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1982? Was that version already 3D? That's earlier than I thought.
It was. The popular text adventure format at the time just doesn't work well in a flight simulator for some reason.
https://archive.org/details/msdos_747-400_Precision_Simulato...
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> read instruments Your altimeter reads FL090, your compass reads 245. Airspeed is at 120 knots, pitch is 10 above the horizon. Engine is at 70% power. You hear a kitten meow on guard. > read instruments Your altimeter reads FL090, your compass reads 245. Airspeed is at 70 knots, pitch is 20 above the horizon. Engine is at 70% power. You hear a stall warning.
> yoke forward > throttle max Scary stuff, this could work!
That's cool! Like playing classic Doom inside Doom 3. Is there a list of games that let you play older versions from within?
I'm not sure if there's a list, but a notable example of this is Day of the Tentacle, the sequel to Maniac Mansion. In the game there is a computer, which if you interact with it, allows you to play the entire original Maniac Mansion.
Strange that Microsoft used OP's project in their game, but didn't bother to let him know.
Yes, I was not informed about it. But I think that's fair. I didn't ask them either before I published the project. Please, don't make it a license issue. I developed it for fun.
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Yes, I was not informed about it. But I think that's fair. I didn't ask them either before I published the project. Please, don't make it a license issue. I developed it for fun.
Unfortunately, all things must become a license issue if licenses are to be taken seriously. License compliance is a binary condition, you either comply completely or fail.
Why can’t I view GitHub on mobile without having to sign in to the app. I don’t want to sign in to the app; I don’t remember my password; I can’t be bothered to authenticate. Bad UX.
I agree it's annoying, but you can open links in another tab from the long-press option menu in nearly every mobile browser instead of using app-urls.