A2A Accu-Feel (for P3D Academic)

for Prepar3D v4+

Back in 2008, A2A Simulations released an aggressive concept to Flight Simulator X add-ons with the Accu-Sim Boeing 377 Stratocruiser. Accu-Sim bypassed the entire guts of the aircraft systems, and replaced it with its own coding. This provided a level of realism flight sim fans were not used too. We were concerned that most would not want this high level of authenticity, so we offered the aircraft in two packages: The Aircraft and its Accu-Sim Expansion pack. This way, those who just wanted a beautiful airplane to look at and fly without the deep modeling, could have it. Those who wanted more, could have that too. We estimated 1 in 5 would opt for Accu-Sim. To our surprise, 4 in 5 did from the first day it was released. This started what we now call the “Accu-Sim Revolution”.

Still, customers demanded more. They asked “Can you Accu-Sim FSX?” and our answer was always “this is just not possible.” Well, over the years and now with all this technology behind us, we found a way to get, what we call “A touch of Accu-Sim” to FSX. In early 2012 we released this new concept, and called it “Accu-Feel”. The name Accu-Feel was chosen because this best described what this product does. We managed to hook into the lower core of FSX using our Accu-Sim technology, and were able to make things happen without touching a single file in the FSX directory. This was critical because the program had to work in a way without interfering or altering 3rd party content. Our goal was to allow Accu-Feel to intelligently set itself up for any aircraft, yet also allow the customer the final say on everything by way of an easy-to-use in-game user interface.

Accu-Feel launched out of the gates unlike anything we have ever released before. It rocketed to #1 in online stores and just sat there for months. Today, almost one year later, it remains in the top ten. The reason is simple – customers / pilots were having fun with an all-new, powerful sound system and how it translated physics back to them. They also appreciated a program that worked hard for them, so they could just fly. And technically, Accu-Feel was solid and reliable. We had a winner.

Now we have updated the next generation of Accu-Feel, version 2, Air, Land and Sea for Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3D. A quick read of the manual will show a lot of exciting features that we hope you come to love as much as we did in making it.

Key Features

  • Simple, safe non-destructive installation leaves all of your aircraft directories untouched (aircraft.cfg, panel.cfg, etc. are not changed).
  • Works with almost all Prepar3D aircraft. Tested with both default and over forty 3rd party aircraft.
  • Easy to use GUI (Graphical User Interface) allows for easy (and fun) customization of any aircraft.
  • Saves aircraft automatically.
  • Built using the Accu-Sim sound system, which is the most powerful sound system available and is already used safely on thousands of FSX installations.
  • Ground physics for both on and off pavement for both tricycle and tail dragger airframes bucks your airplane around, making just taxiing a quality experience.
  • Dynamic tire screeching and rub sounds tied into the physics of each tire, which makes every landing not just feel different, but sound different. You have more feel for exactly how well you are controlling your aircraft, both big and small. New side forces add even more dynamics when side-loading the landing gear.
  • Runway / pavement seams send dynamic jolts through your airframe that you can both feel and hear.
  • Water physics including dynamic wave size and speed, adds immersion for those who love to land on the water.
  • Turbulence modeling adds a feel based on our own experiences owning and operating aircraft.
  • Physics-driven sound system.
  • Cabin sounds from an old classic planes (bag of bolts) to the more modern, stronger pressurized tube liners, both on the ground and in the air.
  • Dynamic wind gives a strong sense of how your aircraft is flying, giving feel to everything from a glider to a commercial airliner.
  • Fuselage drag rumble is dynamically created, recreating the dropping of flaps, gear, or high pressures developed when approaching an airframe’s Vne (Never Exceed Speed). Both IAS and Mach limits are simulated.
  • Stall buffet and sounds creep in before the airplane stalls, giving you better feel and control of the aircraft while flying “on the edge”.
  • Brake squeals and vibrations.
  • Open cockpit experience, which allows you to hear the suction of the wind, deep wind, propeller, or turbojet whine when opening a canopy or door.
Purchase $28.00 AUD
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US$17.84 | €17,03 | £14.07
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Developer

This product has been produced by A2A Simulations. For A2A Simulations product support, please go to https://a2asimulations.com/forum/index.php

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Documentation

User Guide

Compatibility

General

You will need Orbx Central to download and install this product. Orbx Central runs on Windows 7+, macOS and Linux. An internet connection is also required.

The download size of this product is 11.02 MB. It uses 11.80 MB when installed.

Supported Simulators

This product is compatible with the following simulators:

  • Prepar3D v4
  • Prepar3D v5

Supported Operating Systems

This product is compatible with the following operating systems:

  • Windows