real physics?

[DiCE81]

although the planes are not as faithful as DCS modules. The physics of FC3 planes will be reals?, depending on the wings geometry, power engines, weight, aerodynamic ... etc?

 

 

I mean, if FC3 is going to be so careful in this aspect as DCS modules

Edited June 3, 2012 by Kojiro

[Exorcet]

I would hope for improved physics, but there is no info on this that I know of.

 

One thing though, both DCS and FC use "real physics". The differences that I can tell (comparing FC2 fighters to DCS World Su-25) are that FC2 uses a point model (plane is a point, all forces act on that point) and FC2 just ignores super high angle of attack. In DCS, mass and forces are distributed and the AoA isn't artificially limited.

[Nate--IRL--]

The feature list for FC3 hasn't been announced yet - so nothing is set in stone.

 

Nate

[GGTharos]

The best information that I can give you is that FC2 aircraft have performance tuned to match real life air force documents, within the limits of the SFM.

 

although the planes are not as faithful as DCS modules. The physics of FC3 planes will be reals?, depending on the wings geometry, power engines, weight, aerodynamic ... etc?

 

 

I mean, if FC3 is going to be so careful in this aspect as DCS modules