JohnC
August 29th, 2010, 19:41
Would anyone be interested in me publishing a set of gauges that measured aircraft performance in simulation? They function as 2-D gauges, so they don't require any back-ground programs to be running and can be used in a full-screen setting.
Aircraft flight mechanics are broken into two categories, airframe aerodynamics (left column) and propulsion system (right column). Attached is the set for gas turbine engines, and a similar one exists for internal combustion engines with data such as brake horsepower, BMEP, A/F Ratio, Advance Ratio, etc. This would be mainly for flight model developers and beta testing teams (one screenshot from a beta tester can give you complete situational data for a problem), but also useful for folks outside of development.
Aircraft flight mechanics are broken into two categories, airframe aerodynamics (left column) and propulsion system (right column). Attached is the set for gas turbine engines, and a similar one exists for internal combustion engines with data such as brake horsepower, BMEP, A/F Ratio, Advance Ratio, etc. This would be mainly for flight model developers and beta testing teams (one screenshot from a beta tester can give you complete situational data for a problem), but also useful for folks outside of development.