v0.11.0 — the realism pass

The realism pass. The world stops cheating when you look closely — or fly far,
or stay out after dark.

Highlights

• A landing light. L (or right shoulder). A real nose searchlight that
  slews to keep its pool ahead of you on approach — steep in the hover,
  shallow on final — with a lens glint, a HUD annunciator, and rain that
  flares inside the beam.
• Breaking surf on every shore. Swell lines steepen and dump white water
  as they shoal, building with the weather. Lakes stay glass; rivers stay
  rivers.
• Fire that survives a close look. Up close, flames writhe and tear
  instead of reading as sprite tongues; the far look you know is untouched.
  Embers now arc and rain down glowing.
• A high tactical view. V (or D-pad down): ~45° down on the aircraft so
  bucket, ground, and fire share one frame — and the bucket HUD line now
  reminds you of the views while the bucket is on the hook.
• The world holds together in motion. Weather cells, cloud shadows, smoke
  columns, burn scars and every ground pattern stay put as you cross the big
  island; cloud shadows drift at the wind forever instead of accelerating; a
  storm sea is finally rougher than a calm one, and the sea drifts downwind.
• Dusk behaves. The setting sun hands off to the moon instead of sweeping
  across the sky; distant rain shafts survive climbing into the cloud deck;
  flying inside cloud actually murks. Roads carry real dashes; about a fifth
  of houses stay dark at night.

Full details in the
CHANGELOG.

Installing on macOS: the app is not notarized. Double-click, choose Done,
then System Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway".