I've been busy these days, and the pressure is about to explode, my God. The past two hours should have regained the digital logic, but I really didn't want to do anything. A meeting was supposed to be held just now, but now it seems to have to be postponed until tomorrow; I waited for the meeting to start and I translated JAVA. I hope that the timeout problem I encountered can be solved with bufferreader.
I heard that Mr. Cheng met the orange cat in a fight today. I always think cats of certain colors are particularly unscrupulous. They often commit crimes in gangs.
I remember that I played Microsoft Flight Simulator X a long time ago with the oldest computer at home (this is a game released in 2006); I still remember a long time my laptop desktop was also a picture of me flying over the Pacific Ocean At that time, I often lay on my bed and fly a plane on Sunday nights, it should be when I was in elementary school. I played it for a while about two years ago, probably to escape the busy schoolwork of high school. I haven't opened it for a long time, until I heard the news of the upcoming release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 a few weeks ago (or escape from reality, the pressure has been too much recently).
I think it would be a very good idea to share some interesting pictures. It happened that I haven't published anything that has nothing to do with algorithms or JAVA or digital logic in a long time.
Start the journey!
- If I remember correctly, I took off from the airport in Kathmandu and drove a fighter plane to cross the Himalayas. Later, I succeeded, but when I crossed the ridge, I did encounter a lot of disturbing air currents, but fortunately my realism jumped to the lowest.
2. This time, I decided to visit another snow mountain-Kilimanjaro. I think of reading two or three Hemingway novels when I was in high school, and I think of "Out of Africa" that I didn't finish but I really liked. In short, I probably took off from Tanzania, where the Sino-Tanzanian friendship is everlasting, and flew all the way north. On the way I came across this weird rift valley, which is very close to the Great Rift Valley but it is not. I think this is just an easter egg or a bug in FSX. I flew along it for a while, and finally decided to descend and take a picture.
Although I shouldn't have high quality requirements for the game released in 2006, I decided to make a hard landing on the snow mountain to express my protest against the bleak texture.
- This time, I finally played the mission mode. FSX has many interesting missions. I think next I will write about the story of me driving a fighter jet from the 51st SAR to chase alien flying saucers (saving all mankind like Independence Day). During this mission, I drove a customs helicopter to track the small plane of the xx transaction. It took me a long time to get the plane to take off, and finally followed the command to find the plane. You can notice that there is a small white spot in the field of vision above the green instrument, that is, the rotten airplane reselling xx.
- This time I plan to take off from Damascus and land in Barcelona. Of course, Damascus is a prosperous city, and there is no such thing as a runway in the desert. In short, I thought at the time, how big the Mediterranean Sea could be, just a little wider than the Taiwan Strait, right? However, following the request of the tower, I took a circle to the east. It took almost half an hour before I saw the Mediterranean Sea. I was so excited at that time (the third picture records this moment). Later I opened the aeronautical chart and found that I had only flown about one-twelfth, so let's give up. (But FSX has a time acceleration function, you can fly across the Mediterranean at 128X acceleration).
- This is one of my favorite flights. One morning, when the sun was just rising, I set off from Tunisia. My destination was Sicily. Haha, I think it's a coincidence that it is exactly the same as the Allied Forces' route to liberate Italy. But this plane is indeed quite old, it is called DC-3 . I just checked the information and found out that the Meiling is not this aircraft, although they are very similar to me. This time I don't know what went wrong, and there was no navigation at all, but I successfully crossed Sicily from west to east. I flew very low on Sicily, passing villages, and winding mountains overgrown with trees. It was very relaxing.
- This is a short-distance flight mission called a top secret flight, taking off from a civilian airport and carrying senior officials to Special Zone 51. I think there should be wild mountains and ridges in Nevada along the way, but the terrain is still extremely spectacular from a high point. The entire voyage takes about forty minutes. I saw a fighter jet skimming at a distance of tens of meters in the twentieth minute; I was about to land in about twenty-five minutes, as you can see in the third picture. I was preparing to contact the AR51 tower. After five minutes, I could see the SAR airport in the distance. After that, with a series of visionary landing operations, I lost speed and crashed in about thirty-five minutes or so because of the premature descent. 200 meters from the airport runway.
You can notice this desperate angle, how much I wanted to save this flight.
Maybe it has something to do with switching to the tower view to appreciate my landing. I think the tower witnessed a tragic accident.
- Ha, this is my favorite flight. I even processed a screenshot with filters. As everyone knows, I took the history exam, which means that I have been on the optional textbook of World Heritage Collection. At the beginning of the textbook, I remember the Giza Pyramid in Egypt very far. I remember the description of the book is probably that, walking up the Nile River, not far from the outskirts of Luo, xxx stands quietly on the high ground of... I took off from the airport in the eastern suburbs of Cairo, and I did not set up any navigation. Before taking off, I opened the aeronautical chart and looked at the Nile River to the west, then took a round and flew west. I did plan to look for the pyramids, but I didn’t expect that about fifteen minutes or so, I suddenly saw their shadows at the end of my field of vision-I was observing a car on a desert road at the time, or I was planning to perform stunts over Cairo .
I want to share here a world cultural heritage that I took with Mr. Cheng during the summer vacation.
After going around the pyramid twice, I decided to fly to the south, like the British patient. The vast land of Africa.
- This is the mysterious flying saucer that I tried to catch up with the F18 fighter jet.
- Briefly, I think this should be called "air catastrophe". At that time, I took off from Jiangbei Airport and planned to come to the university town for a round (by the way, there is really nothing), I noticed the flickering lights in the distance and decided to go and watch Look, it's mostly a plane flying sideways. Then suddenly I heard the tower yelling a traffic alert, and I watched the light spot in the distance expand at an alarming rate. Before taking any measures, I decided to record this moment.
I want to stop here, I am now full of desire to write JAVA. Maybe next time I should post here "How to complete the first planned flight in FSX", that should be very interesting, I am kind of looking for an entertainment flight partner.
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