no no no good full really swhitch.......i think the switch is different for any tipe' of plane modern or ww2 airplane we want new keyboard little keiboard whit multi option and macro ecc.. for new generation of simulator and the new and revolutonary sistem for real impact uman whit airplane

Xylon, Im sure the Italian army has simulators too, maybe even modern ones(;)).
Try to locate the sites, and ask them if they have visitor days(all armies offer that).
Once you're there ask them about the data processing room and let them show it to you.

Then come back and tell us again what is possible with current pc hardware.

I agree, that maybe RoF's project is a little bit to comercialized, but if you want fast project development and maybe new better products in the future, you have to pay for it.
Yesterday I was playing Il-2 4.10 on Spit server and I was impressed how good it is. It is worth much more than it is priced today. I hope that BoB will have good protection and that will be the reason not to overprice it.

modern pc for home not good for my idea of simulation because operative sistem base is WINDOWS for new generation of simulator for home computer we whait the operative sitem WINDOWS change in WORLD operative sistem
EXAMPLE GOOGLE EARTH.........
to google earth you now put 3D immagine 3D object but not possible play online in google earth sistem.
MR.SWISS access to military tecnology is impossible for normal peoples because exist privacy and MILITARY spy of tecnology example i am italian is impossible for me acces to AREA51 military area not possible because military secret U.S.A. military secret and tecnology.
RUSSIAN have another secret
ITALIAN have another secret
GERMAN have another secret ecc.ec.
not possible loock the professional military simulator and copy this tecnology to home computer.

you'll probably find the military training simulators are just that... training simulators. The focus being on "procedures" and component failure recognition / rectification.

slightly OT
There is a commercial (just like that found at commercial training) flight simulator available to the public in Sydney (Australia) on the top level of the Darling Harbour complex. They charge upwards of AUD$175/ half hour block and have various options, but it is the real "full switch", full mock up deal.

we do not have any secrets, we lost the war, don´t you remember?

yes i remember we lost the war but after born the cold war from russia and u.s.a. and born the secret project and spy and surprise.
the secrets remain today and continue in future.

"fast project development" and "RoF" do not belong in the same chain of thought...

:grin:

The math is pretty simple, for me to get back into RoF, and have all the flyable aircraft that were introduced since I uninstalled it, would cost me over $100 US. This is simply not an option, nor a community friendly business model.

In any case we are discussing SoW here and Oleg knows better.

Secret technologies? We were talking about simulators, not death rays or ufos.
Nervermind.

One thing I don't understand is that why should realism of say flight controls and usability / gameplay be mutually exclusive. Just tone them difficulty settings up and down. I do agree that for example realistic startup procedure or very complex engine management is not everyone. A casual gamer which creates majority of the gaming audience wants his point & shoot experience with quick rewards, but the simming crowd should not be underestimated either. They're (we're I guess =) willing to invest hundreds of dollars into their hobby and I as one love the details and the idea that the flight procedures and experience is as close to the real thing as possible without actually sitting in a warbird. (Ok, you can downsize oil temp rising etc =)

The closer SOW gets to realism the more customers it will extract from the dying(?) FSX scene. It's a resource question ofcourse, dev team can't do everything and get the game released in 2011 but underestimating the potential of customers who are ready to pay ~50$ for a single high-quality plane like A2A's accu sim packages can be a mistake too. But I hope Oleg has created an engine that's open and complex enough for 3rd parties to create whatever level of detail they see fit.

I'm looking forwards going through a thinck manual, monitoring million cauges and clicking billion buttons on my bomber flight in SOW! :cool: