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Originally Posted by VO101_Tom
Hi.
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Hey!
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Originally Posted by VO101_Tom
The conditions were ideal for the game, so we get the best results - this can only get worse if there was disturbing circumstance. That was the maximum speed that I could reach.
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Not 100% sure yet if the 'ideal' conditions in the game equate to 'standard atmosphere' conditions.. Which is what all real world data is converted to, unless stated otherwise. I am pretty sure the 'ideal' conditions are not 'standard atmosphere' based on some of the temps and pressures I have seen thus far.. But the good news is it is a simple mater to convert the CoD data to 'standard atmosphere' conditions, by using the same methods they use to convert real world data
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Originally Posted by VO101_Tom
I had same settings during all tests.
Realism settings: full real. Weapons, fuel, weathering was default (can't change anyway).
Quick mission: Bomber Intercept Low, without enemies. Altitude: 0-50m over the Channel, time: 12:00, i don't know the wind. All speed IAS.
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That is the way to do it.. Stick with the same conditions for each test.
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I slowed down the aircrafts at the start, then full gas. Trim tab set to level flight (without ascent/descent of course), the radiators was open as needed, and no WEP. Variable Prop Pitch set to max constant speed (had to experiment with this, but the results are all maximum, constant speed).
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Now all you need is to go to the FMB section, talk to Altros and ask him for the C# file that will allow you to log the flight data to a text file as you fly the mission, than you can use that data to verify the test methods (read how you fly) and once that is verified as correct you can than convert the data to standard atmospheric conditions and compare it to the real world data.. Or wait a few weeks until I get my website done!
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Are you tested them? You have different values?
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I have been doing some CoD testing.. But I have been more interested in getting my website done, in light of the fact that the next patch may change the way a lot of the planes currently fly.