Mistwalker

It looks like I'm the only one who's going to give this any time right now. I'm just wanting an alternative to FSX and all it's bugs. I quit FSX because I was sick of the constant battle against the OOM and the incessant tweaking and editing of files just to get it to run anywhere near enjoyable. When it reached the point where I was spending more time messing under the hood than actually playing it I decided it was time to bail out (pun intended). This is why I'm so enthusiastic about this attempt at a new sim. Yes I know it's based on the old FSX engine but at least they're bangi

I watched this from start to finish and I'm really encouraged by what I heard. I hope he manages to do everything he wants to with this sim.

Hiya Brett. Likewise. Glad to be back. I abandoned flight simming for a while as I was sick of fighting the ever present OOM but now we finally have a 64bit alternative, I'm really hoping it becomes a success. I do have auto updates enabled. I was just a little confused over how someone could be commenting on the DA42 as it hadn't been released yet but later realised they must be talking about a preview copy they'd been sent. Anyway, I'm really quite excited to see how the full DTG flight sim pans out when they (hopefully), release it later this year. I have no idea how easy o

Well I'm going to buck the trend here and say I'm seeing no performance issues. I don't have an uber computer rig but I'm finding it runs very smooth even with the settings maxed. The one issue I do have with FS is just how quick the instructor is to take over the controls when he thinks you aren't doing as you're told, especially on the PPL check flight. He's so quick as to make it very difficult to successfully finish the flight. Other than that, I really don't see any major issues with it. Someone mentioned how good the add-on ac is that was supplied to the pre-orderers. That ha

I watch the Steam forum for snippets of useful info but ignore the rest. That forum has been full of whiney arsed children since the very first video was released. Their whining bares no relation to reality. If they keep it up they'll kill it before it gets a chance to develop. Not to mention most in there are treating it like it's the full sim rather than just the flight school release.

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I must admit I was a little surprised when he said he had that lot running off of one computer.

Fantastic pics, James. Really shows the scenery package at it's best.

I'm impressed. As he's indicated in the video, he's done it on a budget so I think he's done really well. I'd be happy with that rig in my sim room, that's for sure.

Great video. That cameraman must have been freezing by the time they landed. Hope he had well fitting goggles.

Awesome work! Very impressive.

It does take some getting used to after using a joystick or yoke but in time it becomes second nature.

I didn't know there was another 2-seater Spit besides the Grace Spit. Nice pics and paint job, Alan.

March, I've been using the Logitech F710 wireless gamepad on FSX for months and it works just fine. Ignore the profile thingummie in the Logitech software and go straight to the FSX 'Buttons/Keys' tab in the 'Settings - Controls' section and just assign the buttons of the gamepad in the Joystick column. For some reason FSX recognises my Gamepad as an Xbox 360 gamepad but it works fine. Assignments is a personal preferance but if it helps I have mine set up as follows.... First, make sure the little 'Input Mode' button on the front is set to 'X'. Brakes (apply/release) = Button A (Repea

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