Jump to content

sweetty365

Members
  • Posts

    7
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About sweetty365

  • Birthday 01/01/1

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Not Telling

sweetty365's Achievements

Newbie

Newbie (1/14)

2

Reputation

  1. Making such a statement, do you have any kind of source? I think it's a bit unfair to post what can be read out as semi-official announcements when the team seemingly is working harder than ever to get the product out at this very moment.
  2. For an average x-plane aircraft one buys and tries out for a month or two? Yes. For probably the most advanced simulated aircraft for x-plane ever, developed during half a decade, modelling virtually every possible instrument and behaviour of the plane and where extreme precision have been taken to visually mimic every aspect of the physical plane? No. High quality modelling of wing flex for an aircraft in the highest rang, as I see it, should be one of the top priorities when it comes to visuals. Just because some simmers may be 100% interested in the instruments does not automatically mean we do not at all need a 3d model. Visuals, as well as physics and instrumentation all sums up and makes a good simulation. As more stuff is cut off from the model, the model itself becomes less equivalent to the real-to-life aircraft. IXEG have already modelled details in the simulation that most probably will not be seen/experienced by 99,95% of simmers. But they do this to make the perfect simulation. Having this in mind, I see no logical argument to - when the time is right and all other coding-critical aspects have been addressed - make an as immerse simulation of wing flex, to add to the already 99,9% complete simulated aircraft.
  3. I appreciate your personal thoughts here, but since at least one of the developers and real life pilots concur on the fact that the 737 has indeed flexing enough wings worth to be simulated, this alone makes me take his word for fact rather than yours. You may very well be interested in airplanes as a hobby but looking at the facts, the 737, no matter the configuration, has stiff - but flexing wings.
  4. Here you go http://forums.x-pilot.com/topic/8526-things-that-are-not-going-to-be-in-v10/page-2#entry90045 http://forums.x-pilot.com/topic/8526-things-that-are-not-going-to-be-in-v10/page-2#entry90050 Always a good idea to search the forums. Just a general tip! OnT: It is easy for all of us wannabes who have nil real flight experience to have opinions on how a plane should or could handle. In real life, forces still exist, and although a wing can be more or less stiff, it certainly can not withstand the laws of physics. Thanks for your input though!
  5. A really nicely done wing flex model would add a lot off immersion! This for me personally would be top priority, speaking of 3d stuff.
  6. @tkyler: Any screenshot at this time would be highly welcome If it's just what you are working with atm or some quick render. Please go ahead and post it. I don't know what to do right now. I am planning on ordering three ixeg 737's as fast as they just come out. For me, and for flight simmer friends Maybe just a quick 1080p recording if you already are planning on hopping in for a quick flight. I love to see the ixeg 737 flying, and seeing the all the nice cockpit elements in action! You guys rock!!
  7. Black Friday tomorrow! Final release of Ixeg 737 with autographs of the team in gold ink for 9.99$?? I'd buy two!
×
×
  • Create New...