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This is an update of my previous work, with the source code and projects refactored and cleaned up. I don't get paid to work on this, and I don't have much time to spend on it, so the demos are not very polished. Think of them as proof-of-concept demos. The source code is published under the BSD license (not counting any third-party libraries I'm using), so you are free to do what you want with it.

strook wrote:I have code ready doing the flight which i'll add to vs the next days, but I'm not shure about the rights wether we may use it , cause it is not my code. It is rather old (from 2000) but does it's work very good.

strook wrote:It could be possible to integrate a part or the whole flightgear engine.
Flightgear is far more developed, tough.
It could be possible to see trees, and all kind of scenery and we would have a propper physics engine and maybe an 3D cockpit.

strook wrote:Ok, ok ... You convinced me.
I think the next step is to get up the ogre branch from grave.
I think without it my efforts are useless.