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EVEN_MORE_IRONIC mode /ON no doubt it is, what else could i be doing? - surely not programming any even more complex, scantly-explained features instead :shifty: EVEN_MORE_IRONIC mode /OFF :j/k: i'll get to that as soon as there isn't new stuff piling on to write about every time i sit to...

if it interests you, i have devised a directinput module for orbiter which allows a large number of joysticks (up to 128, i think) to be plugged in and all with the full set of DI supported axes (not just the basic four) and recognizing all of 128 possible buttons, even tho there isn't t even...

i've accumulated a handful of hours on the 747 in different simulation scenarios (mostly PMDG and MFSF default) -- it's a heavy, indeed - but it's also a very forgiving airplane, with formidable stability from good old 60's engineering (when it HAD to fly well, cause there weren't computers to...

returning from the moon with the DG once, i kinda misjudged the size of my fuel reserves - and ended up missing a couple hundred m/s of delta-V.... but that wasn't the end of it - i did manage to get an atmospheric intercept, so i could still aerobrake... if only :rolleyes: the angle was so...

it did, but do mind also it had a severely off-pitch thrust vector, thus that angle is not as extreme as it'd initially appear Apollo also went some degrees below at the last stretch of the launch, AFAIK.... it seems it's not that far fetched from an optimal trajectory if you have an...

so it's like the Force... it's everywhere, it has a dark and a light side, and holds the universe together kinda like duct tape as well :hmm:

i'd think they could just as satisfyingly take their exploding somewhere else..... no need to stop blowing stuff up - just go do it far away from people and other similar annoyances :rolleyes:

i don't think it's accurate that the blame is pinned solely on the mythbusters.... there's obviously something wrong about the bomb site area - any experiments done in such a place are obviously relying on there NOT being things that shound't be damaged within troubles reach.... now, i...

i'd like to say, as a Fender Squire owner - it's a lucky-good instrument.... the thing is - the quality of the wood used to make those guitars is somewhat random - so you can get one that feels almost like a real Fender or one that sounds like something cut from a dead tree that fell over a...

try using Chrome :rolleyes:

well, i only wish.... :rolleyes: - but thanks anyways! :thumbup: well, i've replaced the files in the zip with the new fixed version - now the controllers really do what i said they did (yeah, they were messed up before), so everything behhaves a lot more friendly :hmm: if he spins out for...

Hello, fellow space-people! - i got a very geeky little challenge for ya..... as some of you may already know (since i talk about it annoyingly often), i'm working on a trials bike game.... you know, one of those ride-over-obstacles physics driven type deals.... it's a flash game, and i'm...

wanna hear a story? back in '03, i was desperately searching for a proper 737 addon for FS2004... there wasn't any... (there was PMDG, but it had quite a brutal price tag) so i waited.... me and my brother HarvesteR, we waited.... then patience ran out.... we fired up gMax (3dsMax's little...

i often think Orbiter has the potential to become a largely accepted general flight simulation tool, if a few items could be produced (all part of my list of addons-to-do): - a CFG-based way to create more involved DVC's, even for already existing ships (the universal dynamic virtual cockpit...

i only hope those "guard robots" aren't the kind that moves in a predictivelly repetitive pattern and only shoot if you're in a grid square that's in front of it... because i really can't help but to have this kinda picture come to mind:

pfkkkrhfmmMmMmfmmMMmmmMMhhhmmMMMuuurmm..... *suppresses inappropriate laugh* ...*explodes* ROFL!! :rofl: :lol: :P :rolleyes: :shifty:..... :embarrassed: i mean.... i probably shouldn't laugh.... :uhh: that's actually just the kind of thing i would be quite possibly found callling rescue...

:probe: almighty! - that was some crash, indeed i wonder how one tries to explain that in the insurance form..... :facts: :facepalm: perhaps with: "a tall metal struture inadvertedly intersected rotor disk... however, it refused to allow the spinning rotor blades pass through - a brief but...

you mind if i first-page this? (credits included) :thumbup: it seems it could be of interest to... uhh, everyone :hmm:

didn't they double-check that already? - i read somewhere a handful of pages pack that this was one of the first things they thought would be causing it.... not sure how that turned out, tho... some more info would indeed be appreciated :hmm: