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=== General ===
* multi platform flight simulator: support as many platforms as possible
* multi platform flight simulator: support as many platforms as possible
* encourage contributions and community involvement
* well-documented and public interfaces
=== Features ===
* reasonable performance
* worldwide scenery coverage
* reasonable realism
* wide support for all sorts of aircraft (airplanes, helicopters, unpowered flight)
* realistic weather modeling
* multiplayer support
* framework for scientific/professional use
* realistic IFR simulator
* realistic VFR simulator
* procedure trainer
=== Technical ===
* support as many C++ compilers and -versions as possible
* support as many C++ compilers and -versions as possible
* support lower-end hardware
* support lower-end hardware
* support a wide range of input hardware (joysticks, yokes, pedals)
* support a wide range of input hardware (joysticks, yokes, pedals)
* reasonable performance
* appropriate download size
* appropriate download size
* worldwide scenery coverage
* reasonable realism
* minimum amount of external dependencies
* minimum amount of external dependencies
* reasonable build times
* reasonable build times
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* comprehensible source code
* comprehensible source code
* tight code base
* tight code base
* well-documented and public interfaces
* conveniently extensible, even for non-programmers
* highly configurable and customizable
* fully runtime configurable
* backwards compatible
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Revision as of 22:31, 17 June 2006

General

  • multi platform flight simulator: support as many platforms as possible
  • encourage contributions and community involvement
  • well-documented and public interfaces

Features

  • reasonable performance
  • worldwide scenery coverage
  • reasonable realism
  • wide support for all sorts of aircraft (airplanes, helicopters, unpowered flight)
  • realistic weather modeling
  • multiplayer support
  • framework for scientific/professional use
  • realistic IFR simulator
  • realistic VFR simulator
  • procedure trainer


Technical

  • support as many C++ compilers and -versions as possible
  • support lower-end hardware
  • support a wide range of input hardware (joysticks, yokes, pedals)
  • appropriate download size
  • minimum amount of external dependencies
  • reasonable build times
  • modular design and architecture
  • comprehensible source code
  • tight code base
  • conveniently extensible, even for non-programmers
  • highly configurable and customizable
  • fully runtime configurable
  • backwards compatible

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