Chaseplane Replay System

[roger-wilco-66]

Just found out that the team of FSFX will add a replay system to chaseplane soon. It has, among other goodies, a feature like the later FSRecorder versions had, which has long been missed. It renders frames and is virtually stutter free.


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Can't wait until this comes out!


Cheers,
Mark

[gman5250]

This is BIG.

I had a feeling these devs would address this one gap in P3D. I sure miss the FSRecorder. With the completely flexible static cameras, and a recorder, the possibilities are endless.

[gman5250]

I'm frankly surprised that this thread has seen no interest.

ChasePlane released the update today, including the replay and hot corners additions. I can't wait to experiment with the replay feature. Between the Chaseplane update and the SBX news, I feel a bit like Christmas has arrived early.

[Daube]

Concerning the replay and the famous "play as AI" from FSRecorder, I have been using a similar feature proposed by one of the cross-platform network flight tools, perhaps JoinFS if I'm not mistaken. The feature is a bit basic, but it works very well just like FSRecorder did.
But if Chaseplane integrate this feature with additional goodies or better usability, it's a good news indeed

[gman5250]

ChasePlane Replay and Hot Corners First Look

I've had a cursory look at the Replay feature. I did a taxi and take off sequence using the recording capabilities of Replay. I was then able to replay the sequence and jump to all of my interior, exterior and static camera presets that I had created prior to the update.

For me, this is a huge development and much anticipated. Now I need to spend some quality time with the interface and learn it's full capabilities and idiosyncrasies.

The hot corner are a nice addition as well. There are now eight locations in the screen "frame" that will select views by simply rolling the mouse over the programmed hot spots. Nice...I don't have to access an external menu to access favorites. For videographers who use a capture that excludes the mouse cursor this feature will allow camera changes while showing no unsightly cursor movements across the scene.

[roger-wilco-66]

Thanks for the insights, Gordon. Sounds fantastic.
I'll check it out tonight!


Cheers,
Mark