FPV Freerider
Input system update
This will be most noticeable on Windows machines. Now you should no longer need to set up special endpoints for radios such as the FrSky Taranis etc.
You should now be able to simply use a standard default model setup on your radio (which is especially helpful on some radios which does not have a screen).
After updating you will probably need to go through the Calibrate Controller procedure in the simulator again. Sorry for this inconvenience. (It is inevitable since the internal workings of the input system is now completely different).
If you have previously needed to use a model with modified endpoints, it is now recommended to going back to using a standard default model setup. That will most likely give the best calibration.
Update - Racetrack Generator, Expo Settings
- New custom settings screen with ability to fine tune the expo curve
- Ability to choose the amount of deadzone - large, medium, small, off (in the main menu)
Update, Racetrack Generator
FPV Freerider Classic has been updated with a racetrack generator that uses procedural generation to create an almost infinite variation of gate arrangements.
Some of the latest changes to the simulator include:
- Racetrack Generator (Generate millions of tracks automatically)
- Completely new Self-Leveling mode (Angle mode - set maximum tilt angle)
- Side-by-Side VR view (as previously available in the Android version)
- Rates showing as degrees per second on the custom settings screen
- Adjusted the Preset rate values
- Yaw now also has expo
- Four expo curves in total (Expo1, 2, 3 and Linear)
- Opened up the Playground map a bit, also made it more efficient
- Square gimbals on the touchscreen controls (meaning full stick throw in all directions)
- Changes to the flight sound
- Hotkeys for flightmode: U,I,O (Self-Leveling/Acro/3D)
- Groundeffect simulation