News By Feb 25, 2015, 08:15 AM Out with the Swing, and in with the OpenGL. Is the newest release of the well rooted RC simulator. This new update has the best graphics yet from HELI-X. With models like FPV quad racing, helicopters, and so on.

It is a free functional demo version (4 helicopters, 1 quadrocopter). If you like it, you can upgrade to a full version, and receive all the models, and sceneries. Works on all the popular platforms like Windows, Mac-OS X and Linux. Features • Best possible real-time physics based on modern mathematical methods. • Availability for Windows, Mac-OS X and Linux. • Many trainings so that your practice makes fun.

• Fair price and free updates. • Full functional demo version which you can really try before buy. Updates in 6.0 • Completely OpenGL-based, no use of Swing anymore • Possibility of full screen display • Sun glare and anisotropic texture filter • Improved aerodynamics • Crash and retry Training • More accurate simulation of the ground effect • Improved engine rotor coupling • Detail window • Camera setting with keep-ground-in-view • Improved and new head up displays • And many other changes to improve HELI-X • Gear like animations at helicopters Direct download links.

LINK 1: LINK 2: http://ultrafiles.net/AUZWh. Most of these systems can be connected to a PC using only one USB connection, and can be used with standard flight simulation software like FSX or X-Plane. The packages are usually of a much higher quality than mainstream game controllers and are often used in a commercial / professional environment.

Hi, What hardware is needed for v6? I have a older notebook with Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 2.2GHz 4Gb RAM running Windows Vista 32bit.

I loaded Heli-X ver4.2.1254 demo, it runs the Logo 600 at less than 20fps and is really jerky on screen. Any thoughts on how to smooth out the jerky response? Is it my screen resolution and video RAM at fault? Thanks in advance. You probably have a crappy built in video processor. Thinkertoys Ebook Pdf Gratuit there. No way to fix that.

If it has an actual Nvidia or Radeon chip, then upgrade your video drivers. If its an older Intel video processor, not much you can do. My Macbook Pro has Intels newest video processor, and it is very smooth.