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I'm not sure those are instagram filters. Video reminds me of old nuclear test footage. I think working with very high dynamic range as here (this exhaust is really bright) poses some serious challanges for camera operators.

not sure if in sc3 but I have compiled dll version with partially implemented VC. remind me on sunday when I get home.

I'll try to find SC3 with defined animations for it.

Wouldn't that foil any future attempts to make tugs work with XR fleet?

New OHM is in the works: http://loru.bluespiderhosting.net/ohm2/

O-F Staff note: Please stay on topic. For discussing advantages of one language over another you can create "Programming language wars MEGATHREAD" in Brighton lounge.

There was. You even commented in it: http://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?t=36304

More broad take on that: Result is better than dragonforcoe IMO and FYI I love powermetal.

Ah yeah. Had a pleasure flying it back in 2000. You can hear and feel how plane works, although that was bit scary. SP-FLZ

Due to time constrains I cannot work on multiple projects right now. Therefore I release meshes and textures for that for free under Beerware license: Here is thread and link to files: http://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?p=538065#post538065 O-F staff note: Thread closed

So with my limited free time I decided to give away my Starchaser shuttle for anyone to pick and hopefully make it work in orbiter. Following package contains max, 3ds, obj files containing geometry, dds maps for texture map and bumpmap, layered PSD files to work on and obj material library...

If at least they'd advertised proper beer. Carlsberg got terrible in last few years, at least in Poland.

If I manage to set up compiler for RC1 or release version, I surelly recompile default Atlantis with those (with bit of experimentation and release it as an add-on. If not I'll drag Woo482 to do it.

I agree. Might be very usefull for people who wants to recompile SRBs with custom exhausts.

Well - I made those for stock orbiter TBH - with multistage you have control over particles and that's not the case for stock atlantis until you recompile it's code.

Appears to work however instead gear up and down callouts I got radiator callouts.

Works flawlesly both in inline and d3d9. Amazing work.

Or put one on the moon. I'm sure Pokemon fans will crowdfund trip there.

Confirmed working in 2016 RC1 with inline and d3d9 clients.

Another space related event I printed materials for: