Classic British Flight Sim

Thanks for the hu Brian.
I'll give that a try later. I'm intending to buy the full package anyway, but not until sometime in the new year.

The reason it's called the "Rift" is because that's what your hair is like after using one!

I've got a Rift as well. I find it pretty good, but it does take a bit of getting used to. Needs a beefy pc too, especially with p3d. It's great for simple vfr type flying in a light aircraft or warbird, but complex aircraft can be awkward.

For those of you using XP, you may be interested to know HiFi have now released their Active Sky weather engine for XP.
https://hifisimtech.com/asxp/

Happy birthday Nick.

Thanks Peter.

It will probably be like when bump mapping first appeared and every model had six inch high rivets and panels! :lol: The Hunter in the picture just used the same metallic map as the default F-16 on the fuselage and wings, everything else is still the old standard materials. To be done properly, the ...

Here's a composite shot of my Hunter while fiddling around with PBR textures. http://daveg.cbfsim.org/screens/PBR.jpg The left half of the shot has PBR materials applied, the right half is standard materials. This was only a quick application to get the feel of the new materials, and is in no way me...

Quick mod of my Hunter testing the new PBR materials in v4.4

Happy birthday Brian.