Here’s the screen-shot of the PFD with dual-cue flight director I am working on. It looks and fits better on 
larger airplanes.
Very likely it will be sold separately or be a paid addon to the existing single-cue version.
No worry, it will be free to all who purchase the PFD before the launch of this variation. Should be ready by next weekend.
Just about to place my order for the Nvidia GTX 1080Ti and found the Titan Xp has arrived.
Although the company claims the card using the new groundbreaking Pascal architecture is now the most powerful graphics card for gaming and VR on the market and can deliver up to 3x the performance of previous-generations, the $1,200 price-tag (wow, nearly double of the GTX 1080Ti) is way too much for most people, including me of course, to afford.
Moreover, the card is only available in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico regions from Nvidia directly for the moment. Continue reading
Are you sure you have your system set up properly? I thought I did until two days ago I found out that my 2133 MHz memory actually had been running at standard 1333 MHz for over a year. 
Obviously I somehow missed the configuration the last time when I upgraded the system BIOS. And too bad I didn’t aware of it at all.
The problem was spotted by a free utility Continue reading
The generic Garmin G5 style PFD has been completed. As mentioned earlier, this is by far the most complicated gauges 
I made for the FIP, particularly in terms of layout implementations.
For example, just the vertical speed indicator alone (on the edge of the right hand side) took me nearly a week to get to a satisfied result, which allows it to adapt to various vertical speed requirements up to +/- 9,900 feet.
Color matching is also a very time-consuming task because the bitmaps shown on the FIP Continue reading
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