@xslash insanity

Darn. Oh well. My bank account is thanking you. That's pretty cool how oh can use your FS transmitter. Reminds me of the flight simulators I've used.

@jIb

Click on VRC at the bottom of the post in the source.

I LOVE the on- road version.

It has helped me make very good changes to my driving style and my off-road has considerably improved due to the precision of on-road racing.

oh hell yeah ive wanted an rc simulator like this forever!

I might actually hook up my FS-GT3B radio to my PC and check this out.

excuse me while I tinker for a bit to try and get this to work on my mac...
I've got 29 more days to figure it out

Woo!

I hope I can get it!

A necessary evil.

welp... it's way out of my hands. I've gotten TONS of other games to work, but VRC uses so many plugins and resources that I can't seem to get them to all agree...
I messed up my virtual wine HDD too, and now my mscoree.dll is corrupted, and it doesn't seem to like the restored version either

but I tried it out on VMware
and DEAR GOD
it's SO HARD!
if driving an actual RC was this difficult I would have given up ages ago!
And I'm quite proficient at playing computer racing games.
Honestly... I don't even know what to say, it doesn't feel realistic at all, the steering is better on my TT-01!
maybe I'm doing something wrong

User Unrelated: The difficulty could be a consequence of the software setup you are running. If you have the posibility, try it out on a "real" Windows installation. I have tried many times in the past to use wine etc when I got in to a "I should run Linux" phase, and I have never had results I was happy with. Issues I have had: low framerate, input lag, weird bugs, strange crashes etc.

Will try getting my hands on a data cable for my flysky GT2, if it's possible, and THEN jump on the 30 free days offer.

yes it does i think there is a 12 dollar a month(premium or something) or just $9 a year(minumum) that you can do but it doesn't give you everything and you don't get discounts on buying extra tracks/cars.