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| MAACS Videos |
EXPERIMENTAL
The Moving Axis AirCraft Simulator (MAACS) was our first
experimental effort in motion flight simulation. We also delved
into virtual reality along the way.
The menu on the right is a series of videos that show how
MAACS works. It shows how MAACS was developed, and how we tried
different configurations.
…and we tried a lot of stuff. We called this rapid prototyping. Basically, you draw
up an idea, then buy a bunch of boards and plywood, bang it together and see
what works and what doesn’t.
It was a lot of trial and error. It was frustrating and fascinating all at the same
time. This is the MAACS series.
We hope these videos inspire you to build things for your flight simulator.
We hope they inspire experimentation and creativity in the flight sim community.
We hope they show that it’s ok to try a lot of things, keep what works and learn
from the stuff that didn’t work.
We hope they show that innovation is hard work, but worthwhile work and that you
may fail many times before you are successful.
experimental effort in motion flight simulation. We also delved
into virtual reality along the way.
The menu on the right is a series of videos that show how
MAACS works. It shows how MAACS was developed, and how we tried
different configurations.
…and we tried a lot of stuff. We called this rapid prototyping. Basically, you draw
up an idea, then buy a bunch of boards and plywood, bang it together and see
what works and what doesn’t.
It was a lot of trial and error. It was frustrating and fascinating all at the same
time. This is the MAACS series.
We hope these videos inspire you to build things for your flight simulator.
We hope they inspire experimentation and creativity in the flight sim community.
We hope they show that it’s ok to try a lot of things, keep what works and learn
from the stuff that didn’t work.
We hope they show that innovation is hard work, but worthwhile work and that you
may fail many times before you are successful.
| Other Motion Flight Sims |
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| Several of these are full motion flight simulators |