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#SKYMAXX PRO SUCKS SIMULATOR#
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All of our default aircraft (with the exception of the F-4, CirrusJet, and SR-71) are completely VR-ready.

Of course, we expect many of you will return to your hardware devices, I think it’s still a good idea to leave your comfort zone and just have a little fun too! I think it’s important to see how usable things are without the need for any hardware at all. I encourage you to abandon them…cut the cords man!!!!….move your chair away from your desk….just for a little while…and try flying the aircraft with JUST the VR controllers.

I know many of you have very elaborate and expensive hardware setups.

We will continue to add features and make adjustments based on user feedback. Aircraft authors should begin getting their aircraft ready to support VR headsets (documentation coming soon!). It works very well but it does have limitations and artifacts like you’d expect from an early release. The purpose of this is to let you all play around with it. This does not contain the final set of features. You do NOT need to purchase X-Plane through Steam even though the Steam App is a requirement.

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In addition, you’ll need a Windows PC* with modern hardware and an installation of Steam and SteamVR. It is, of course, our goal to maintain support with all mainstream and common headsets in the future but at this moment, these are the only two officially supported systems. At this time, these are the only two headsets to have official support.

In order to use VR with X-Plane 11, you need an Oculus Rift CV1 (with Touch Controllers) or an HTC Vive. Objects and manipulators are the right sizes and distances…just stand next to the tires or engines on one of the airliners and you’ll understand what I mean by scale. You also get a sense of scale for the first time. VR lets you have unlimited freedoms to move your head and body around naturally.

For the first time EVER, you can fly precisely and accurately by looking around and interacting with the cockpit without being anchored to a narrow field of view and small clickable hotspots viewed from unnatural angles. Once you try a VR headset, you’ll never want to fly without one again.

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After an intense year of development and a few demos of the technology at various Flight Simulator conferences, it’s finally time to let you all in on a preview of X-Plane 11 with VR support built-in! I will admit that I personally thought this was another technologic fad that was going to fade without ever gaining traction but I’m happy to say that I think I was wrong.