Used to create simulator cockpits with panoramic external views on multiple monitors through networked PCs. An high speed communication protocol working throughout the LAN, keeps all the views perfectly synchronized during ground operations and flight. Each ...
Widetraffic is a FSX plugin module that can be used to synchronize AI traffic throughout the LAN, especially useful when WidevieW is used. Widetraffic reads the AI traffic in real time from a computer designed as server (typically, the computer where the input ...
Senior high school velocity low elevation armed forces education road. This road goes done both mountainious and apartment and roling terrain in Confederacy Korea. This path has one sets of targets nearly Osan Confederacy Korea. These are distinguished routes for ...
This is part eight in a series of military training route flight plans that will cover the entire United States, its territories and a portion of Canada. FSX Flight Plans for current low altitude military training route for the US Territiores of Guam and Puetro ...
Installing, remove any installation later of TreeX and restore originals textures of FSX setup.exe is the main program of installation of TreeX V2.1 It places the interface of installation of textures in the folder of your choice. No texture is installed by ...
Cumulus clouds will replace the birds as the Natural thermal visualization. Four gmax generated scenery files for cumulus clouds and the required AirObjectVisuals.xml file are included. by Ed Dumas Sr.
The new ChartMapver4.1 is a program completely rebuilding with a new graphics power and a new database. Now is possible to use the PDF format for every kind of charts. You can everywhere download it. The important thing is to use the conventional letter below in ...
Created by: Dietmar Loleit E-Mail: dloleitatt-online.de October 2010 This includes significant improvements from V1.0. It has been developed for the flightsim X Flight Simulator SP1 2 also. It should also work with Acceleration.The functionality for the ...
