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I wouldn't be too sure. I'm now regularly getting 40+ fps in areas where my computer struggled to run it at 15. Others are reporting similar performance improvements.

Absolutely INCREDIBLE! You have truly outdone yourself Dr. Schweiger. And not to worry, Orbiter has ALWAYS been worth the wait! :thumbup:

It makes sense. If the fuel tank for this thing is small enough, you could effectively have a long-range aircraft that doesn't need aerial refueling. Something like that would be very attractive to the military even in just a transport role. Non-stop C-5 flights from the U.S. to anywhere would...

Actually having a touch screen on a compact device isn't bad when it's in your lap such as on a bus or train. While the idea of a one-size-fits-all OS isn't too terrible, the display functionality is. This is where I think Linux's use of different desktop interfaces is a good idea, whether it...

Ah, I think that's it, Shifty. I closed it while the stream was sending data this time, and it closed correctly. Looks like I'll need to look at other ways of handling the incoming data.

Stop is definitely being set to true, it's actually being set not in the destructor, but in the Form1_FormClosing method. I checked it in the debugger and stop is being set correctly.

I'm working on a simple C# program that can send and receive ORB:Connect information. However, I'm having a small problem with getting my program to exit properly. Currently, it's setup as a Windows Form application, so in order to continuously receive data, I've spun receiving the information...

This season of Mythbuster hasn't really been its best I'm afraid. It started out ok with the Star Wars myths, but it never really felt like the other seasons. I'm hopeful though that with a return to the "basics" we'll get back to that. I'm also hopeful that Kari, Grant, and Tory will be part of...

I have, it's been a while, but I'm very interested in the modern vehicles.

Currently: Still a 2008 Ford Edge as I say back in this topic. Wish to: Big ol' pickup truck. Like a Ford F-150, V8, preferably diesel, running boards, and honest-to-goodness trailer hitch, and a big ol' diamond-steel toolbox in the bed! :cool:

Can you post the content of your Orbiter.log file? When you do, please surround the content in {code}{/code} except using brackets instead of braces.

For what it's worth, this is the same company that took over Railworks, which itself is a descendant of Microsoft's Train Simulator. Dovetail is planning a new train simulator based on the Unreal 4 engine. I wonder how related this is to that?

The rain in the plane falls mainly...in economy apparently.

For me personally, this was nothing more than a generic science fiction flick with Trek-specific names and places. The plot wasn't unique to Trek and can be summed up thusly: bad guy wants revenge, stirs up trouble, good guys pull off a last-second win. There isn't a thing unique to Trek in...

Ok, first, if you haven't seen JJ Abrams' Star Trek movie, turn back now, there probably will be spoilers. I'll start the rest of this topic a number of lines down to hopefully save anyone who didn't want to be spoiled. Ok, first, why am I posting this here? Simply put, I'm not...

Is this a .dll or a Spacecraft3 addon? If the former, then it should be pretty easy to do as Evil Onyx says and generate a new vessel that is the laser bolt. You should also look at giving the created a vessels a lifetime so they don't just sit around cluttering up Orbiter. I can conceptually...

Is that a 3d controller thing I see in the center there instead of a conventional joystick?

For the Beta or 2010? For 2010, it usually far exceeds the performance of the inline client, but that is dependent on having the right hardware. For either, the visuals should far exceed dx7.

I may get it just to have an updated FPS game to play once I have a computer actually capable of running it.

What would be really cool on down the road, is if we had some type of in-game, or semi-in-game terrain editing tool. The Train Simulator Railworks works like this, where you can import terrain, then shape it, primarily through elevation increase/decrease tools, inside the game engine, basically...