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I believe 4 engines in our favourite flight sim , should become a futur evolution in DCS World.

It would open DCS to many birds!

Tankers, WW II Bombers ETC ETC...

 

Any chance this become real someday?

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I have read someone say that DCS engine can't model more than a two propulsion engines. So they would need to rewrite the physics engine completely to add more then.

 

Take it with grain of salt....

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a long time ago I had requested at least one modern seaplane for dcs, among other things, with 4 engines.

 

but 4 engines are already present in DCS in AI bombers.

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I have read someone say that DCS engine can't model more than a two propulsion engines.

Yes, this is my understanding as well. And when you view 4 engine aircraft in F2 view, they only display 2 RPM values.

 

 

I would like this limit to be removed someday, but there's nothing indicating that it's a priority in the short term.

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Yes Fri13 it is exactly that point i wanted to show in my DCS wishlist.

 

They should consider work on this limitation, it would give a new dimension to DCS WORLD.

 

Just look at that Shinmaywa ! sweet

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As what Fri13 says.

 

Though hopefully not to the point of requiring a rewrite though :shocking:

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Why not?

For sure it is an heavy work but DCS is an healthy going business!

I believe it could bring much more people to DCS...

Imagine fly an C5 Galaxy, P3 orion anti sub missions, KC10 or KC135 refueling missions

etc etc...

Economically don't you think it could be worth the work?

This could be a base with new ATC and a new weather system for a DCS 3.0

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ED staff have mentioned it's on the cards and are building up to it.

 

They've been slowly making changes for all the prop birds regarding engine modeling, next thing up will be the flyable Mosquito with 2x prop engines for us to play with.

 

I'd imagine it'd be the next core feature for engines after that.

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ED staff have mentioned it's on the cards and are building up to it.

 

They've been slowly making changes for all the prop birds regarding engine modeling, next thing up will be the flyable Mosquito with 2x prop engines for us to play with.

 

I'd imagine it'd be the next core feature for engines after that.

 

 

Exactly. With the addition of the P-47 ED can now more easily develop the modeling of a radial engine. RAZBAM is also currently working on another Twin prop airplane the Pucara.

 

I imagine four engine simulation will eventually come. Just that DCS may not be coded to support it at this time. ED might actually already begun working on the coding for when the day comes.

For now we are just going to have to be patient and wait for the things to evolve to it.

 

 

 

 

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a long time ago I had requested at least one modern seaplane for dcs, among other things, with 4 engines.

 

but 4 engines are already present in DCS in AI bombers.

 

 

My guess is that the engines in AI units are simulated with a very basic code so that all 4 engines just appear to be rotating. They don't need individual engine simulation because they are basically just props.

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My guess is that the engines in AI units are simulated with a very basic code so that all 4 engines just appear to be rotating. They don't need individual engine simulation because they are basically just props.

 

Yep, I played with A-50 by shooting at its engines one by one. Only after the last one they go down. No problems flying single engine. Not even small yaw.

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