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I offcourse had to make thisone for myself

My latest upload. I hope you like it and have fun ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFNUBZJ_bis

Just uploaded this to the Library, expect to see it on there soon

CRJ-200 at LOWI.

From Hamburg (EDDH) via Lübeck (EDHL), Wismar (EDCW) to Rostock/Purkshof (EDCX) Sceneries: Orthophotos by SimHeaven.com (Rostock) and ZonePhoto (other)OSM by SimHeaven.com (Europe, with Autogen)EDDH by AerosoftEDHL-Freeware (http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=16105)EDCW-Freeware (http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=10305)my own EDCX-Freeware (http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=18984)Yes, the final airport, EDCX, is the first scenery I've ever created, this weekend. Sooo proud

There are two ways to do it. One is to use blender (or any 3D program that supports baking) to bake a reflection map. You need a little experience with "environment mapping" to get the best results and there are also some camera angle considerations as reflection calculations are camera location dependent. The second way...the one we use is more customized for our needs. We use a combination of normal maps and our own specialized environment maps and we have written our own program (Nils did actually) to merge the two into a customized reflection map that gives superior results than blender's basic baking. For basic exterior reflections though, blender is more than adequate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflection_mapping TomK

All I need is a time machine so I can get to release day now

Not in their entirety, but maybe a few initially. At least for some of the major busses. There are some very interesting cases where one can disable a bus with a breaker and achieve a particular goal, especially with respect to the hydraulics as we simulate many electromagnetic relays that are attached to various busses, so disabling busses and setting switches in a specific combination can be used to accomplish things in emergency situations. Our systems are coded such though that we can insert a breaker into the "virtual circuit" very easily for lots of things. We are currently texturing the cockpit shell and as we come across each breaker label, we will probably make decisions about which ones to simulate based on how relevant they may be in our operations. In normal operations you never mess with them of course so what will most likely transpire is we might simulate only a couple initially, but later write a failure module and perhaps we'll add circuit breakers then. TomK

Sure...find a Saab 340A manual and start reading. In all seriousness, though...there's way too much to list. I think the best way will be through video or the manual we provide itself. As we have previously indicated, this product is intended to be study level and mimics the real world aircraft systems. There are no generic displays or autopilot functionality here. We'll definitely post more on this, as it's a very important part of this product.

Enjoy! And its freeware.

I'm really looking forward to this plane because like a few others in the High Fidelity category, it promises an in depth approach to the aircraft's on board systems. In other words it should be flown like you'd fly the real thing ... using Real World procedures. This would then be a study sim ... and to help along with the process and to come to grips with it for myself, I think a knowledge base repository would be a good thing! I'll start with what I've found ... https://sites.google.com/site/sf340com/ - good source of info but deals mainly with the 340B You'll also find a link from the above to which seems quite useful.

Helicopter rescues RC

nice shot

No, you were banned here for your rude attitude and constant cussing. Your virtual airline never had anything to do with it. Enough.

Ice breaker ... Enroute to CYXY (Whitehorse / Erik Nielsen International Airport)

Looking good!

WAW-EVN

Very fancy remlap, sooo cant wait!!

Just a little patience, and practice and you won't have any problem. If a ham fisted driver like me can make a half decent takeoff I'm sure you will be able to. The correct use of the rudder pedals will solve most of your problem (they arn't only foot rests you know) .

I've made some repaints for it In fact, I just uploaded a new one and am waiting for it to be approved by cameron

I believe they have a low VRAM version...? Not sure on that though. If they do not I would say the graphics card is too low but you never know...

I haven't been on in a while... Here are some pictures I like... That I took a while ago...

Good grief. Grow up, guys. We don't need a public venue for a high school cafeteria fight. Figure it out in private. Howard, you've been involved in a ton of kiddie stuff for quite a while. Fix it and quit it.