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So. We have systems modelled properly. Very good. No start up procedure in initial release, but later possbly as 3rd party addition. Very good. But as the systems are modelled in detail then supposedly even you press the magic "start engine(s)" button I would expect that you STILL have to check fuel and oil pressure, temperatures being good before taxing/take-off. I hate the simple IL-2 way: Press "i", slam the throttle and do not worry aboutany kind of pressures or temperatures, no damage. If systems are modelled in fidelity you SHOULD get penalty if abusing the limits a system operates at.
So from reading Oleg's answers this is what we will have. Real startup, even behind a button for example, but you have to operate the plane within parameters or systems will fail or get damaged. Am I right?
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10-25-2010, 07:14 AM
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