rkinkjr: Just a thought. Any chance of having an option to do the rescoring the music in the game? If it could be optional to either have the original score or new score? I like how the music starts slowly and picks up in XWA. And different bits r used from all movies, pretty much. I understand the goal is keeping this close to the original as much as possible but was wondering if the option choice could be added in the future?

hardytho: Dear Azrapse,

I just wanted to introduce myself and let you know that I have been quietly watching your progress with baited breath. I am so very excited to eventually dive in and enjoy what you and your team have worked so very hard to create. I was a huge X-Wing nerd back in the day and an even bigger Tie-Fighter nerd soon after. This past year, I bought and re-discovered my love for both games. But when I discovered that you and your team were cooking up the XWVM, my imagination truly ran wild. I just wanted to give you some encouragement to keep going, keep grinding and let you know that just because more people like myself aren't coming out of the woodwork to say flat out how excited we are, it doesn't mean that there aren't many many more just like myself who are silently wringing our hands in anticipation of XWVM's official release. Again, I don't normally write posts like this but you and your team are a special case because of the sheer ambition of what you're building. Keep up the hard work! I literally can't wait to play in the sandbox of your passion project!!!

Ps. I just read your comment about 'head bobbing' to create realistic inertia. That is a fantastic idea. As far as VR is concerned. I've played the X-Wing VR mission in Battlefront on a handful of occasions and can honestly say that while it does sometimes make you a little motion sick- I would argue that, would you not be a little motion sick if you really were dog-fighting in a massive space battle anyways? Like, that seems like it would be par for the course if you were actually a space pilot. In other words, a little dizziness, if anything, would actually ADD to the VR experience, not detract from it. Just a thought.

Azrapse: This is an example of the head bobbing in action. It's not overdone, and actually I have toned down the strength of it when speeding up or braking down since I made the video.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1afT9PxEzxS_cuoe_wsUyhXbVwaBFj2ta/view?usp=sharing

Azrapse: I am away during Christmas, but we can talk about helping with testing or coding once I am back. :)

Azrapse: This is an example of the head bobbing in action. It's not overdone, and actually I have toned down the strength of it when speeding up or braking down since I made the video.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1afT9PxEzxS_cuoe_wsUyhXbVwaBFj2ta/view?usp=sharing

NIcolasDaneau: Hi,

I don't have much knowledge about your project. I just learned about it tonight. Did not read through the hundreds of posts. But it seems very interesting.

I would like to know if what you are doing with X wing can be adapted on different plateforms, such as a Battletech Tesla Pod II?

A friend of mine recently bought a dozen of these machines and they are now fully restored.

It is possible to eventually incorporate different games on these machines, provided a bit of coding ajustments and aethetic cockpit remodeling. I'd like to see X wing on them.

Is it something feasable?

I could provide the details regarding the core of the pods if you need that information.

stonky: See attached, some recent texture work on the ISD bridge.