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Oleg Maddox 02-19-2010 01:48 PM

Friday 2010-02-19 Screenshots AND Discussion Thread
 
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Today we will post unusual things for flight sim.

_Probably_ these objects will have own code, working similar to Radar's code, but with other range and angles and connection to some objects involved in a gameplay. Don't ask me how it would woks! :) I just try to put some food for the brains :)

In worst case - it will be damage-able surroundings with the possibility to add code later.

However the main news for the last week you all should wait from Grégory "PB0_Foxy" Lemasson, Checksix Il2's section publisher. He was in our office this week, just came back in France and will write some story what he was able to see. Wait a bit.

DJB 02-19-2010 01:58 PM

Thanks :cool:

Flanker35M 02-19-2010 01:59 PM

S!

So a double update friday :) Great!

krz9000 02-19-2010 02:00 PM

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_lHD5DbAAdrU/Rs...tivational.jpg

Tbag 02-19-2010 02:01 PM

It was a common tactic for Bombers to climb to altitude, throttle back, and glide to the target with engines ideling in order to not be noticed by the target. It would be great if the anti aircraft AI could replicate such scenarios.

Zorin 02-19-2010 02:08 PM

You have to admit, that British design looks a bit old-fashioned ;)

Oleg Maddox 02-19-2010 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tbag (Post 144747)
It was a common tactic for Bombers to climb to altitude, throttle back, and glide to the target with engines ideling in order to not be noticed by the target. It would be great if the anti aircraft AI could replicate such scenarios.

If it will be working like I want to put, if there will be forces in final, then even playing online you will be able to use this tactics. Of course if you know where it is placed on the ground :) But it may happens sh.... say unpredictable.

Oleg Maddox 02-19-2010 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Zorin (Post 144748)
You have to admit, that British design looks a bit old-fashioned ;)

But precise isn't worse than German. However it may depens of human-operator in reality.

philip.ed 02-19-2010 02:17 PM

Nice :cool: Looking forward to the interview ;)

Zorin 02-19-2010 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox (Post 144750)
But precise isn't worse than German. However it may depens of human-operator in reality.

Indeed, just because something looks fancy doesn't actually have to reflect its practical qualities.

Did the operators use head-phones? Wonder what would have happened if a bird or plane crossed their beam at close distant.


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