Development Team for X-Plane

1. MohammadG 1.17.09 / 2am

   Here we are, these two clips, and the older ones as well show a very amazing detail, Very nice job.. keep it up, we cant wait to get the product, it really deserves being a payware because this is the result of a very hard work. What about the panels? does it include full overhead panel operation and other systems? or is it x-plane standard?
2. Jake-FWA 1.17.09 / 6pm

   Looks excellent as expected!

   Although, there are a few little animation ‘snaps’ as the blades change phases, looks a little awkward. Not sure if that is just a limitation of XP.

   Thanks for continuing to share all your hard work.

   [J]
3. Alex 1.18.09 / 1am

   X-Plane’s video capture somewhat distorts the fan effect. Admittedly, the blades do switch out at a predetermined N1 value so the effect will change depending on framerate. We will attempt to manage the swap as efficiently as possible and place the swaps so that a wide variety of framerates will produce the most desirable results possible. A fade in / out trick will require new introductions to X-Plane’s obj format or an OpenGL driven plugin.

   Per the overhead etc, we just started working on a full 3d pit environment in high detail earlier in the week. We’ll post here in the blog soon with some renders etc of the latest developments (forward panel, pedestal thus far). X-Plane generic instruments give us the capacity to simulate a lot more systems through the sim than we had power to before, so expect as full of a simulation as we can possibly do. Plugin control hasn’t been ruled out yet however. We’ve got plenty of magic left to work and tricks up our sleeve. We’ll keep ya posted.
4. Baber 8.4.09 / 12pm

   i dont need to be a real pilot to fulfill my dream of flying 777 . .. i am willing to pay as much as you ask for this beauty..