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Hello,
Would you add to the simulator list, P3D V1, V2 and V3 please?
Cheers
Pierre
Would you add to the simulator list, P3D V1, V2 and V3 please?
Cheers
Pierre
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Pierre Chassang said:Hi Tom,
When Lockeed Martin provides a civilian aircraft simulation like P3D, YES. :?
Don't forget FSX provides F18 and other military aircrafts without any problem. :think:
Cheers
Pierre![]()
Yes, LM does sell it to air forces as a simulation tool(I believe mainly for fresh recruits and selection). But it is also marketed to the general public as an educational simulation.As far as I know was the P3D development a pure military project to integrate a flightsim in the Lockheed Martin graphic world.
Barthe Hogenboom said:Well, we have Boeings in our fleet. Boeing makes enormous bombers. We have Airbuses, they make military planes( ). We have L-100's in our fleet, a civil version of a military aircraft. L stands for Lockheed. Lockheed made several beautiful civilian planes.
You can use an axe to chop down a tree or to kill someone. You can make a plow from a lump of iron or a gun/sword. I don't think you can really escape military application when dealing with high-tech like airplanes. And even then...the military is often helpful by providing assistance in case of forest fires, drought etc. Without protection from the military most aid organizations couldn't assist in a lot of countries. (UN in UNICEF means United Nations). The world is very confusing and not black and white. Of course I'm against offensive warfare, landgrab etc. The relationship between big banks, weapons dealers and governments doesn't really make me happy. And I don't think we should promote warplanes or weapons here but I see no real evil in P3D.
Yes, LM does sell it to air forces as a simulation tool(I believe mainly for fresh recruits and selection). But it is also marketed to the general public as an educational simulation.As far as I know was the P3D development a pure military project to integrate a flightsim in the Lockheed Martin graphic world.
I think P3D has really become more and more the successor to FSX to most flightsimmers with some money to spare. Users just add some stuff to it to get a part of the entertainment side back that FSX had. I can see it on flightsim.com and other sites. At first it was forbidden to open a topic about it because it was a tool for real-world pilots and now they even have adverts for it. Many well known add-on makers for FSX now adapt their products for both FSX-SE and P3D because they want to keep in business.
The wisest thing to do is probably just add P3D to the list of supported sims and maybe a small icon in the left column but not some big Lockheed-Martin logo somewhere because it obviously offends some of our members.
I think we could also include FSX-SE( , they say. So XACARS probably also). Can members using FSX-SE confirm this? And hopefully Flightgear in the future when it has an ACARS client.
Chris Chadwick said:Surely, we need to consider new pilots. They look on the site and see no mention of P3D being supported so move on. We need to keep up with the software as it progresses.
I hear Pete Dowson worked with Lockheed Martin to enable FSUIPC. Surely then we boycott FSUIPC because he collaborated with them?
I'm sorry but this is a farce
PREPAR3D should be added
Regards
Chris
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