this looks fun thought i read you can use your goggels also

You should be able to use any monitor including video goggles that you can connect to your PC or Mac computer.

I believe this is gameplay footage of Liftoff. However, it may be another. Looks NIIICCEE!!

FPV Race PC Simulator - Quadrocopter FPV Race Simu (4 min 12 sec)

EDIT: It is NOT Liftoff......sorry.

Originally Posted by IndyFPV

I believe this is gameplay footage of Liftoff. However, it may be another. Looks NIIICCEE!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5MmOqWucHk


EDIT: It is NOT Liftoff......sorry.

That is still a nice looking simulator. Does anybody know what it is?


Liftoff does look like a decent simulator but the graphics aren't the best. It's almost like they rushed to get the product to market and had to keep the graphics low. If they can improve the graphics, I would be thinking about buying it. Another thing Fat Shark or ImmersionRC can consider making is a small set top box for the computer which takes in HDMI, VGA, or DVI from the monitor and transmits the signal in a format that our video goggles can receive. Maybe take it a step further and add a wireless receiver or PPM/S-bus port so we can use our normal radios and FPV goggles with the simulator. I don't think it would take too much time or money to develop and bring to the market since most of the work is already done. If somebody could make this I would buy it in a heartbeat if it's priced reasonably.

There are already devices that will allow you to get the video from your PC to a vTx to transmit to your goggles.

Originally Posted by RyanF121

That is still a nice looking simulator. Does anybody know what it is?


Liftoff does look like a decent simulator but the graphics aren't the best. It's almost like they rushed to get the product to market and had to keep the graphics low. If they can improve the graphics, I would be thinking about buying it. Another thing Fat Shark or ImmersionRC can consider making is a small set top box for the computer which takes in HDMI, VGA, or DVI from the monitor and transmits the signal in a format that our video goggles can receive. Maybe take it a step further and add a wireless receiver or PPM/S-bus port so we can use our normal radios and FPV goggles with the simulator. I don't think it would take too much time or money to develop and bring to the market since most of the work is already done. If somebody could make this I would buy it in a heartbeat if it's priced reasonably.

I love it! A version for mobile devices would be great too.

Can we hook our own radio controller to it so we don't have to use mouse and keyboard? If so, I may never actually go flying outside again..

I think the graphics will look fine. My goggles are very low-res compared to my computer monitor.

Also, head to head over the internet is a must! Imagine like 50 of us all buzzing around on the same map. Anarchy!

Interesting concept. Most important features in my eyes in order would be:
-Physics
-Graphics
-Multiplayer Options
Granted, I wear glasses so my vision is not perfect, but it is what I see. Any idea on when this will be available?

-Nix

It's not my intention to "bump" an old topic, but I just noticed this discussion and wanted to share a new gameplay video:

Liftoff - Early Access Footage (1 min 32 sec)

Enjoy!

Wait a second, this game actually puts interference in the video? Talk about authentic!

I just picked up an Oculus Rift, any chance this game will do 3D?

Looks fun hopefully you can get rid of the goofy osd.

What is the expected price of the sim?

Its out in early version.
$19.99

http://store.steampowered.com/app/410340/

Originally Posted by Rapti

Its out in early version.
$19.99

http://store.steampowered.com/app/410340/

Anyone except me having issues calibrating the Interlink Elite controller with the game? Can't get the throttle axis to behave normal. Centerpoint is all wrong, can't arm the quad. Calibration doesn't work, game seems to loose controller completely.

Edit: got it to work, nvm.