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very cool, I've played some drone sims before and this is very similar, It doesn't work on big city for some reason though I just get stuck in a blue area. Hope this gets updated to fix that!

Work on it, make it perfect! Amazing fly!

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Incredible work. I fly FPV and this is an awesome alternative to LiftOff for messing around having fun doing freestyle. This opens up a ton of possible maps, very exciting. Great work! Very impressed a project like this is already in S&box! I'd love for some officially supported input method for radios in Linux. Mine seemed to actually detect input but the mapping was incorrect, might be easy to implement somehow as it seems to accept input out of the box for me.

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It could become a cool fpv drone simulator. needs polishing.

I play with Radiomaster Boxer and there seems to be a Deadzone in the center of throttle, which is super annoying and needs to go to become so much better.

Awesome developer and a professional at his work. Contacted him/her(not sure) and the developer made an entire blog post within a day on how to setup any radiomaster remote controller for s&box to recognize it with easy to follow instructions. Looking forward to seeing where this project goes!

Reviewing my own game to reply to the review below: Thank you for the feedback! I agree. I've noticed people joining and leaving, looking a little overwhelmed or confused by the way you enable different control schemes, and so I've just pushed an update that will make Keyboard + Mouse the default scheme for new players. That said, if you weren't able to catch it before, there is a setting on the main menu/lobby that lets you choose your input scheme before you load into a game and it saves that choice. So please note that if you end up replaying, you may need to change it there to see the default input method become Keyboard from then on! Supporting 3 different control schemes and 2 different flight modes is certainly a task, and I want to make sure players understand the systems presented to them. I appreciate it!!