Sonic booms missing....

[hypersonic]

Hi @ all!

I have a question to you:
You probably know the North American X-15C rocket. When you reach hypersonic speeds (eg. 1,2 mach) there are no effects (no booms, ...)

Is there any package which contains such effects?

thx

[EGNX]

Yes there is, i think its here on SimV. Do a site search for it.  :)

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

I found a plane on Avsim with sonic boom effects. If you want to see it it, type in cf-220_grizzly_(effects_correction).zip in the File Library search over at Avsim....

[EGNX]

here it is http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/syb.cgi?section=misc&file=sonicbng.zip  ;D

[JBaymore]

hypersonic,

Hi and welcome to SimV.

I believe that as a pilot of an aircraft breaking the sound barrier.... you don't hear the "boom"....... it is behind you and you are trasveling faster than the sound from it.

This effect is, I think, sort of like the loud grinding noise in the "cockpit" often heard in the commercial AT jets in the sim.

[hypersonic]

Thx for posting!

I tried this package on a Tupolev TU-144, works well

[beefhole]

Well J, you also can't hear the flaps, or sometimes not even the landing gear from the cockpit of many modern airliners and they're in there anyway-I guess it's just cool to have the effect over realism.

[JBaymore]

Well J, you also can't hear the flaps, or sometimes not even the landing gear from the cockpit of many modern airliners and they're in there anyway-

That is exactly my point.

[beefhole]

[quote]Some of the default flaps sounds sound like the aircraft is being ripped apart

[rcbarend]

hypersonic,
I believe that as a pilot of an aircraft breaking the sound barrier.... you don't hear the "boom"....... it is behind you and you are trasveling faster than the sound from it.
john

Of course you are right  ;)
Hence the "boom" sound should only be audible when you flying in Spotplane or Tower viewmode, and not in Cockpit or VC viewmode.

My CarrierOperationPackage V2.0 contains a SonicBoom gauge that controls a visual and audible effect; and I have a new version of this gauge (not published yet) that indeed controlls  the effects depending on Viewmode  :)

Cheers, Rob Barendregt