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Hello, Really sad news for all VS/VSF and Canvas Knight fans. I realized that John Marcolongo known as Deutschmark as passed away in last year. So I'm really shocked about this. John passed away after an long illness. I will miss our conversations and his help advice in game development. Rest in Peace my friend. Here is a statement from his site Allaircraftsimulations. "Hello my friends, I would like to inform you that my long-time friend and musical colleague John Marcolongo has passed away after a long illness. His best friend and yours truly accompanied him during his final hours and he left us in our arms. To all who knew him, let us remember him as we knew him. Now he rocks with Dio and Jimi. Take care, my old friend. Lasst uns gemeinsam Johns Leben und seine Musik feiern und uns an die schönen Momente erinnern, die wir mit ihm teilen durften. Das Forum wird weiter bestehen, und seine beste Freundin wird die Geschäfte übernehmen. Weitere Informationen werde ich euch bald zukommen lassen. In tiefer Trauer, Nicole Weichert" My condolences to John's family and all of his friends for the great loss. For all fans of his work, I will leave the Canvas Knight section and all of his models online in the download area as long as I can. Regards Marko

I had little time over the Xmas holidays to do some work on the A346. Corrected cargo bays, added new wings and a bit more work on the engines. Currently I'm working to get the mid section of the fuselage right. Next things to come are the landing gear and all the flaps and slats for the wings with all the animation works.

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Hello, you need to contact the creator of the model you want to modify. Please do not modify an existing model without permission of the creator. Aside from that, I have no experience with Sketchup.

I'm looking to modify a virtual sailors model on sketchup but I don't know how to do it, your help would be of great need to me

Hello, thank you for your interest in Across the Seas. I'm working hard on the first new alpha release of the UE version of the sim. Most of the core parts are done. The conversion of the sim to Unreal was really challenging. I had to recreate the core of the sim completely. Only a few points are the showstoppers for a release, like the selection menu and physics balancing of the watercraft behavior. You can find new pics of the current status here.

Hello, its almost 2 years since ive posted something here. Recently I saw a video about a new ship simulator (subscription based, wich is a no go for me) called "nautis Home" and then "across the seas" came back into my mind. I renember, that the game/simulator was converted to Unreal Engine 5. Are there any news and how is the development going? Is there a new Beta-Version with Unreal Engine? Im just corious if there are any news since the project looked very interesting but also its quite ambitious consindering that a simulator with ships and water physics, weather etc. is pretty complex to make. Thx for answering and good luck with the development.