If your so keen that you buy a flight simulator game complete with fuselage, you might want to consider getting the sort with wings bolted on and be done with it.
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The winged simulator has lots of advantages: it has a myriad different levels of plane damage and pilot injury as the novice crashes into the ground at various speeds and angles. I wonder what the advertisements would sound like: "Witness infinite unexpected physical effects as You get sprayed with burning kerosene and run over by an aircraft carrier"?
I like the ones the monkeys (APES!) used in the motion picture "Project X".
I saw an arcade roller coaster simulator that used the same principle and the vibration had ruined the monitor's wires making the video unacceptable and unconvincing.
The solution is a large screen on which a smaller image is jiggled up and down, left and right, clockwise and counter clockwise.
How about video projected onto an articulated mirror then to a rear projection screen?
2 comments:
The winged simulator has lots of advantages: it has a myriad different levels of plane damage and pilot injury as the novice crashes into the ground at various speeds and angles.
I wonder what the advertisements would sound like: "Witness infinite unexpected physical effects as You get sprayed with burning kerosene and run over by an aircraft carrier"?
I like the ones the monkeys (APES!) used in the motion picture "Project X".
I saw an arcade roller coaster simulator that used the same principle and the vibration had ruined the monitor's wires making the video unacceptable and unconvincing.
The solution is a large screen on which a smaller image is jiggled up and down, left and right, clockwise and counter clockwise.
How about video projected onto an articulated mirror then to a rear projection screen?
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