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The latest update for Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing , version 1.5.1, focuses on community health and essential bug fixes. This "shot of caffeine" update introduces an in-game reporting system to maintain a supportive environment for pilots. Key Features & Improvements
Multiplayer Reporting Tool: A new function allows you to report toxic players directly in the multiplayer lobby by clicking the three dots next to their username.
Optimized Rendering: Shader pre-loading has been removed for Metal and Vulkan rendering, potentially saving loading time and resolving environment loading issues on Vulkan.
Shadow Fixes: Foliage and rocks in the Surtur environment now correctly receive shadows.
Replay System Improvements: Fixed issues where recordings from tournament tryouts or practice runs were not appearing in the selection menu.
Multiplayer Voice Chat: Stability and functionality fixes for in-game voice communication. Why It Matters
By implementing a zero-tolerance stance on abusive behavior through the new report feature, LuGus Studios aims to preserve the friendly spirit of the FPV community. This update follows the major Milestone 1.5.0 release, ensuring the core experience remains smooth and fair for all pilots. Update 1.5.1 released - Liftoff Liftoff FPV Drone Racing v1.5.1
Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing Update 1.5.1 is a "quickfix" update released on January 30, 2023, primarily focused on improving the multiplayer environment. Key Improvements in Update 1.5.1 Reporting System
: Added a report feature to address in-game toxicity in multiplayer sessions. General Polish
: Included a short list of minor technical improvements and bug fixes to enhance the "caffeine" or speed of the experience. System Requirements
If you are looking to run this version of the simulator, the standard requirements are as follows: Minimum (Windows) Minimum (macOS) macOS Sierra Intel Core i5 2.4Ghz Intel 8th gen 2.4GHz / Apple M1 GTX 960 / Radeon HD 7750 Dedicated GPU with 4GB VRAM : A game controller or radio transmitter is
to play; the simulator does not support keyboard/mouse flight controls. to the simulator? Liftoff®: FPV Drone Racing on Steam
Only playable with a game or radio controller. Single screen setups recommended. Intel integrated graphics not supported. Support - Liftoff The latest update for Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing
In the Liftoff FPV Drone Racing v1.5.1 update, released on January 30, 2023, the primary new feature was the addition of an in-game report function. Key Features and Fixes in v1.5.1
While primarily a "quickfix" update following the major Milestone 1.5.0 release, it included the following:
In-game Reporting: A new tool allowing players to report issues or community-related concerns directly within the game.
Performance Improvements: A short list of general improvements and optimizations to address initial issues from the 1.5.0 milestone. Context from Milestone 1.5.0
Version 1.5.1 specifically refined features introduced in the massive 1.5.0 update, which significantly overhauled the game with:
Surtur Environment: A brand-new, cinematic world featuring volcanic landscapes for exploration. Rise of FPV drone racing as a sport (e
Physics Improvements: Updates to the core flight dynamics and environmental interactions.
For full technical details or to see the original announcement, you can check the Official Liftoff News page or the Steam Community Update.
Liftoff®: FPV Drone Racing - Update 1.5.1 released! - Steam
Liftoff®: FPV Drone Racing - Update 1.5. 1 released! - Steam News. News - Liftoff
The headline feature of Liftoff FPV Drone Racing v1.5.1 is a significant tweak to the flight controller simulation. Previous versions had a slight, almost imperceptible latency in how the virtual Betaflight software interpreted stick inputs. In v1.5.1, the developers have reduced the simulation "jitter" and improved the PID loop processing speed.
What this means for you: Drones now feel "locked in." Moves like the Matty Flip, Trippy Spins, and Power Loops require less predictive compensation. If you fly a real 5-inch drone with a 32-bit ESC, you will immediately notice that v1.5.1 closes the gap between virtual and reality. The drone no longer feels like it is flying through honey; it feels crisp and direct.
One of the biggest barriers to entry for FPV is the disorientation of a crash. In v1.5.0, resetting your drone required hitting a key and waiting for a respawn timer, breaking the flow. Liftoff FPV Drone Racing v1.5.1 introduces Assisted Recovery.
How it works: If your drone crashes and rests upside down for more than 3 seconds, the sim automatically initiates a "flip over after crash" sequence (simulating Turtle Mode). If that fails, the respawn is instantaneous. This keeps you in the air 90% of the time, significantly accelerating the learning curve for new pilots.