The props a good foot under the water, looks closer because of the camera angle.

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Thanks for the kind words, unfortunately, VR in Xplane at the moment is not very good, certainly alot worse than it was when I made this video, the other two sims I play, Elite Dangerous and DCS have rock solid VR implementation, always have had. But for some reason XPlane has always had pretty lacklustre VR support, which is a shame. On the plus side, with DCS's long term plan for a world map and the fact they are starting to include civilian aircraft, XPlane may get a run for it's money in the future ! Then again, XPlane switching to Vulkan might help also. Anyway, I'm currently in the area with FSEconomy so I'll set up a flight in your area soon, thanks again.

Pretty heavy, it sits on it's own rail assembly and isn't directly attached to the lens, it works in such a way that when the lens is fully extended it mates perfectly with the back of the converter. I'm sure I have a video on my channel showing the converter with an ax53, same setup just with a different camera, thanks!

David Cornwell Thanks very much, no the DC-3 isn't included with X Plane 11, there are atleast two different models available, this is the VSKYLABS version which I can recommend, it seems to be getting worked on regularly judging by the updates, you can purchase it directly from them also. This was captured using Oculus Mirror so it looks even better live !

Thanks, Steve, one more question, you didn't seem to have any problems with the touch controllers will you not use them if Larimar brings back mouse control for X-Plane VR?

David Cornwell Not sure David, the only thing I don't like about having to use the controllers is having to put them down and pick them up when you want to flick a switch or pull a handle, since I use a joystick and throttle and prefer that control method, I put the controller on a little desk in front of me, and end up knocking it on the floor from time to time as you can't see a lot with the headset on, I like using the touch controllers but if they introduce a system of look and click, like in DCS, i'll probably use it, if it's just mouse control, your back to the same problem of finding the mouse every time you want to click a switch ! If that's the case i'll stick with the controllers, in a plane like this they are really easy to use as there are no switches behind the yoke. The only lever I struggle with is the tail wheel lock, it's right at floor level on the centre console, my desk prevents the sensors from picking up my controllers that low so i have to adjust my view, not a major problem, I'll make a video about this particular plane once i figure out how to start it !

That would be great if you could Steve, thanks mate.

Stelios Stelios At the moment, XPlane is more reliant on CPU than GPU, that is likely to change in the future, but I assure you, a 1070 is more than capable of running XPlane in VR, as long as you have a good processor, thanks.