He's programming fuel system stuff for the 777 as we speak. There's a reason he hired me to be the guy on the forums - nothing gets done if the coders are on the forum all day. :P

He's programming fuel system stuff for the 777 as we speak. There's a reason he hired me to be the guy on the forums - nothing gets done if the coders are on the forum all day. :P

 

Awesome!!! I thought he was flying from London to the US. I'm glad he's helping too!

He's programming fuel system stuff for the 777 as we speak. There's a reason he hired me to be the guy on the forums - nothing gets done if the coders are on the forum all day. :P

 

Ah Ryan, you beat me to it.. I have been thinking about a response to this thread all day... I had all kinds of stuff I was going to give Rob credit for doing and which was causing his absence. You know, things like "He's fishing for Bololo in Bligh Waters off of Fiji..." or "He went looking for Big Foot in Oregon, and found him!"... Or, "His wife unplugged the computer and had the DSL / Cable connection cut off"... :Nerd:

unplugged the computer and had the DSL / Cable connection cut off"... :Nerd:

 

Tom, the PC I can live with as I have a laptop,but the nightmare of all nightmares is too hard to Fathom.

Thank God My "Boss" has never gone so far YET.

He's programming fuel system stuff for the 777 as we speak. There's a reason he hired me to be the guy on the forums - nothing gets done if the coders are on the forum all day. :P

 

There's still no fuel in the 777? Thought I saw picture of a flying 777.

There's still no fuel in the 777? Thought I saw picture of a flying 777.

 

By Fuel System I thought Ryan might of meant the Fuel page on the Synoptic's Page? He said at the conference he helped with the 'AIR' Page. Could mean a few things ha.

There's still no fuel in the 777? Thought I saw picture of a flying 777.

 

That's easy to skip if you want to, i mean the fuel system just to make the T7 fly :)

There's still no fuel in the 777? Thought I saw picture of a flying 777.

 

Photoshop works as well.

There's still no fuel in the 777? Thought I saw picture of a flying 777.

 

It was a joke. I found out a virtual airplane does not need any fuel when I pumped some in my computer system to refuel the ngx.

"His wife unplugged the computer and had the DSL / Cable connection cut off"... :Nerd:

 

lol, this sound familiar :Big Grin:

Well he just posted something I think we all should read, take in & appreciate! Okay Rob.. 777 update now? :LMAO:

Ahahahahahah

 

Okay- I love the humor. Yes- I took a forum holiday- but only because I was neck deep in some very complex auto-controller logic for the fuel system... translating a few thousand pages of schematic diagrams into logical behavior has a way of soaking up your time.

 

Ryan was correct: If I'm hanging out here- it means I'm not making progress on my code-side duties- so when you don't see me a whole lot it means I'm making good progress...

 

But the part Ryan didn't tell you is that I only come here to stir things up and make his job harder... He just hasn't caught on yet- so don't tell him! :LMAO:

I can keep a secret!

Man that doesn't sound like much fun Robert. good luck with that.

In an effort to achieve the utmost realism for a forthcoming release, Robert was sent back in time to 1924 - in disguise of course - to photograph the Westland Woodpigeon, steal the plans and get type rated in it.

 

Unfortunately the time machine suffered an out of memory error and he's stuck there. Due to the lack of personal computers in 1924, Robert has elected to wait out the 20th century and catch up with us in 1976, when Bruce Artwick releases Flight Simulator 1.

 

Accordingly, all future PMDG releases will be on the FS1 platform, which is stable, runs very well on most modern PC's, and still has a strong user base.

 

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