WolfViewer 7.2.4 w62 Far-Seeing Falcon

WolfViewer — Far-Seeing Falcon (7.2.4 w62)

Flying

• The land far below has its shape. Flying 100 m or more up, the regions beyond the ones you have loaded are drawn as real ground with hills and valleys, not flat. Connected regions use their own ground textures; the rest show their map picture laid over the ground.
• The far-away map pictures now show. In w61 they were meant to appear while you flew, but they were invisible.
• No more jumps in a big region. In a very large region (like Ireland), the distant ground stays in place as you fly across it.
• Your plane no longer snaps back. When the region's position updates for your plane were late, the plane and the camera jumped tens or hundreds of metres backwards for a moment, which felt like the view spinning. It now eases back smoothly.

Flight Mode autopilot

• Steady turns. The autopilot no longer banks too far and swings back past the heading. It stops banking at about 20–30 degrees.
• Smooth climbs and descents. It no longer switches between climbing and diving. On the way to the destination it comes down on a steady slope.
• Prefers to fly under the cloud. When there is room above the ground it flies 100 m under the cloud base, otherwise 100 m above the tops (the screen says UNDER CLOUD or OVER CLOUD).
• The engine is started for you. The ENG button and the automatic take-off send "start" unless you set another command.