Genre : Simulation ( Flight Simulator )
Release Date : December 2011
Produced by : Laminar Research
Hyper-realistic flight simulator X-Plane 10 is sharing parts of its brain with an in-flight navigation system that will help aircraft find a safe landing spot during an emergency. The technology is the brainchild of X-Plane creator and aeronautical engineer Austin Meyer, who has incorporated it into his own plane.
The same physics engine that supports X-Plane 10 forms the basis for the tech, which also uses the simulator for extensive testing. As you fly, a stripped-down version of the code is constantly assessing nearby airfields based on landing strip length, quality, and local weather. It then uses the simulator’s flight model to plot a safe course down to the ground, painting ‘croquet hoops’ on the heads-up display to guide the plane down – turning a potentially terrifying situation into a game of Pilot Wings.
This Game allows you to design your own aircraft. Since designing an aircraft is relatively simple and the flight model can help predict performance of real-world aircraft, several aircraft companies use X-Plane in their design process.
Features of this new version:
- Improved Flight Model including wingflex
- Better use of multi-core processing for Artificially Intelligent Aircraft
- Improved Air Traffic Control coordinated with AI Aircraft above
- Global weather engine with advanced 3d cloud rendering
- Global Scenery generated (in part) from Open Street Map data allowing accurate placement of roads, rivers and plausible auto-placement of buildings
- Better use of graphic processing units to replace all orthophoto textures representing 3d objects with full 3d objects such as buildings, freeways, streetlights and trees
- Global Illumination and shadowing
There are absolutely no words that can describe the beauty in X-Plane 10.
It is the best Flight Simulation ever made. It is the closest one to reality, as if you are actually flying an aircraft.
Minimum PC requirements:
- CPU : 2 GHz, dual-core CPU,
- RAM : 2 GB of RAM
- Direct X : DX 9.0
- Graphic video card : 128 MB of on-board, dedicated video RAM
- HDD : 70 GB
Video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTpfNnwim4A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl5l9RIw2as
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