In regards to playing 32-bit, of course we should still use our 32 bit fspax and p3d/fsx. Ive had many years of enjoyment with fspax and am not really looking for the program to change much at all. We have enough bigwig companies out there and I like what Dan has done with it, and I always like to support the independent guys. Personally I would not want him to sell his program, rights or titles.
I know now it will take some time to finish it, but at least we know now that the project hasnt been trashed. Ive had the pleasure of talking to him via email and asking for a price adjustment on fspX (long story lol), but what he showed was nothing but kindness back to me. Im sure he knows that he has a lot of fans and cheerleaders out here that are cheering him on.
Thanks Joe for that timely reply, very much appreciated.įirst and foremost I want to say that my thoughts and prayers are with Dan and for beating the big C. Why discourage this at all when people do have a choice? In the meantime, if people want to use the 32 bit version it's their choice.
I'm sure he could package it up for someone to decipher his own hacks that he uses to make FsP work, but who knows how long that would take him to accomplish this. After all, all of the coding he does comes from memory and not based on a series of handwritten notes. As he stated, FsP was 80% completed.Īs far as Dan selling all rights, title and interest of FsP? I have asked him about this some months before he got sick. Frankly, going through intensive cancer treatments takes a toll on the body, so I wouldn't expect him to be jumping through hoops to get things completed. I wouldn't have expected him to jump back into it for hours and hours a day like he did prior to getting sick. He is slowly getting back to coding for V4. (18-02-2019, 03:23 PM)Joeflyer Wrote: I received a reply from Dan the other day. I hope I did not offend or disrespect anyone I just believe we deserve a few answers. Im sure there are a hand full of excellent programmers out there that can accomplish the project and continue the FSpassengers legacy. Should there be continuation on the project, I dont think it is too much to ask for a more realistic time frame again so that we customers are not pulling out our hair.Īnd Lastly, if Dan really has no intention of finishing the project, maybe he should sell the source code to someone else who can complete the project. Without intending to sound rude, disrespectful, or anything like that I do believe that we customers have waited patiently for long - and I think it is owed to us to know an answer if we are waiting in vain or not. I think those who have the means of contacting Dan at this point need to give us a new and more realistic expectation for FSPassengers P3Dv4. So I understand that Dan is sick and that he has put the FSPassengers p3dv4 project on hold for the foreseeable future.
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