Разработчик: FlyInside Inc.
Описание
Our software supports a variety of input options, including joysticks, gamepads, VR motion controllers, Leap Motion, and keyboard/mouse. You can play in VR or on-desktop.
The software is in Early Access, so we're constantly working on new features, improvements, and fixes. You can expect a steady stream of updates, both major and minor throughout 2019 and beyond.
Included aircraft:
- MilViz B-55
- MilViz 310R
- MilViz T-50
- MilViz DHC-3
- MilViz 737-200
- TFDi Design 717
- MilViz T-38A
- MilViz B-407
- MilViz MD-530
- MilViz CH-47D
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel i5 or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 11.1 Compatible GPU
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel i7 or equivalent
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1060 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
A realistic flight sim that was built for VR and can get 120 fps on average hardware with decent graphical fidelity. None of those things are true about Microsoft Flight Sim, Xplane, or Aerofly.
The only downsides are some annoying bugs, like the 2nd flight tutorial not working, and a small number of aircraft to choose from. However, there still is plenty of variety and all of your basic types are represented. Prop planes, airliners, fighters, attack helicopters, and cargo helicopters. Also, the aircraft cockpits and controls are extremely detailed and lifelike. I wish this game wasn't abandoned because it's still one of the best options for VR flight sims despite its flaws.
This sim for me is meh the sim in vr is so laggy and i wish there was some more addons for the sim. the sim isnt all to bad but it seems like the dev hasnt touched it since the release
Great app,i would love to see the option of AI automatic piloting of the aircraft though so you can just sit back and enjoy the flight
I love how detailed the aircraft and cockpit is as well as well as how realiistic and detailed the controls,are ,builings too the scenery outside could be a tad more detailed,i love the realism of the clouds,nice touch, ****,
I would like to enjoy any part of the us and canda in flight the uk too!❤️
Thank you developers for the app 😊
One thing i would like ,how about spacecraft like the space shuttle etc,it would be awsomne too !!!
It's hard for me to understand why this simulator doesn't get more attention for virtual reality flyers. Unlike the other sims FlyInside works. Yes, really. Download, hit play and you are in the cockpit moments later actually flying in VR with frames other sims can only dream of. No hunting for tips on changing obscure settings in config files. No following discussions on how you can get a 1% FPS improvement if you fiddle with this or that or the next thing. No hanging on for the "next great update" just down the line.
FlyInside just works. And works extremely well. I have tried them all. Aerofly FS2 is close for VR, but FlyInside streams the whole world and has the airports.
If you a VR pilot, do yourself a favor. Buy this. Get back to VR flying, instead of VR tweaking. You know what I mean.
This project is dead in the water unfortunately. I bought it a year ago and still can't play it more than a few minutes before it crashes. There are others simulators that are better and it is a shame because performance wise this would'be been perfect for VR and although graphics are basic they would be more than enough for now.
Works flawlessly on a cheap Windows Mixed Reality set (Dell Visor for me).
I don't think it deserves to have mixed reviews, this is a great sim and even at this point in development its 100% worth the price for a simulator with free content. My dad, a 52 year old with no VR experience got to try this and he was impressed, he used to fly private back in the old days and he used to have Microsoft Flight sim 98 and 2000 and this gave him an opportunity to get back into the cockpit! This is the next gen of flight sims, no need to buy expensive setup parts for immersion, everything in the cockpit works and I love it! (maybe some rudder pedals are needed for better immersion!).
I really hope this gets workshop support or new aircraft, I really need an F-86 or any classic Mig!
It is still in a beta state, but it is super promissing. I wish DCS would implemente such a "real VR handling". What I love is indeed the handling, that you can push and pull and rotate every knob and button and even the joystick and handles. Especially the bigger planes are impressive.
Also the clouds in the simulation are very nice. I hope the developer will expand the simulation and enable the few missing functions.
Turn around, here lies an abandoned game.
A buggy, unsatisfying mess.
Overpriced garbage! Project is probably dead as well and if it isn't then it doesn't stand a chance against msfs 2020.
There hasn't been an update for this game for nearly a year. I think this has been abandoned. It could evolve into something worthy but with no development taking place there would seem to be no point in buying it. If there had been at least some small updates or tweaks then I might have been willing to stick with it but no...absolutely nothing.
Wait for Flight simulator 2020
VR seems more stable than X-Plane 11 but choice of aircraft is limited and avionic don't work correctly. I couldn't figure out how to get the Garmin 530 on the Cessna 310, as I had seen in several images. In the end it likely doesn't matter as I discovered most of the buttons on the G1000 don't actually work.
For just flying around, this would likely be better than X-Plane but for IFR practice, it's a non-starter.
You know, I understand that early access games have issues, and I'm normally okay with it, but that reasoning only goes so far, and anything beyond that is unacceptable, which is a territory where this flight sim is starting to tread. It does show a lot of potential, and the VR is pretty smooth despite the high level of graphical details, but there's so many really basic things that don't work at all, or work very poorly that it hardly matters. At least one of the aircraft causes the sim to freeze after 5 minutes, every time, so it's basically unusable. (This bug has been around for months, and even the most recent update still didn't fix it.) The Bell 407 has a starter switch that doesn't work at all, so you can't do a realistic shutdown and startup. The instrument lights in the 407 cannot be controlled manually, and the last patch broke them so they illuminate during the day, but not at night... and I don't even know where to start with that bullshit. I mean, really? The GPS units don't work in any of the aircraft, so you can't even plot a simple course between airports. You can center the VR view, but you can't adjust the seat position, and none of the default positions are even close to correct, so the virtual seat or yoke ends up where your legs or chest are. There's plenty of other things that don't work and haven't worked for a LONG time, but I hope you see where I'm going with this.
It's not all bad though... a few months ago, they added real-time terrain mapping and scenery generation that streams data from Bing maps. This does remove the old "tiled" ground textures and replaces them with real-world satellite images without having to download and install massive texture packs. This particular update was much needed and very cool.
However, despite that cool feature, if you like frequent updates for your early access games, you're likely to be disappointed here because updates for this sim happen very very slowly, often with months in between them. Even when an update does get released, it breaks twice as many things as it fixes (and usually the "fixes" are for obscure little things few people even knew about) so it's a case of one step forward, two steps back. They just released a new helicopter, some horrible little thing which is a total pain and ZERO fun to fly (and I know how to fly helicopters), but it's only made worse by the fact that time and effort was put into this new helicopter while all the long-time glaring bugs were completely ignored... again. The new helicopter model isn't even finished, it has huge sections of polygons inside that are missing, allowing you to see right through the rear of the fuselage. Oh, and the instrument lights don't work at night either, go figure.
In some ways, the developers *seem* to have interest in doing more with this sim, but often times it feels like they don't have the necessary level of commitment to make it happen, and it's frustrating.
Bottom line, I've been patient and waited months to see some reasonable improvements before posting my review, but they're not happening, so I can't recommend this game at this time. My plan is to leave it alone for now, and maybe 6 or 12 months down the road, I'll check up on it again and hope that it's in a better place than it is now.
Some time ago situation was simple and there were two dominant civil simulators - FSX and X-plane. Than aging FSX was abandoned and X-plane became prominent simulator. And than came the VR and mixed all the cards.
This review is from VR perspective only. For the complexity, flight models, systems and ATC is X-plane still best product in the market by far. But regarding VR experience it is not as simple.I will try to quickly compare Flyinside with it's civil VR competitors - X-plane and Aerofly FS2
X-plane
scenery: global, but autogen scenery not suitable for VFR. Your only orientation is road network
weather: complex, supports real life weather
performance: not well optimized for VR, micro stuttering and performance drops
planes: supports additional planes, most planes have good looking cockpits with functional switches
Aerofly FS2
scenery: does not have global scenery, just several free and several paid areas, that varies in quality. Basically they are photoreal, with added models. Some of them are very nice, for example Grand Canyon area or paid Netherlands scenery
weather: simple, just few sliders to adjust cloud layers and thermal activity
performance: perfectly optimized for VR, never had an issue
planes: supports additional planes and default planes have the best looking cockpits and models I have seen in civil flight simulator
Flyinside Flight Simulator
scenery: last version introduced global photoreal scenery with 3d models and some autogen elements that instantly changed Flyinside into my preferred VR simulator with stunning VFR experience. It looks good in the daytime and stunning in the dusk
weather: simple, only few basic types of weather
performance: something between X-plane and Aerofly. Generally optimization seems to be very good, but decreases with time, provably due to memory leaks or something similar
planes: currently only few default planes, they don't have the quality of Aerofly default cockpits, but on the other hand their style goes well with the scenery.
I haven't compared the control methods - my preferred VR control method is HOTAS + mouse for cockpit switches and all three simulators support this method so regarding this I don't have issue with any of them. Other methods (control everything with virtual hands I tried only in X-plane, but as far as I know Flyinside supports it too).
Conclusion
I am big fan of general aviation and VFR. And Flyinside is sim where I could see the landscape as I know it, find our supermarket with nearby parking lot, circle around the radio tower next to the highway, find the small bus stop and than follow the road and fly over our house. Even the small building with water pump next to our house was there as a 3D object.
That's what I expect from VFR simulator and Flyinside delivers that.
Devs seem to be active working on this sim, so I suppose that Flyinside is thanks to the photoreal global scenery probably current best option for any VR VFR enthusiast.
Amazing flight simulator in VR. The latest update really ups the game and it's the reason I finally pulled the trigger on purchasing it. Now you can fly ANYWHERE in the world and while the 3d buildings and landscape is not there yet, the visual fidelity is still pretty impressive, especially from a certain height.
This doesn't mean its perfect, but performance is pretty good, visual are getting better and better and the experience itself is really good. The years of being involved with other heavy weights of flight simulation really show up here.
It's not easy to master, as the simulation is really detailed, but there are options that can get you flying right away without any real flying experience. I have a HOTAS and I don't use it because I just love that every single control is accessible through the plane's cockpit and the VR interface. Flick those switches. Just give it a try, even the one you don;t know what they do and you see you plane plummet from the sky! The immersion is great and I look forward to the future updates.
Solid VR Sim, its in its early stages but it feels like a complete product. Its got a nice starting selection of aircraft. Honestly its got a few jet liners and a few prop planes with a single on the way. I personally would like to see them add a big long haul jet liner and of course everyones favorite puddle jumper the Piaggo Avantii. Asides from the aircraft this is a full VR focused simulation, what's nice is this has full scenery, if you fly to landmarks you will actually see something, unlike Xplane. This Sim is still early access, i know most of us shy away from them these days but these devs seem less like a company out to make a buck and more like a group of flight sim enthusiasts who were tired of the crap that was on the market for VR sims. The game does lack ATC, its scenery is basic, but they promise to improve that and have an update on its way. Devs very active in discussions as well. If your looking for a future in VR flight sims place your investment here.
It works ok in its current state, however I purchased this with the idea that FSX aircraft would be compatible. I have a couple of high quality Paid aircraft that I wanted to use in VR however since they don't work I'll be returning the product. But like I said in its current state it works ok. If they ever get the Freeflystd Mig-29SMT implimented I will definenetly repurchase.
So just know your current FSX aircraft will not work with Flyinside. If I remember right there was an FSX addon a while ago that did work with FSX, shame it doesn't still exist.
Game has potential but would not work properly for me, the low altitude terrain is early 2000s quality. and the game decided to go through the first time startup routine every time I ran it which is rather annoying.
If they improve the terrain and get more planes available it will be a pretty solid game, but currently its a $35 rough demo.
It's ok. They have couple of planes and scenarios which work fine. But very less scenarios and some of them doesn't work well and glitchy. They should hurry up and make this better ASAP before microsoft flight simulator or someone else does a fantastic job on VR soon. Need more scenarios and guidance to fly the bigger jets (step by step instructions like in the 1st scenario). Video clarity should be a bit better too. Hard to see the guages and read what 's on it, unless you really lean into the guages.
Very early access, may be worth it later but for now be forewarned this is not a vr simulator you can currently play with motion controllers alone, although it would be hard to tell that from the way it's presented in thier materials. I am disappointed that the motion controller stuff feel very buggy, with many commands not accessable from the controller. Instead, one must drill down thru multiple monochromatic windows to do things, quite immersion-busting. Also there is no button bound by default to re-center the HMD position?! Seriously, guys that's like VR dev 101. Use a radial menu or something please...
Had the flyinside for XPlane and worked really well so picked up their sim and it also does not dissapoint and works very well with my vive. Getting great frame rates and comes with a good host of aircraft with great 3D cockpits with convincing sounds & flight handling. These guys seem to know a lot about flight sims and VR and I am looking forward to how this sim develops in the future.
I applaud the developers for their commitment and passion for this title and it shows with each and every update this truly has the making of something exceptional in the flight sim space and deserves to be acknowledged and supported with the same respect that these guys give back.
Just as VR is getting stale & repetitive its title likes this that for me give VR hope!
Since the latest update the scenery looks amazing!!!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | FlyInside Inc. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 67% положительных (91) |