11.30 beta, but requires some tweaks to the control surface trim and autopilot (currently working on that).
The engine-related part of the persistence plugin doesn't work in 11.30 beta yet, but the loading and saving does just fine.
Flying it around Nevada and California is a bit of a challenge though. I really had to look for mountain passes.
Save for the trims, the hand flying characteristics are excellent. Great work by the author!
The model is basically what I wanted to achieve with my FSX/P3D DC-3. Automixture, persistence, a bit of engine management, visual icing, visual rain.
Let's see how well it plays along with that LFRR plugin.
Bonus:
Heeeeheheheheheheeee
The engine-related part of the persistence plugin doesn't work in 11.30 beta yet, but the loading and saving does just fine.
Flying it around Nevada and California is a bit of a challenge though. I really had to look for mountain passes.
Save for the trims, the hand flying characteristics are excellent. Great work by the author!
The model is basically what I wanted to achieve with my FSX/P3D DC-3. Automixture, persistence, a bit of engine management, visual icing, visual rain.
Let's see how well it plays along with that LFRR plugin.
Bonus:
Heeeeheheheheheheeee
warchild
Charter Member
some classic Aircraft from the Michael Wilson Collection.
Matt
I really like Mike Wilsons work.. If your interested in his L-1011 Tristar, you may also enjoy the upcoming Rotate MD-11..
https://rotatesim.com/category/md-11/
grunau_baby
SOH-CM-2024
Just some weekend fun:
grunau_baby
SOH-CM-2024
Bjoern
worst developer ever
FlyWithLua is great. I've written a complete, dynamic, easy to use, robust and persistent improvement script for the VSKYLABS C-47 with a mere 700 lines of code. In MSFS XML, I would have needed about twice as many lines, if not more. (To be fair, most of the savings are due to the generic UI building blocks provided in FWL's Imgui toolbox.)
