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This combination of schools and colleges plus a pilots’ license got me the training in flying, computer programming, and aerospace engineering that you need to write a flight simulator.Ģ – When would you say the love of aviation started?ģ – Did you ever imagine you would be juggling so many things at once? Ie Flying, Laminar Research, plus all your other activities? Here we have the man behind X-Plane, the man who started it all and produced a civilian mainstream Flight Simulator in 64bit before anyone else, and a man passionate enough to stand by his product day by day.Īvsim is extremely excited to have this opportunity to meet Austin Meyer, and learn what we can expect in the upcoming X-Plane 11 as well as the future beyond that.ġ – Could you please tell us a bit about Austin Meyer? Where were you born/grew up, general background?Īustin - Born in California grew up in South Carolina went to St Pauls School in New Hampshire (Google Meyer Scholar to see a scholarship I have set up for that school) then went to Carnegie Mellon and Iowa State.
So having a juggernaut from Microsoft, developed over so many years and with such a large budget, why would you need a new, different sim? Well, why not? Truly, if everyone thought we needed no change, no option, no competition, there would be no innovation, and innovation appears to be Austin Meyer’s middle name, as well as maybe “resilience”? I will let him pick. Sim loyalty is a strange thing.people can go about it as if their virtual lives depended on it.
It is hard to ignore the other sim in the mainstream market.
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