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JG53Frankyboy 01-25-2011 06:09 PM

http://www.a2asimulations.com/accusim.html

Skoshi Tiger 01-25-2011 11:41 PM

Hmmm! Not one to nit pick, but when they change the propellors (around 8:40) shouldn't the oleo's react when your adding and removing ~260 odd pounds on the nose?

Cheers!

Bussard_1 01-26-2011 12:20 AM

Frankyboy,
I think initially the Emil will be the a/c most likely to break it's engine from prop pitch abuse.
Hopefully CoD will include the correct,early/mid BoB timeframe introduction of the Emil's auto prop.
I have the introduction date here somewhere.

Edit, Your thread reference DB601 pitch & MG-FFM covers that nicely!

Tempest123 01-26-2011 12:35 AM

Il2 does a pretty good job with CSP/variable and fixed pitch prop types, but I think the problem in Il2 is that there was never comprehensive documentation/videos about how to use them. Other aspects of the engine model though...

Yeah I hope CoD can match the detail of A2A

Seeker 01-26-2011 06:55 PM

For me, the value was that I learn't more in that video than in years of simming!

Biggs 01-26-2011 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seeker (Post 216932)
For me, the value was that I learn't more in that video than in years of simming!

lol sad but true... for me as well.

Sutts 01-28-2011 09:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seeker (Post 216109)

That's one beautiful simulation. It would add a new dimension to a combat sim like CoD....just feels like you've got a real engine sitting up front.

I love the way these guys study real warbirds to model the prop action etc. accurately. That's the kind of experience I'm after. Sure hope these guys take an interest in CoD. Not sure if Oleg will give them access to all the low level stuff that they'll require though. I live in hope.


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