as above..http://www.simhq.com/_downloads/air/FSX/FSX.wmv brds

Great find.That cockpit looks really detailed. I wonder how much more detailed the Cessna 172 and Boeing 747 cockpits are going to be. Have texture sizes changed for VC as well?Rhydianwww.cessnasim.blogspot.com

It's hard to tell...do I see some virtual head movement a la IL-2 etc.?E

Sadly I think it's just camera movement. I'm guessing Anticyclone will take care with that addon: ACTIVE CAMERA FSX EDITION no doubt.Rhydianwww.cessnasim.blogspot.com

>It's hard to tell...do I see some virtual head movement a la>IL-2 etc.?Yes, that is "head movement," as may easily be seen during the first 12 seconds of the clip where the video camera is being held steady... :)

>>It's hard to tell...do I see some virtual head movement a>la>>IL-2 etc.?>>Yes, that is "head movement," as may easily be seen during the>first 12 seconds of the clip where the video camera is>being held steady... :)>It looked like movement on the screen showing FSX as well as movement from the video camera, but perhaps I'm wrong.EDIT: Yes it is the camera only.

Is this from E3? Where did it come from?

I like the rock textures... early in the clip, lower left hand corner of screen, on the face of the cliff, it seems quite bumpy... could the mesh resolution be 1m? or maybe FSX has the ability to add some random bumps to the mesh so that the cliffs dont look smooth.

>Is this from E3? Where did it come from?Yes it is from E3. At the end of the clip it says simhq@e3Expo 2006.

looks like camera only to me, take a look on the wide shot, the cockpit stays in solid position relative to the edge of the screen.

That is a great clip.If you listen to the clip you can hear a high pitched whine, if I am correct this is a total energy variometer that has been modeled for climb and descent(while in a thermal) in a glider and it sounds just like the one in the Grob 103 I flew last yearTracy

All this talk about this head movement, im surprised no ones mentioned that you could see latent head movement in the very first video clip ms released way back in January. Take a look at the helicopter flying, i think towards the boat with the trees on the left side, there is a small amount of head movement :)

>All this talk about this head movement, im surprised no ones>mentioned that you could see latent head movement in the very>first video clip ms released way back in January. Take a look>at the helicopter flying, i think towards the boat with the>trees on the left side, there is a small amount of head>movement :)People believe what they want to believe; not what actually is. It has been mentioned explicitly by more than one ACES poster that head latency movement is present, but it seems there are those who're still not convinced... ;)

>People believe what they want to believe; not what>actually is. It has been mentioned explicitly by more than>one ACES poster that head latency movement is present, but it>seems there are those who're still not convinced... ;)________________________________________________________________That's probably because they didn't see the screenshot of the "Head Latency Movement" option check box - checked. ;-)

"That's probably because they didn't see the screenshot of the "Head Latency Movement" option check box - checked."I can't see that option on the FSX E3 screenshots. What tab is it under? I did notice an option under the aircraft tab that says "high-resolution virtual cockpit". Now that is cool.rhydianwww.cessnasim.blogspot.com