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I've just moved to town :cheers: I also wanted to thank everybody that responded to my "what to do with my life" thread I posted some months ago - your advice was hugely valuable in deciding for a practical course of action! for now, I'm in a downtown hotel trying to find a more definitive...

you may wanna check out the GrabCAD library just make sure you do something to take down the polygon count on those models... those are mostly for CAD usage, though software such as 3dsMax can easily import and turn them into a mesh when one isn't available for download... you gotta register...

FSX does have a way of making fuel seem like something of a triviality until.... you're dry and dropping :uhh: I once lost a 737 from this... not sure if it was the PMDG, as I don't recall if I had already acquired it back then... might have been the stock one, the real(er) deal makes a lot...

you know i'm biased on this one, right?.... :lol::cheers:

funny thing how this thread popped up! - i was just playing it right now!:lol:

well yes, of course I have an open mind about the precise destination of my one-way errand... yet, I do feel like one has to start somewhere as to keep the mind focused... if I didn't somewhat 'know' where I wanna go, I wouldn't be able to get anything done at all... it's way too many...

I have considered this... in a way, if one can program a game, he may very well program a vast array of different things, considering the immensely broad assortment of science topics that go into making such "toys" :cheers: so true! luckily for me, my only "child" is my beloved french...

wehoa! and i thought i was the one with the keyboard-happy fingers :lol: one thing at a time, let's see... I am not formally educated in engineering, but I do have knowledge of various subjects from hobby research and more often than not, from the research that goes into programming things...

worst case scenario for me is right now - unemployed, unmarried, stuck in a land that offers me little other than grief and grudge... as i said, there's VERY little to lose at this point - which somehow may be a good thing, if you think about it, then there's only to gain :hmm: worth noting...

noticed the first guy to reply (i though maybe nobody would) is by all chances - Canadian! should I take that as a sign? - wait, do i believe in such nonsense as 'signs?' :blink: as a word of hope for all members of the geek kind - turns out, ex-wife tells me women nowadays tend to like a...

This one is big... huge, if not bigger still.... anyways, I have come to a point in life where everything, and I really do mean it, hangs in the balance - and a set of rather major decisions are pending for which I am in now way informed well enough to make Still, I do not come here to make a...

curiously enough... here's one more former rock band member currently afloat in the caribbean - ME! :rofl: :cheers: i'm pretty odd too... but i left my guitar at home :hmm: now moored just off the Club Med beachfront in San Salvador, Bahamas - can't complain :thumbup:

ah yes! if i recall correctly that's 'SHIFT+E, 2' in the default FSX crj700, right? :P

well, i've arrived now! in the end the Beechcraft King Air was not the aircraft used for the last flight (unlike it said on the website) - instead, the not-less-awesome EMB120 Brasilia was used, and i can only say - turboprops are FUN! i did see the king air parked on the lot next to the ramp...

he lives on a boat! currently off the coast of Turks 'n Caicos Islands - where i shall join the fun later today! i've never been aboard thus far... my sister did thrice already, so on i went for my turn at what's promptly become my family's most popular vacation spot :thumbup: right now i'm...

i've personally flown in a '900 a while back - it is indeed low down to the ground enough for a regular size person to look over the wing you'd have to crouch in order to walk under it... i've seen the airport ppl unload baggage from it without even using the conveyor truck - just handing the...

well, the high limit for human hearing is somewhere around 20kHz - after that, dogs and other animals still get an extra octave or so, but i've been told it's very uncomfortable for them to hear such frequencies in high volume.... anyhow, i'm pretty proud that my brain can even interpret...

this is a glorious twist on the Rifleman's Creed made famous by the classic film "Full Metal Jacket" :rofl: wery well done! :lol::tiphat:

this is why I use a special programmer oriented font face... it makes these glyphs that are often confused a lot easier to distinguish get it here: http://www.proggyfonts.com/index.php?menu=download I personally recommend the square, slashed zero type - but see what works best for you!

yes, this was one very disappointing armageddon... again.... i wonder what will be the next "global expiration date" to come around :P