They also are quite narrowly focused on an era and a location. I can only answer from my personal perspective.Īll the alternatives available (and I've tried most of them) are missing two elements I think are essential to realistic military flight operations: Global scope and realistic weather. Why does one want to have such a thing in the civilian world? What is the "market"? Anyone interested in shooting and being shot at already has at least one of these installed and play them. They were designed from the ground up to be combat flight sims, and therefore can do things we can never do in the FSX/Prepar3d world (for just one example damage modelling for aircraft and buildings.) They have great graphics and detailed aircraft with realistic flight models.
Why work to create a combat simulation environment inside a flight sim that wasn't designed to support it? There are several highly detailed and realistic combat flight simulators out there already and have been for many years under constant development and improvement. This board here is the place to do that, and to communicate with us - the developers of FSCAI.Īlthough I've seldom heard it spoken or seen it written, I know a question prople who know what this project is about have to be asking: why bother? We hope you enjoy the "game changing" nature of FSCAI, and that you'll report back to us here with bugs or suggestions as the program develops. But right now during development we are making a separate stand-alone version available that can be installed on any FSX, FSX-SE, or Prepar3d system (including Prepar3D version 4).
#Prepar3d to fsx missions work simulator#
We realize that some simulator pilots would like to use FSCAI for purposes outside of FSCaptain, and ultimately, when finished, it's intended for that purpose. (I won't tell you how it's used, but if you get too curious about the shady activities going in the the remote location you're assigned to fly to, you just might find out!) It's even used in the "Special Mission" scenario available in two stages from KOLM in the sample set of assignments. There, it provides intelligent opposition to the pilot/player in a hostile scenario. But even in its state now its first application is to support the Assignments/Missions environment of FSCaptain.
In particular, the configuration of the FSCAI program gives weapons to objects, which they can then use to shoot at each other - or at you, the pilot. You can think of it as an offshoot of the more benign "living world" simulation. It's a separate program that adds "intelligence" to regular AI SimObjects in the simulated world so that they can function as combat units. FSCAI: Flight Simulator Combat Artificial Intelligence FSX/P3DįSCAI stands for Flight Simulator Combat Artificial Intelligence.
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