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If one in 2001 were asking "With the new, astonishing Il-2 flightsim in mind, what will Olegs flightsim look like in 9 years from now?" Well, the correct answer was "Pretty much like Il-2 as it is, but with more maps and more planes".
It is obvious that 9 years is not enough time to make giant leaps in flightsim development. Maybe 10 years are? Skarphol |
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im thinking more about the hardware...what changes will we see there?
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Next generation of monitors will probably be OLED based. You can do some fancy stuff with that potentially including curved surfaces and transparent monitors (until they are turned on). But it's the "same" as before. So end result is a more graphically rich and more sophisticated (physics, sound, etc.) sim but nothing ground breaking. It's always just +1.
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Come to think of it; I think 3D will be very well inkorporated within the next few years, either as 3D monitors, or with VR-glasses.
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I remember them.
It was 1983, they were green tinted monochrome LCDs with no built in backlight, I think maybe the resolution was 80 columns of characters by 25 rows, there may not have been a pixel resolution at all, but if there was it was almost certainly 320 * 2xx. Sort of nice for the time, but expensive, not that big (12 inches diagonally? less?), and needed a strong lightsource behind them. |
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