thank you for replaying. I'll try to become proficient with modified controller settings.

are there any plans to add more modes, maybe in a different/new iteration of liftoff? it would make starting from zero much easier but regardless I do have a lot of fun as it is already.

Originally posted by Luk4sWorld:

thank you for replaying. I'll try to become proficient with modified controller settings.

are there any plans to add more modes, maybe in a different/new iteration of liftoff? it would make starting from zero much easier but regardless I do have a lot of fun as it is already.

Liftoff: Micro Drones has an Hold Altitude flight mode, which might be more up your alley, but that simulator is aimed at small drones, not necessarily camera drones still. The features of a Liftoff product are aimed at a common feature set shared by the featured drones.
If we do ever add more cinematic-style drones to Liftoff, it might have some additional features indeed that are common to those drones. But there are currently no plans for such drones I'm afraid. So in a distant future perhaps.

i was talking about this with a friend a while ago. she was wondering how there are no drone simulation games about photography/filming. Well, we found one android game with that kind of mission, but it's kind of wonky, not a serious simulation. i guess it might be a very different game from liftoff, but there are definitely people that want to play that kind of thing. It could be an opportunity.

Originally posted by Mara Huldra:

i was talking about this with a friend a while ago. she was wondering how there are no drone simulation games about photography/filming. Well, we found one android game with that kind of mission, but it's kind of wonky, not a serious simulation. i guess it might be a very different game from liftoff, but there are definitely people that want to play that kind of thing. It could be an opportunity.

There are many fpv sims including Liftoff that have quite large and picturesque environments where you can actually practice cinematic things. While there might be or might not certain recording features in a sim itself people just use some screen recording apps and create stunning videos flying in sims. With Night Fever and Slipstream DLC you have variations to existing environments. I don't understand why one can't use fpv sims for cinematic flying/filming, only an imagination is a limit here. Or did you mean you want specific missions? Well it's a lot of extra work which is not worth it, once you complete all missions it's over. While create your own lines and flying them is practically limitless and doesn't require any coding just our imagination and flying :)

Originally posted by BAGRIANYI:

With Night Fever and Slipstream DLC you have variations to existing environments

Yes, Surtur by night is great for this!

Originally posted by BAGRIANYI:

Or did you mean you want specific missions? Well it's a lot of extra work which is not worth it, once you complete all missions it's over.

That's what i meant. For some replayability there could be a random aspect (e.g. a specific object from specific angle. Or objects could move, or try to hide, for example herds of animals), but yes, that's a drawback. It would be more story-driven than competitive.