the only source of new blades is in Germany!
Well apparently the Spitfires wing is German in design lol.
the only source of new blades is in Germany!
Well apparently the Spitfires wing is German in design lol.
Oh to see a Spitfire for AFS2......
With ORBX TrueEarth UK, would be perfection!
Oh and it has zero CGI, all real
It was amazing! If you get the chance to see it please do. I know here in the UK it was a one day only thing, but on DVD or BluRay it really is worth a watch when it's out.
Great visuals and audio of the beauty doing what it does, and amazing stories from the men and women who flew them.
Trailer on YouTube ...
Well You didn't specify a genre...
Does not include any releases after 1st April.
Just grabbed myself KEGE
This stuff is so cool! I just wish I could get my head around making adjacent Geo tiles that play nice together. It's been explained and all but I struggled to follow along really
I wish we could just download them.
I have the Vive Pro too (and love it) and set the Steam SS to manual overide. I set it in video to 100%, then adjust it per application in Steam VR, a new setting which is fantastic!
Some games, Project Cars 2 for example, I lower the SS in Steam VR application to 80%.
However, 80% SS on the Pro is equal to the original Vive with a decent amount of SS added. Don't expect all games to run smooth at 100% and 100%, it is asking a lot!!
Skyrim VR on the otherhand I have at 100% and 120% I believe, and despite all the mods I installed, it runs so smooth
I'm considering the Next Level Racing V3 platform, has decent VR compensation and apparently excvellent software.
Though really, we all want the one below... Granted it's awesome engineering, but I chuckle eveery time I see it. The only motion rig you can actually crash in!
With that kind of lighting and no shadows, it looks like it's a giant Cessna!
I dunno, on Youtube vids no settings or anything were changed to do with anything like that
You disconnect the pitch and roll potentiometers and instead connect them to a Leo board, which means you no longer have the deadzone which is actually built in to the hardware of the yoke and can't be fixed via software.
it could be the cause.
do you know the pot value in the yoke?
Maybe check with the board's datasheet. I think Leo recomendeds 100k to start with. .
I actually have no idea what any of that means!
I have not noticed that either. Won't bother me either.
It might now he's pointed it out to all of us
I have installed the Leo Bodnar board, but the control is jittery. There seems to be some constant little amount of fluctuating X-axis input.
I assume it's down to bad soldering by me maybe, could this be the cause?
Thanks.
I've never noticed it, and will perhaps regret reading this post if it now jumps out at me in future!
Nice one, and it's actually cheaper too
Many thanks for replies. Well currently only have the trial of FS Widgets so anywhere outside of San Fran i'd need to be back on VOR.
I might mix them up, even turn off FSW mid flight for a GPS failure
I am not a real world pilot, but was wondering with the use of GPS and all the apps available, do GA pilots really use VOR much anymore? I can't see the point unless GPS signal is lost I guess.
Would it be more common IRL (and therefore more realistic in sim) to plan and follow a route with FS Widgets, than to use VORs?
Thanks.