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Hi Patrick The DC-3 has been looked at with Gizmo 13 and 64 bit XP, and some issues have been identified which have since been fixed. Jim has been very generous in cleaning up a big chunk of the code for us a few weeks ago. Still a few other things need looking at but we will have a 64 bit DC-3 available not long after the Saab is out. Leen, that's some hobby you got there!

Everything we make will include a paintkit. We will never restrict anyone from making their own repaints.

Definitely maybe!

My wife said the exact same thing about 2 months ago.

X-Aviation only.

We started doing it for XP9 and XP10 mid last year, but we soon realized that XP9 doesn't have the features we needed to make it as realistic as we HAVE made it.

It's a rough road, but we're getting very close!

Enjoy it, Andy! Many thanks to all of you for the kind comments! The update will be getting an overhaul in the code department, thanks to Jim.

I actually did take a bunch of them (8 of them, actually), but I wasn't happy with them. Notice I did say I would try to get a couple of them posted.

Tutorial is nearly done. Just to give you an idea, the first 75 pages cover engine start up and initial climb out.

Try this. http://vimeo.com/24245513

I'll take a bunch of screenshots tonight and try to get a couple of them posted tomorrow.

Yep! We have a few things to update you on. But not just yet.

I might post 1 or 2 from my weekend flying.

Dozer, if you knew Jim, you would know what he would go through just to make sure the smallest thing is accurately programmed.

Definitely not cancelled. But seeing as it is a very complex aircraft, it's safe to say it'll be a while before we can begin to say it's nearly ready.

Not quite yet. More pressing matters are taking much of our time. (Quaternion Math anyone?)

Some weekend fun...

Decided to visit the Citation last night to see how things were shaping up texture-wise (Theo's role on the Saab 340 has finished a while ago and he wanted to get Citation textures complete.) So to break the monotony of typing Saab manuals, I started messing around with a few gauges on the Citation and took her out for a bit of a spin.

Good site, but it won't have enough information to cover what we have made. Even the manuals on smartcockpit won't have enough information. Probably good enough to get "warmed up", but not enough to really know the intricacies of the systems.

Ok, after we've had our fun with our April Fool's joke on the Saab, it's time to bring you all up to speed with what is happening...including Citation progress. As Cameron already mentioned, systems are complete on the Saab (they have been for a little while) and all we have left is adding the custom sounds. I'm still working on the manual, however, Theo and Jim had nothing to do on the Saab, so we all decided to get started on the Citation until we get a new build of Gizmo. So here's a couple of snaps of the Citation as it is for the moment.

Yes

No point. If we had an 8 day week, we'll just take the 8th day off.

Me too! We're getting there. We're pretty much down to testing, getting the manual finished and adding all the sounds.