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MSFS MV-22B Osprey Release 3.0

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Really looks fantastic Maryadi. Can't wait. Still flying your model in FSX while waiting for this one to come out.
Can I ask, what program do you use for the modeling? I'm considering trying to model one for Digital Combat Simulator (DCS). Do you use 3DS Max?
 
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Kalong, ever since I happened upon your YouTube video, showing your work done this far on the Osprey for MSFS, I was very, VERY much looking forward to it's release! I have flown your FSX and P3D version for years. It is so much fun! No matter how long it takes, it will be worth the wait!! Thank you. Pete
 
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CSARmedic said:
Really looks fantastic Maryadi. Can't wait. Still flying your model in FSX while waiting for this one to come out.
Can I ask, what program do you use for the modeling? I'm considering trying to model one for Digital Combat Simulator (DCS). Do you use 3DS Max?
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Thanks for your appreciation. I use 3Dsmax.
add note: I not willing to give permission my model use in DCS at the moment. trust me my model still bad, I shame about it.

retnavycpo said:
Kalong, ever since I happened upon your YouTube video, showing your work done this far on the Osprey for MSFS, I was very, VERY much looking forward to it's release! I have flown your FSX and P3D version for years. It is so much fun! No matter how long it takes, it will be worth the wait!! Thank you. Pete
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Thank you. it always have a progress.
some time ago I did record my flight with Osprey. 30 minutes long flight and youtube reject my uploaded video, cause it have requirement this and that. I have no time to editing video and youtube. next time will make a short 10-15 minutes flight, when Osprey ready.
 
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I agree, having messed around with VTOL on the F35 using a combination of a rotated engine and a gauge controlling said engine, it sure is jerky. (Better than what FlightSimSquadron has done, with all respects)
Given time, with a wasm gauge it might be possible, but it will still be clunky.
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New method available.
www.fsdeveloper.com

MSFS - Hijack input events using B:Vars!

Hello all, After some grueling trial and error lasting several days, Wanted to share with you how I was able to use the new to disconnect the built in sim code for throttle control and output user input (joystick and buttons) to an L:var instead of triggering key events directly. The example is...
www.fsdeveloper.com www.fsdeveloper.com
 
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at this point drawing glass cockpit is finished. there still tons of pages to be drawn, I just skipped, not going to go on heavy simulator at the moment.

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kalong said:
at this point drawing glass cockpit is finished. there still tons of pages to be drawn, I just skipped, not going to go on heavy simulator at the moment.

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This looks amazing Maryadi! Cant even tell you how much im anticipating flying the Osprey again in MSFS. Its been too long sense ive flown it and i get so excited everytime i see you post something new because I know its slowly getting closer to release! :D
 
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