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Flight Simulator Replay System Tutorial - Part ONE

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Thank you Doering.

Nice tutorial. Looking forward to Part 2.

Michael M

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Thanks for this tutorial  !  

I have two questions at that point :

 - can the sequence be the whole flight and how heavy would be the file for a 30 minutes one , roughly speaking, or are the sequences limited in size ?

- can we change the camera orcthe point of view in the replay without taking control of the aircraft ? 

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13 hours ago, Dominique_K said:

Thanks for this tutorial  !  

I have two questions at that point :

 - can the sequence be the whole flight and how heavy would be the file for a 30 minutes one , roughly speaking, or are the sequences limited in size ?

- can we change the camera orcthe point of view in the replay without taking control of the aircraft ? 

Thanks for watching!

I do not know if the sequences are limited in size at this point. I have only worked with sequences that are a few minutes.

Yes, you can change the camera view in the replay without taking control of the aircraft.

Just finished Part TWO - Camera Views and the Timeline. Uploading to YouTube now.

Thanks so much for making these tutorials!

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I'm assuming it won't take up a lot of space since the file and it's data are stored in json format.

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2 hours ago, Doering said:

Part 2 is published!

Thank you.

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