Links to simulator related content

Please post links with simulator related information in this thread

regards

http://www.classicflight.co.uk/MDrive3.htm
http://www.jimspage.co.nz/intro.htm
http://www.simprojects.nl/
http://www.motion-platform.net/medias/videos/Tests/
http://digilander.libero.it/tornadoblu5/index1.htm
http://ryuuji.blog.ocn.ne.jp/photos/coc ... 101_2.html
http://www.simuline.com/library/lib_videos.htm
http://www.rs2sim.com/Jalbum/default.html
http://www.virtogo.com/virtogo.htm
http://homepages.woosh.co.nz/cwarner/flightsim.htm

habe auch ein paar nette links, haben aber nicht alle mit simulatoren zu tun.


http://www.ak.com/products/ rennsitze für büro und heim

http://www.racebasecockpit.com/products/ cockpits

http://virtualroadster.com/features.htm sehr schönes cockpit-gestell

http://www.hyperstimulator.com/personal/personal.html cockpits

Ich hab das Teil hier; gewinnt zwar keinen Schönheitspreis, aber dafür ist es funktional und hat keinen unnötigen Schnörkel.


Manche raceframes erinnern mich eher an ein buntes Kinderkarussel, als an das Interieur eins Rennwagens/Fahrzeugs

Wo wir schon bei cockpits sind, hier mein Favorit:
ARC F1 - http://www.rogepost.com/n/4542749606 20mb

und diese:
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Gruss

Maxflight FS2000 - Geiler Flugsimulator, aber ein bischen zu groß fürs heimische Wohnzimmer:
http://www.rogepost.com/n/6597195361

Nascar 2003 3DOF Motion-Platform mit 3 Schrittmotoren
http://www.rogepost.com/n/8631176685

Für diejenigen, die es noch nicht kennen:

http://www.force-dynamics.com/

http://www.markbarry.com/nascar.html
http://www.servos.com
http://www.servos.com/2dofseatvideo.htm

http://buggies.builtforfun.co.uk/Sim/index.html

Watch the video!

Hi,

das ist ja der Hammer, ohne Tüten
geht da nix.

websfly

Würde aber mal gerne ein Vid sehen, wie es sich verhält, wenn jemand drin sitzt. Obs sich dann immer noch so flüssig bewegt?

Und den Bewegungsspielraum des Hebemechanismus hätte er vergrößern sollen. Wenn schon, denn schon...

CarMikaze

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r97E_QvCoQs&mode=related&search=

Das wärs doch!

Nunja, is eben nur ein rumble seat...

Steht bestimmt auch auf diesen D-Box Aktuatoren.

Ian is now officially member of the Portdrvr beta team. He gave us great help to implement heave and acceleration in portdrvr and now that he has ready his cockpit he makes tests too...

http://buggies.builtforfun.co.uk/Sim/Clips.html


Thanos

tronicgr
I like the way Ian uses picaxe to pull data from the serial port. I'd love to be able to look at his code for that. Had a trawl through the picaxe forum but haven't yet come across any posts from him. Do you think he would supply the .bas code when he sells his kitset plans or would he flash the chips and include them as part of the plans?
Evanf

I have no idea for what he is going to do with the picaxe controllers firmware. He might have it later in his site as HEX file or something but I really dunno yet. He have not revealed such details about his project cause we don't need them. Each of us is using a totaly different way to move the motion cockpit and even different software interface. The only common for the moment is the use of Keith's Portdrvr FS interface for retrieving data from MS flight simulator.

I will present an interface for flight sims to use along with portdrvr soon on:
http://www.etherealsounds.com/

Regards, Thanos

Sirnoname
I had a look at that post at inventgeek.com a while back and the trail ended up with me contacting immersion regarding their wheel electronics as they hold patents for force feedback technology .
http://immersion.com/gaming/arcade_sim/ ... /wheel.php
It cost US$700 for one board and the price goes down if you buy more. I got the impression the rep was a wee bit protective of their products tho. It seems immersion don't specialise in 3DOF haptics, more X,Y axis.
evanF

http://www.flightemotion.com