A good read / interview with a Xplane addon developer

[Janov 2,383]

Enjoyed reading that interview, very interesting!

 

Your aircraft look absolutely stunning and I think the Saab might be the second commercial aircraft add-on for X-Plane that I will buy (the BK117 being the first)!

 

Keep going strong, it´s uphill work for the most part ^_^ .

 

Jan

[Tierborn 188]

but he argues a lot and often contradicts himself in those arguments.... some of you see it but choose to ignore it.

[GoranM 3,764]

Enjoyed reading that interview, very interesting!

 

Your aircraft look absolutely stunning and I think the Saab might be the second commercial aircraft add-on for X-Plane that I will buy (the BK117 being the first)!

 

Keep going strong, it´s uphill work for the most part ^_^ .

 

Jan

 

Thanks, Jan. That 737 will definitely be 1 of a few add ons I will also buy.

Been waiting for that one!

[jcomm 5,919]

(the BK117 being the first)!

 

Is this one already 64-bit compliant?

 

Was one of my featured buys, but I bought the dc-3 and the Sundowner, and two Carenado twins first...

[deetee 164]

Is this one already 64-bit compliant?

 

I don't have the BK117 but from what I've read in the support forum it's not yet fully v10 compliant never mind 64-bit.

I sure it'll be updated at some point though. Got my eye on it too.

[jasonX 24]

I could be interested in the DC3 soon. I see that the developer of gizmo is working on other platforms including linux which will be good news for the growing number of linux users in Xplane.

[Muskoka 104]

but he argues a lot and often contradicts himself in those arguments.... some of you see it but choose to ignore it.

 

Don't disagree, most of us do from time to time, human nature.

 

X-Plane is like a ball moving on a pool table, you sometimes don't know where it's going, and that can lead to some pretty heated discussions, and be very frustrating.

 

It's fine to disagree, and as Mountain Man put it the other day (not exact, didn't look it up) "It's not what you say, it's how you say it". Were not all perfect, some need to be cut a little more slack than others.

 

What is said here in debate should in no way diminish the value of the contributions and effort that Goran makes to this community. You / we / someone, may not like what he or anyone has to say from time to time, it doesn't mean they don't care, don't want to help, perhaps have a totally different view than our own, that's fair enough, we need to learn to deal with it.

 

I quite often don't see eye to eye with Goran's views, and a lot of others around here, doesn't mean I can't still value / honour his / their contributions.

 

This interview, and it's posting here, is to honour his contributions to the community, gives us a "view" of him, can't we all put our petty feelings aside and do that, can't we?

 

Glen

 

Edit: I will say no more on this, just had to get it off the chest, it was bugging me.

[Mountain Man 142]

Thanks, Glen.

 

It still hurts that you didn't make your DC-3 compatible with Linux. :(

[Cameron XA 272]

 

It still hurts that you didn't make your DC-3 compatible with Linux. :(

 

Or you could read post #21.

[jasonX 24]

X-Plane is like a ball moving on a pool table, you sometimes don't know where it's going, and that can lead to some pretty heated discussions, and be very frustrating.

 

Hehe I have to respond to this, it all depends on who the player is. Here is Ronnie O'sullivan at his best. Snooker, but same difference.

 

 

Regards