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Old 06-09-2012, 11:27 PM
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That is correct. I am only raising the issue because I know it was missing from Il2 and I was curious how it was modelled in CloD.
Elevator response is not quite so brick-like as it was in 1946 but then again these are emils we are flying, and not the G or K series.

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As to posting my C++ source code I will be a bit stingy and keep that to myself. I'm actually working on a book project so I need it for my own selfish purposes. I do understand your scepticism though. I would not buy a pig in a poke either. I guess that means you need to apply a healthy dose of scepticism to my posts
Sad to hear. I am a big proponent of open source software but to each their own. Would it hurt your profits from the book?

Perhaps, once we get a good idea of how the atmosphere and aerodynamics are modeled in the sim, we could run some analyses using a free tool like OpenFOAM which I've used in the past. I may PM you in the future to pick your brain about simulating this stuff, Holtzauge

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Would be nice if you could post some results though. If you have an idea about an alternative dive scenario, either Me109 or Spit Mk1 just let me know and I could model that as well.
I will once I'm able, though I doubt my ability to hold a constant dive angle as precisely as a simulation
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