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Cthulhu Christmas Cards
Christmas is fast approaching; so what better way to share festivities than blasphemous, eldritch cards that scream, 'Happy Holidays!'
Christmas is fast approaching; so what better way to share festivities than blasphemous, eldritch cards that scream, 'Happy Holidays!'
As the evenings draw in and the seasons turn towards the end of the year, looming on the horizon is the ghost of Christmas future. We thought that this year we'd like to send an assortment of Mythos themed Christmas Cards to the special (and not so special) people in our lives. Then we thought; let's print them up and let others send these blasphemous greetings, too. Then we remembered we live in a market-based economy and we need a bunch of monies to do just that. Then we thought; hey we found a bunch of like-minded crazy-but-fun peoples on the Internets last year – let ask them if they want to go in and help us print off these amazing designs!
Ah, Christmas! Whether for you it is a time for celebration with friends and family or a bah humbug chore to be endured, what we can all agree on this festive season is the inevitability of death. So with the nameless void that awaits us all in mind, we thought what better way to blow a raspberry at oblivion than with humorous images and text printed on pulped dead tree! Our crack team...
Old RC helicopters at the Charmouth fly-in 2017
Published on 11 Oct 2017
Tacview 1.6.4 is now available!
This intermediate release is manly focused on fixes and brings several improvements which have been requested for a long time (like the look-at dogfight camera).
Tacview 1.7 is already in development and will offer improved modules and tools related to customization. Like a new and smart database for the objects of the battlefield, as well as new module to manage navaids, airspaces, runways, ILS and so on.
Enjoy!
Vyrtuoz
Download: http://tacview.net/download
FEATURES & CHANGES
• Added support for NMEA 0183 GPS files
• Added a Look-at camera mode to the dogfight camera
• Added IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Kuban terrain
• When not available, magnetic heading is now calculated using IGRF-12 models
• The line-of-sight between selected objects is now displayed in red when obstructed by terrain
• Attitude indicator, HIS and HUD heading indicator are now emulated when no rotation information is available
• Real-time telemetry and remote-control TCP ports can now be customized in DCS World exporter options
• Gear handle status is now recorded by FSX2ACMI
• It is now possible to mouse-hover buildings to display any available debug info
• Tacview will now display if the file is authentic,...
FLIGHT SIM 2017 - A RESOUNDING SUCCESS
A huge thank you to everyone who came along to Saturday's Flight Sim 2017 show at the RAF Museum Cosford and to all the exhibitors who supported the show - you all helped make it a most enjoyable day and it really was great to see you all. Special thanks to everyone who travelled to the show from across Europe, the USA and even as far as Australia - we take our hats off to you!
With 34 exhibitors, over 1,800 visitors over the course of the day and a variety of enjoyable presentations in the auditorium, it certainly felt like the best show yet. The world of flight simulation is clearly in very good health and we weren't the only ones to notice a renewed buzz in the community about the possibilities opened up by the release of the latest versions of Prepar3D and X-Plane.
Here's a summary video of the day, hope it gives a nice flavour of what the show was all about:
A huge thank you to everyone who came along to Saturday's Flight Sim 2017 show at the RAF Museum Cosford and to all the exhibitors who supported the show - you all helped make it a most enjoyable day and it really was great to see you all. Special thanks to everyone who travelled to the show from across Europe, the USA and even as far as Australia - we take our hats off to you!
With 34 exhibitors, over 1,800 visitors over the course of the day and a variety of enjoyable presentations in the auditorium, it certainly felt like the best show yet. The world of flight simulation is clearly in very good health and we weren't the only ones to notice a renewed buzz in the community about the possibilities opened up by the release of the latest versions of Prepar3D and X-Plane.
Here's a summary video of the day, hope it gives a nice flavour of what the show was all about: