no friday update today???

[Sven]

Originally Posted by Daniël

Bf-109s don't have aileron trim. So the torque has a big influence.

Oh, and the Bf-109 was maybe flown by a rookie who can't handle with the torque

Of course there is torque, but almost not able to turn to the right is ridiculous, but we'll see when the game is out.

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by Sven

Of course there is torque, but almost not able to turn to the right is ridiculous, but we'll see when the game is out.

I dont understand the huge difference in the behaviour of the two airplanes. Hurricane had no aileron trimm. So, there was no torque? There was no air resistance of propeller-blade? (The "no turn" of the turn, or yaw rate mean anyway? )

But u right, we will see...

[T-JETTer]

core I5-650, 4GB DDR3 1600, AMD Radeon 6870. win7 x64. dx10 render. 4x AAA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K94NQ...layer_embedded

[philip.ed]

Yes, i think the realistic gunnery setting is a reasonable assumption for my query, so thanks
very nice video too, although I hope we won't see the same vertical towers of smoke from crashed A/C.

[BigC208]

That crash in the end looks a whole lot more realistic than il2. Fps over land looked good as well.

[recoilfx]

Originally Posted by T-JETTer

core I5-650, 4GB DDR3 1600, AMD Radeon 6870. win7 x64. dx10 render. 4x AAA

Wow, I have no idea how a B109 sound in the cockpit, but damn does that video sound nice. Makes very good use of my sub, and the biaural quality of the sound is awesome.

ahh nice sounds...and explosion at the end look so real....fantastic

[mazex]

Originally Posted by recoilfx

Wow, I have no idea how a B109 sound in the cockpit, but damn does that video sound nice. Makes very good use of my sub, and the biaural quality of the sound is awesome.

If this video is also done on the crap rigs at that show I am really impressed!

I have not heard a DB601 from inside the cockpit but I really like the "prop sound" we can here in this clip... One fact I sure know about from IRL experience is that aircraft engines don't sound that "cool" from inside - it's more of a "sound mat" in a way that it is here.

[Sven]

I agree Mazex, but most planes I've been in do not have some 1000HP and no restriction on what sound they may produce, this sound to me seems really great, and taking into account that this is not actual "historical correct" sound, it's a damn good job they did.

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by mazex

I have not heard a DB601 from inside the cockpit but I really like the "prop sound" we can here in this clip...

Bf 109 G-2 in flight cocpit video (from 6:45). I think DB 601 close just like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tluzb...eature=related