When is a level of detail considered "obsessive"? Asking for a friend.
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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The instruments? Yeah. 100% 3D rigged.
It's one of my primary goals of the project is that everything in an instrument(with the exception of LCD screens obviously) are physical.
Needles move, compasses spin, etc...
I won't accept the panel being just 2D instruments wrapped into the 3D surface. I have to be better than that or what's the point?
Essentially, if I don't end up with a freeware aircraft that has at least somewhat close to the value of a payware aircraft, than its unacceptable to me. It's a matter of pride.