Haven't played in like a year, and I used to be able to get the timing for darkslides like 25% of the time.

This morning I spent half an hour trying and only got two in like 150 attempts. Is this intended or am I missing something? The catch window feels like it's literally 1 millisecond now lol

NexusMods has temporarily quarantined the mod (now called "Night City FPV") pending manual review due to a false positive on the FPVControllerSetup.exe file. 1 out of 69 vendors on VirusTotal unfortunately flagged it, and their automated system blocked it for now. I'm working with the Nexus moderation team to get it unblocked as soon as possible, and I've submitted a false positive report to the vendor that flagged it.

Now that that's out of the way, some new stuff since my last post!

As you can hear, I've added prop noise! And I've even built a dynamic reverb system that affects the audio based on proximity to objects around you. Flying out in the open sounds crisp, but if you duck into a tunnel or parking garage, you get all of that beautiful reverb and echo that you'd expect. This was a huge undertaking to get working, as custom sound (especially custom sound being controlled in real time) is not natively supported by the game. The reverb implementation was even more complicated, but I think it was worth it. Adding audio has introduced new dependencies though. Currently, the required mods for this to work are as follows:

Cyber Engine Tweaks

RED4ext

Codeware

Redscript

TweakXL

Audioware

I've had a few beta testers that have proven functionality with at least other Radiomaster radios (the Pocket and Zorro in particular). There have also been some updates to the default physics settings for a more realistic feel.

If you can't wait for Nexus to unblock the mod, you can join my Discord here for installation instructions and the mod files TODAY!: https://discord.gg/sZvquNFsj

I've been searching and waiting for someone else to do this for years, but unfortunately the couple of posts I've seen from other people attempting this have fizzled out with no updates on progress.

So I'm now taking this on myself. I luckily have some programming experience, I fly FPV in real life, but I have no experience creating mods for Cyberpunk (I do have an exceptional level of autism, though). I'm going to do my best to get somewhat reasonably accurate physics within the limitations of a game engine that wasn't really designed for this.

I've already started development (only a few hours in) and I'm at the stage where I have drone coordinates updating in real time with gravity, drag, etc. No camera attached to the drone entity or anything yet, but I do believe this is feasible.

Any interest?

What do you all recommend?

SDR# has been super intuitive for me, and I can get some great audio quality on the lower HAM bands. The noise filters have been great.

I saw someone talking about how much they love SDR Console, so I installed it and I just cannot get good results. It feels like signals are much harder to pick up and make clear with the noise filters.

Are there any basic things that someone new to SDR Console could easily miss, causing bad results?

I'm using an RTL-SDR V4 with an MLA-30+ antenna and the preamp that comes with the MLA-30.

Edit: I think a lot of people commenting are missing the point. I'm not asking to get rid of solo/PG if that's what you really want to do. I'm only advocating for giving people more reason to play open.

It's disappointing that the state of the game has pushed most of the playerbase into solo or private groups. There are changes that could be made to alleviate some of the gripes causing people to avoid open play.

I'm thinking something more along the lines of how EVE handles crime/punishment, IE:

1. Systems have a security rating, from 0.0 to 1.0

2. If you attack someone unprovoked in a high security area, you are almost immediately stopped by an overwhelming force of system police that prevent you from warping away. In EVE, the system police interfere fast enough that you don't even have enough time to kill your target in most instances.

3. In low sec systems (say 0.4 to 0.7) the system police will show up but there's still a chance of escape if you do everything right, IE: a smaller force that can't mass lock you

4. In 0.0 to 0.3 anything goes, no system security

This security rating would be based on system population and other factors, and you should be able to set your route planner to "prefer high security systems" if you're a trader and want to avoid problems from other players.

Essentially I'm advocating for stricter and more immediate punishment for players who attack innocent traders completely unprovoked, but allow for piracy and whatnot in systems on the edge of the bubble, or in lower security areas.

I just saw a dude literally just sitting inside of Ryman Enterprise shooting people with force shells, and the station didn't do anything about it. But the second I shot back at him, I get blown up instantly?