Posts by Wired

I guess you have not seen my videos of Aerofly FS2. Most of my landings do not thump, when I land correctly. And that is true of others who use Aerofly FS2.

An incredible undertaking. I imagine when released, there will be a lot of helicopter pilots flying around the island, because to fly any other aircraft one will miss a lot of the detail.

Thanks in advance, for this masterful work.

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Smoke and tire squeal on touch down would help with realism. I have produced numerous Aerofly FS 2 videos, as have others, that look realistic but lack the wheel smoke and sound when landing. There have been so many wonderful updates with this simulation, so maybe it will happen one day.

A Bell helicopter for speed, sightseeing, and reaching greater heights. I am ready to buy it.

Hi all,

I see vehicles on a road and at an intersection in one of the pics. Is that from P3D, X plane or more vehicles in AFS2?

GACSavannah

Your new repaint for the Duchess 76 is much nicer than the default black. And so much so, that I have already downloaded it. Thanks!

Hi all,

Here is my latest video featuring JustFlight's Duchess model 76 with GACSavannah's wonderful repaint. Thanks again, GACSavannah.

Enjoy the flight!,

Thanks for the repaint. It will be proudly shown in my next video, with credit given to you.

Hi all,

Here are two more pictures to compare.

This is Orbx Chicago, picture taken at higher altitude

This is the real Chicago, picture at lower altitude

Hi all,

I used the unzipper contained in Win 10 pro. Hope this helps.

I have noticed a bug when viewing a recorded segment of the R22. The main rotor on play back is turning in slow motion.

Other than that I have not seen any problems. I just completed a flight from Trenton NJ to the FedEx terminal at Newark airport and it was a blast to fly the R22 and to land. Getting better at landing.

Great work to the IPACS team.

Congratulations to the IPACS team for the R22 helicopter. It looks absolutely beautiful, and is a joy to fly. Looking forward to a lot of sight seeing adventures. Again, thank you, keep up the good work.

Looking forward to slow and go scenic adventures. And maybe do some window viewing in the highrises of New York and Chicago. And than again I might try a plateau landing in Utah. But before I take the R22 for a spin, I will need to brush up on flying a helicopter. Happy rotoring to all.

Hi all,

Thanks for highlighting my video, I am the producer. My graphic setting are all on high. I haven't tried other settings, except for trying the Vulkan renderer which lowered my fps quite a lot. I will have to try other settings.

My system specifications are:

Win 10 64bit Pro; Case, Cooler Master 690; PSU Antec 900Watts; Motherbrd ASUS Sabertooth 990FX; CPU AMD FX-8350 4.3Ghz; 16GB G Skill DDR3 1600; 2 HDs 2TB Hybrids; VideoCard EVGA Geforce GTX 1050Ti, 4GB,PCIe X16; Latest Display Driver; SoundCard ASUS XonarDX; Logitech Speakers G51, 5.1; Logitech G35 7.1 Headset; Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X & CH Fighter Stick and Pro Pedals; TrackIR-5; Monitor 22" Widescreen SyncMaster Samsung 2233BW

Great news! Not hearing about any forthcoming updates to Aerofly FS2 in a while, suggested to me that we will be pleasantly surprised when the update arrives. And so, like many others have said, I too am looking forward to the latest IPACS team's efforts in make this simulation even more enjoyable. And I hope the update will entice many other flight sim fanciers to purchase Aerofly FS2.

Computer system: Win 10 64bit Pro; Case, Cooler Master 690; PSU Antec 900Watts; Motherboard ASUS Sabertooth 990FX; CPU AMD FX 8350 4.2Ghz; 16GB G Skill DDR3 1600; VideoCard EVGA Geforce GTX 1050Ti, 4GB; Latest display driver; Harddrive 2TB Hybrid; SoundCard ASUS XonarDX; Logitech Speakers G51, 5.1; Headset, Logitech G35 7.1; Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Stick & Xbox 360 Controller; TrackIR-5; Monitor 24" Widescreen Samsung.

On a clear day, flying the Lear business Jet into San Francisco International Airport

Thanks for viewing.

Wired