Let’s not kid ourselves, no one is replicating the ENTIRE thing anyway at the present moment for ANY aircraft. The hard part is documentation, not the complexity of the aircraft. Addons that simulate that don’t go into the details of real-time computing and CPU architectures. Home sims don’t need to concern themselves with safety and redundancy. Why does an A350 need to fit this criteria? We don’t have addons that simulate real-time computing characteristics of much simpler airplanes, yet they are lauded as very good (and they are!). I highly doubt that a space shi… eh I mean aircraft this complex will ever be simulated for any flight sim.Įvery A350 simulator will probably have a million lines of code and without getting full access to something like ProSim or getting the code of a real A350 simulator handed out… there is zero chance to get a flying data center like this “simulated for 50$”Įh, I know it looks complicated but it isn’t really much for a home flight sim. I don’t need failure simulations, realistic hydraulics and electrical systems, etc… These are just “nice to have” and can be implemented in later stages, but for the first version, just make it flyable with realistic handling and autopilot navigation. So even a low-fidelity A350 with very basic systems, as long as we can import flight plan from SimBrief and the autopilot can fly the aircraft and have fly-by-wire handling capabilities, I think that’s enough for the first release version.
I’m the kind of guy who thinks “A bad something, is still better than nothing”. I dunno, I think it depends on the mindset. Even an A350 with the same of detail as the default Asobo A320 is acceptable to me, at least for the first public release version. I would agree with you, it’s probably difficult and near impossible to do given the lack of public transparency on the engineering data.īut I think we should be accepting for any limitations and shortfall and get it to behave as close as possible even it won’t be 100% correct.
If you’re expecting a 1:1 complete replica of its entire systems and capabilities. I think it’s just a matter of how detailed that you want it to be.
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