Lidozin

I've seen many claims here suggesting that the AI (aircraft type) possesses "unrealistic" or "supernatural" flight physics. However, since all the aerodynamic and performance data used by the AI are available in the .lua file, it's possible to compute its actual characteristics and compare them directly with those from the real aircraft’s technical documentation. Let’s start with the flight envelope. The original manual doesn’t provide a complete envelope chart, so we'll have to compare individual performance points mentioned throughout the text. When these reference points are plotted over the AI’s calculated envelope, the result speaks for itself. At the very least, in this aspect, there’s no evidence of any "supernatural" behavior — the AI’s performance stays well within the bounds of what's expected based on real-world data.

That's a really interesting question. I have the ability to test MiG-15 bot, but unfortunately I can't test F4U bot because the module is missing. The data needed for the calculations is included in the file CoreMods\F4U-1D.lua .

One can check AI FM using data from F4U-1D.lua from CoreMods. Drag polars for given Mach numbers can be easily plotted using the data from the file.

Could somebody share a file F4U-1D.lua from CoreMods?