The only mouse hide feature that I know of ,is in flyinside menu item BINDINGS. That alone justifies the price of buying a separate license. I want it for x plane 11 so I can use it with the pc12. It is no way comparable to what had to be done for FSX or P3D. there are worlds of freeware for aircraft and geography.
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There is only so much Dan can do with a sim which is in no way optimized for coding involved to get an OpenGL title to work in VR is massive. If anti-virus software blocks the download you may need to temporarily disable it. Hello, just bought the X-Plane11 Software after i tried Flyinside VR Simulator and it lacked the depth like ATC and Stuff that X-Plane11 had. i believe x plane 10 comes free with the new x plane 11 (since it is still in beta). The even worse frame rates and less customization of rendering options available in X-Plane 11 is a lot more challenging though. The results in X-Plane 10 with Flyinside are remarkable given the poor framerates we get from this sim. It then fell to third parties to take up the challenge of getting x-plane to work in VR. Once Oculus switched to direct mode rendering in the later runtime betas any basic integration laminar had been working on internally disappeared. Those key bindings are from pre oculus runtime 0.5 and are no longer relevant for VR. Cars is very good and that's what I expect from a modern simulator like XP 11. I agree with your thoughts on fly inside's cost, I have the fsx version and I was expecting some sort of package for existing users, so no buy for the time being. If look into X-Plane's key bindings there is Oculus support already coded (since XP 10), for some reason they are not enabling it. DCS World works without being in windowed mode, so it must be possible. Although some of the apps I've tried with the Oculus Rift CV1 do the same thing, so I don't know if that's a standard expectation of VR. Furthermore, they require X-plane to run in windowed mode, which means you're going to get an FPS drop just because of that. Originally available as FlyInside FSX, making Microsofts Flight Simulator X virtual reality (VR) compatible, Church went on to support Lockheed Martins. Air Manager, as a matter of comparison, supports all of the sims with a single product and single price. That just boggles my mind with the high price tag. It would be one thing if you got support for all the simulators in the same product, but you don't. It's kinda expensive, and they charge separately for each simulator product. I'm not sure I'm going to spend money on this product.
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