Realism

Posted:
Wed Jan 09, 2008 1:06 am
by a1
How do I set the realism to be as real to the real world as possible. I am almost certain sure that if all the realism sliders maxed out it won't be the most realistic. Lets be simple and talk about default aircraft. How can the realism settings work with the aircraft.cfg to make the plane act and feel much more real? I have been experimenting with the RealAir Cessna 172 with the settings they tell me and the plane's response is wonderful. (I don't have rudder pedals so that's the downside)
I need specific settings for specific planes. I just don't see default planes on full realism settings realistic. :-/
Thanks
Re: Realism

Posted:
Wed Jan 09, 2008 6:17 am
by pepper_airborne
Your correct there, for one, the B206 is way too responsive, and unrealisticly unstable when you put all the default sliders too the max, this seems to be so for most addon choppers too. It is best too knock the general slider down a bit too the left, i havent found great changes in how far it should go. I believe that there was a article on how to tweak it better on hovercontrol, but i cant look it up for you since im banned there.
But, i think it is better too use adjusted flight dynamics, or 3rd party addons. For the B206 for example you got a great replacement, i believe by owen hewitt, or the dodosim 206,with realistic dynamics as a payware addon.
For the Cessna 172 you got the freeware realair, and there must be a great looking payware caranado plane, dont know where though. For the boeings, well you got the payware PMDG/CLS stuff that seems too top it all, and freeware posky/vistaliners, i personaly prefer the latter, all you need is a good panel(PSpanel freeware one) and sound.
I've heard the default DC-3 is also very unrealistic, wich seems to be quite plausible, since i own the DC-2 payware uiver, and that seems to be handling completely different compared too the default DC-3.
You could offcourse always try experimenting with the handling and such alike by googling on the flight charteristics/data online, you can get a lot of basic stuff from the internet on almost all of the bigger planes.
Re: Realism

Posted:
Wed Jan 09, 2008 12:43 pm
by Allen_Z
Go over here...
http://douglasdc3.com/fs2004/fs2004.htmfor a more realistic DC-3
Re: Realism

Posted:
Thu Jan 10, 2008 12:08 am
by beaky
If you're willing to pay, there is nothing like the MAAM-Sim DC3/C47/R4D/XC47. Excellent.
http://www.maam.org/maam_sim.html
Re: Realism

Posted:
Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:09 pm
by Ashar
If you mean the actual settings, unfortunately, I can't be the best of help there...For add-ons however, RealAir products are quite "realistic" as are add-ons by PMDG...Lately, Captain Sim products have become more FPS hogs...Takes away the realism IMO...Imagine flying in the real world with 10FPS...

Re: Realism

Posted:
Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:50 am
by FSFLYER2
Ay yes, endorse the MAAM a beauty. Many color schemes.