We appreciate that people will have differing views on this matter, however FSLTL wishes to give a new life to their work, and to do it properly. Members of our group do have and had permissions from FAIB in previous projects, but not specifically for MSFS use.įSLTL has reached out to the original author on multiple occasions to establish this, but have exhausted all means of contact and it would sadly appear that they are no longer active in the AI/Sim community.įSLTL will fully respect any permission status changes as we have done with AIA's models, which are no longer available within FSLTL.
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Ultimately, these essays challenge us to look at both the possibilities for harm and the potential for radical change that live streaming presents.FSLTL is working towards fully in-house built open-source models in the future however for now uses a number of models that have been around for some time, updated for MSFS use.įSLTL has full permissions for these models with the exception of FAIB.
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