Is thereany one working on the F15E cockpit

[airvee001]

what's up everybody? The topic is in the question.

[+Fubar512]

Cockpits are much harder to model than aircraft themselves, and as a result, there are a precious few individuals who actually take the time do so.

 

Secondly, even if someone were to create a realistic E-model pit, it would not be fully functional at this point, due to the limitions of the avionics code. You'd either have a fairly accurate, working HUD and A2A radar only, or one sporting a "mocked-up" HUD with primitive (60's era) A2A & simplified A2G radar modes.

[airvee001]

Cockpits are much harder to model than aircraft themselves, and as a result, there are a precious few individuals who actually take the time do so.

 

Secondly, even if someone were to create a realistic E-model pit, it would not be fully functional at this point, due to the limitions of the avionics code. You'd either have a fairly accurate, working HUD and A2A radar only, or one sporting a "mocked-up" HUD with primitive (60's era) A2A & simplified A2G radar modes.

 

 

So I guess the answer is no...that's all I needed to know

tks

[+Brain32]

Hmmmmmmm, all this sounded good