Hi All,
Turns out no one in the world will make my dream radio - a gamepad-sized radio that will accommodate my fav gimbals - the AG01s from Radiomaster.
Does anyone know of anyone who has produced a 3d model/print for to do this?
Picture for attention - this guy seems to have come close, but f#$k paying 700 bucks. lol
Hey r/fpv. I'm Mat, and I've been building WebFPV in the evenings after work and dad life, about two months so far. It's a free FPV sim that runs in the browser on real Betaflight 4.5.1 compiled to WebAssembly. I'm an average pilot myself (my first quad was a 65mm whoop in 2021), and most changes come from flying it and noticing what bugs me.
Here's what changed over the last week or so.
Freestyle has an ink look now. The menus and trick badges are drawn in a manga ink style, and the freestyle worlds have outlines on everything. Fly fast and you get speed lines at the edges of the screen. A real crash gets a short impact frame. The second screenshot is a fast pass over the same map as the first, with the outlines and speed lines on. Race tracks stay clean, and if it isn't your thing, a Manga and scoring switch in Settings turns all of it off.
Cars on the drift and freestyle maps got proper shapes instead of boxes, plus a new rear drive coupe. In the first screenshot a red one is drifting round my own Hibari Yard Tandem map.
On the menu, the Freestyle card now films whatever map you loaded, including one you built yourself. It used to be a grey placeholder. The third screenshot shows the new one.
There's a replay mode too. It plays a lap from the Board with nobody flying, from a chase camera or a first person view. There's no button for it on the Board yet, so for now it's mostly how I make clips.
Last one is a lap timing fix. A track with two flags on one pole was letting through laps of a few milliseconds, so the timer now wants some real flying between two scoring gates before it counts the next one.
It's free with no account, and it runs with a radio in joystick mode or a gamepad: https://webfpv.org/?ref=reddit
I'd like to hear what feels off, especially on the freestyle side.
G'day all,
Some of you might remember me as andAdgainFPV. I got busy dadding and working for a few years, but I'm back flying again and signed up for RaceGOW 6.
While I was away, I built something. It's a free FPV simulator that runs in a web browser, no install, no download: webfpv.org
I was a software developer pre-AI. Now I just shout at AI agents and tell them to be better (kidding, but not really). It's like having a whole dev team for about 30 coffees a month, which beats hiring people.
FPV is hard to get into. The learning curve is steep, and it costs money before you've even crashed anything. I wanted to lower that barrier a little. A local school is already using it to teach their avionics science kids to fly, which is exactly what I had in mind.
I'm not trying to compete with the proper sims. This is for people who can't afford one yet, or can't install one where they are.
It'll stay free. Down the track I might sell some stickers through the site, and maybe take a couple of small sponsors with logos in the game to cover hosting. It's a hobby and a labour of love.
Tell me what's broken, what feels wrong, and what you'd want added. If someone has a better idea, I'll build it.
Omarchy fan here, since the start. Run it on my dev machines. However, my gaming pc and sim rig are still on Windows (mostly for Fortnite with the kids).
So... decided to create some makeup for Windows. This is nothing like Omarchy in any way other than aesthetics. Honestly, get Omarchy.org, use Linux. It's better. And... as I recently learned, games are fine (with only a few exceptions). However, if you absolutely must use Windows and you want the Omarchy vibe.
Try this: https://winmarchy.org/
