Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 20 Mar 2023, 08:13
Nice shots Andy. 
All thanks to your hard work and dedication Dave
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Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 14:12
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 22:48
Looking good in SU12...
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 23:01
she looks amazing
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 22 Mar 2023, 22:21
Some different aspects today...
Enjoy
Andy
Enjoy
Andy
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 26 Mar 2023, 23:40
Another Beta and lots of lovely touches...
And we now get dust clouds... if you dare go low enough 
https://xr219.cbfsim.org/files/MSFSVide ... -07-13.mp4
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https://xr219.cbfsim.org/files/MSFSVide ... -07-13.mp4
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 29 Mar 2023, 09:01
Two Beta testers meet to check Multiplayer functionality...
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 29 Mar 2023, 10:03
Looking good.
I must get around to actually flying it instead of staring at the Wwise program trying to figure out what I'm doing.
I must get around to actually flying it instead of staring at the Wwise program trying to figure out what I'm doing.
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 10 Apr 2023, 20:58
Checking rate-of-climb, out over the Moray Firth...
... before jettisoning tanks at ~40'000 ft for a clean, maximum power, maximum Mach, shallow dive towards Lossiemouth
... before jettisoning tanks at ~40'000 ft for a clean, maximum power, maximum Mach, shallow dive towards Lossiemouth
Re: Hunter T7
Posted: 23 Apr 2023, 13:38
Just another image to show some of the amazing work Dave has done on the Hunter trainers...
Here we see one of the mirrors which Dave has kindly added to the canopy frame. Not only can their visibility be toggled on/off using a click-spot on the canopy frame (for some reason not all Hunters had mirrors), but their angle is also adjustable using click-and-drag!
This image illustrates the glare from the sun when you happen to catch it in a mirror, plus the reflection of same on the interior of the canopy itself! Dave's ability to leverage the capabilities of MSFS is awesome IMO! 
All these touches really add to the feeling of fluid immersion (especially in VR)
Andy
Here we see one of the mirrors which Dave has kindly added to the canopy frame. Not only can their visibility be toggled on/off using a click-spot on the canopy frame (for some reason not all Hunters had mirrors), but their angle is also adjustable using click-and-drag!
This image illustrates the glare from the sun when you happen to catch it in a mirror, plus the reflection of same on the interior of the canopy itself! Dave's ability to leverage the capabilities of MSFS is awesome IMO! All these touches really add to the feeling of fluid immersion (especially in VR) Andy