Wing pressure effect

[Dgamax]

Hi there,

 

Any chance to see this effect on DCS ?

 

Now with the view we got whit these new awesome 3D cockpit, it would be amazing to see these type of effect!

Edited August 16, 2013 by Dgamax

[TheMoose]

Like this?

 

New Work in Progress video of wingtip vortices and engine smoke:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsILO...ature=youtu.be

 

Truly amazing work they are doing. I'm not sure if it's a placebo, but even the mig flight characteristic in the video, seems more fluid as with the real thing :D Looking good

[LostOblivion]

I really like how she 'coughs' out blacker smoke at some point in there. ^^

[Dgamax]

Like this?

 

New Work in Progress video of wingtip vortices and engine smoke:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsILO...ature=youtu.be

 

Truly amazing work they are doing. I'm not sure if it's a placebo, but even the mig flight characteristic in the video, seems more fluid as with the real thing :D Looking good

 

Yea that a good start it look pretty good, but I would love to get the effect on the whole plane like on the video I posted

 

Another exemple :

http://youtu.be/IqVPwcvgOWQ?t=2m10s

 

Look gorgeous

Edited August 16, 2013 by Dgamax

[Flim]

Ya, vapor effect based on aircraft g's... would be nice to have and also would help the sim pilot know how hard he is pulling since we cannot feel the turns.

 

Also g buffet with sound... meaning when you pull g's quickly the aircraft will buffet and shake during high G maneuvers. Also you hear the rush of air as it compresses against the aircraft. The above would greatly improve the flying experience !

[Exorcet]

Ya, vapor effect based on aircraft g's...

It's not g based, it's pressure. This is an important distinction.

 

I think it would also allow AFM to do a good job replicating them since AFM is computing lift on individual surfaces separately.

[Flim]

Well, I understand it based of pressure/lift/drag/aoa...

 

 

But most realize when you pull g's .... You see vapor, feel buffet, and lose speed!

Edited August 18, 2013 by Flim

[Nealius]

I've seen it on airliners, and they can't pull more than 1.5G.

[Flim]

I'm talking about simply what we should see in the sim, not real life aerodynamics...Don't want to get into a debate about how airliners create lift... I play that game in my real career.

Edited August 18, 2013 by Flim

[Dgamax]

Do you know if Eagle Dynamics read this forum ? Any chance to get an answer from them ?

Edited August 18, 2013 by Dgamax

[Cedaway]

Do you know if Eagle Dynamics read this forum ? Any chance to get an answer from them ?

 

Guess what... It's THEIR forum, here. So I think they take a glance for time to another ;)

But they can't answer all the questions for sure.

The effects shown in the youtube video is a WIP, so patience is the word.

[Lusik]

Although it it WIP it looks absolutely stunning. I've seen a lot of MiG-29s and this effect is exactly what it looks like in RL. I can't wait to see F-4s. :D

[Exorcet]

I'm talking about simply what we should see in the sim, not real life aerodynamics...Don't want to get into a debate about how airliners create lift... I play that game in my real career.

I wasn't trying to start an argument but:

 

"simply what we should see in the sim"

 

is what I was getting at.

 

The effect isn't caused by g, so we shouldn't see it just because we pulled X g. We should only see it when the conditions are right to produce it.

 

If it worked by g, it would be an unrealistic (and unrealistically accurate) guide for the pilot.

[Dgamax]

Another exemple of this cool effect :p

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxPfr1uNXyY

 

 

I really can't wait to see this effect on DCS

Edited January 29, 2015 by Dgamax

[riboyster]

What DCS needs to do before messing with any more effects is fix the F%&king contrails.

Seriously.