No one said it was a cheap solution :P

Adding the blur and some kind of post process to speed up the rate at which the pixels move on the outer edges of your monitor would probably look seriously weird and cause all sorts of weird visual stretching in every view. If you don't speed up the movement of the outer image past the view, then all you do is get blurry slowness, not more speedy visual effect I think.

Probably the easiest thing to do is fly with no cockpit view. That way, you'll see the stuff passing under you, which is closer, which will move quicker.

Or fly looking sideways out the window. Don't worry, those trees won't hurt a bit.

hahah sadly your right about the tree's :)

I think a picture is better than words...

http://s1.postimage.org/4h8djv2e1/Low_flyiing.png

Have a fun game.
:cool:

Under the tree top is to low.

This looks really slow, almost stationary. Oh no, hang on, it's a screenshot ;)

PPP

Damn thats funny

But here is a video from a Blenheim MKIV at full speed and to the deck;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=082e6Efxg9A

Best viewed at 1080hd and full screen.

Have a fun game.;)