Aerospace

I have to echo the impressiveness of this undertaking. The attention to detail looks to be truly amazing. I can hardly wait to see how the aircraft systems work within the sim.One question; Will there be an airframe option without the eyebrow windows? I haven't seen eyebrow windows coming out of Renton for years.Cheers,Jim

So, how about some shots showing different seasons? I'd like to see how the Hard Winter and Spring textures look.Thanks,Jim

Wow, reminds me of an old Battlestar Galactica episode...I would agree with Dave. Looks like conflicting video drivers at work.Jim

Will there be a sign up for the closed-beta lottery and if so, where?Thanks,Jim

Are you using the latest version of SBRelay? 1.1 has a glitch that made it stop working after September 14th. The latest version is 1.2.http://www.chocolatesoftware.com/sbrelay/BTW, your connection order is correct.Regards,Jim

There is a list somewhere called a "FrameCallNoWarn" that you put into the FS9 config file that will eliminate most if not all of the errors you're getting from the CSL aircraft. Not sure where it is, but if you did a search of the forums I'm sure you could find it.Regards,Jim

Awesome! Can hardly wait!I assume that the public beta will be just that, meaning anyone can download the software and try it out, or will you require people to sign up for the public beta program?Regards,Jim

Yes, thank you very much Stefan, you more than answered my questions! I'm anxious to fly online with the new system!Regards,Jim

Well, nuts to them. So how is the movement of the remote aircraft across a network? Does your software make the movement more fluid than VATSIM/SB and can such things as flap settings, landing gear and the other stuff FS2004 now sends in multiplayer be displayed on the remote aircraft as well? If you can get the aircraft movement to be more fluid, then I'm sure you could get alot more people interested! I'd certainly be one of them! Maybe start your own online flightsim network?Also, and this probably is on your site somewhere, but can you run your client software on a separate pc?Jim

Yea, what reasons did they give for not being interested? I'd think they'd be open to the idea.Jim