did 1c ever consider making a civilian flight sim to replace the msfs gap
 

love the flight model in 1c maddox simulation series

i would like to ask 1c if they ever considered using there simulation code and adapt it to make civiallian aviation flight sim where you can fly around the world in a 747 etc

would need world wide coverage of naviads

and lots of civiallian planes

for console or pc if it will help sales



just one last point

ive been thinking about what most sims miss at the moment

wings buffeting around due to turbulance

its abit like if your sitting on the ground in a glider waiting for winch launch

and some ones holding one of the wings up


if they move the wing there currently holding up and down violently jolting it randomly

this is what an aircraft experience during flight and you have to fight this with small corrections from time to time

i wonder if this effect could be modeleed and incorperated into 1 c simulation games???


anyway would love to here from 1c about some of the above thoughts

thanks

I doubt it. They're having too many problems getting "SoW" to work properly.

Yes, Oleg planned this from the start. He wanted more community involvement in the new series, by releasing SDKs for maps and aircraft building. The map SDK was scheduled to be released with the Sequel, which would allow people to adjust the Channel map or build smaller maps.

Oleg also said the Su-26 would be supplied as an editable test bed that would allow third party contributors to use it as a guide to making new aircraft. I wonder if that is possible.

I suppose the issue will have to wait until things stabilizes a bit.

not sure if serious...

FSX Exists Allready.
 

You could allways buy MS FSX
Its real cheap now and with my new rig runs at 90 odd FPS.... BRILLIANT!:rolleyes:

Must addmit the scenery in CLOD is better at low alt though:(

Yes although FSX photo scenery (Horizon or Just Flight) is great from about 3000 feet and you can actually recognise where you are.

And if you hit a tree you stay hit!

Flying low over FSX scenery makes you want to hit a tree, although I think FSX has other good points and decent addons. If the new IL-2 game engine survives and improves, it has the potential to be a very good base for civilian user made content, like aircraft, and map improvement mods. The IL-2 game engine was initially designed to evolve with technology over the next ten years or so, unfortunately the engine can't start evolving until its finished, and it appears it may be done, before its finished. lol