Yep, Accu-Feel is great!

Milviz,

 

 

 

FYI... I took your T-38 up last evening and listened for dropouts at gear extension, gear retraction, flap extension, flap retraction, and all was well. Accu-feel on with default settings. I don't doubt that what you say is true, but I'm experiencing no anomalies on my system. I really enjoy what Accu-feel adds to the T-38, especially during taxi and canopy open/close, and I love flying your airplane... it's a real winner!

 

Best,

Ken

 

Not everyone has the issue with the T-38, or, it would appear, with the C310R. It's been tested on 7 machines. 3 had it for the T-38 and 4 had it for the C310R. We're were trying to localise the issue but decided that it wasn't worth it.

I know I'm a little late to the game here, but I'm just getting into flight simming and came across Accu-Feel.  Looks pretty darn cool from the reviews and videos.

 

Just wondering about it's impact on performance.  Does it affect your framerate at all?  I don't have the most speedy system out there.  (And I mostly fly GA aircraft, fyi.) Thanks.

I've never seen any impact whatsoever. Never heard anyone else have any either.

 

It's a great program and very inexpensive. Go get it!

Totally agree with Jesse C. Great addition to the sim experience and ZERO fps hit.

Um, the link on the first post is inoperative..... when I do track it down, it sells for 19.95. Where is it 14.99? (I dont want to appear cheap, eh. 20 bucks is not that much, but if I can save $5 :unsure:

The additional $5.00 is for getting (as I recall) v.2 rather that the v1.x. Includes several enhancements.

 

Check out their product descriptions and forum if you are unsure.

Thanks guys.  I'm assuming it works with most GA planes, no?  Specifically thinking of ones published by Carenado?  I only have a few non-default aircraft but obviously I want Accu-Feel to work for them too.

Works with everything as far as I can tell.  I have it running with my Carenado B200 King Air.

 

 

Thanks guys. I'm assuming it works with most GA planes, no? Specifically thinking of ones published by Carenado? I only have a few non-default aircraft but obviously I want Accu-Feel to work for them too.

 

It works with all of mine...and I have a bunch...737NGX, RealAir Dukes and Legacy, Flight1 Mustang, A2A C172 (well...it should, work with that), Carenado planes.

The open window affect doesn't seem to work with Carenado planes.. not sure on others..

The open window affect doesn't seem to work with Carenado planes.. not sure on others..

 

That effect only works on doors and other openings that have been coded by the aircraft model as door openings. There are very few aircraft that have the windows  coded that way. But, any doors should work fine

 

Thanks guys.  I'm assuming it works with most GA planes, no?  Specifically thinking of ones published by Carenado?  I only have a few non-default aircraft but obviously I want Accu-Feel to work for them too.

 

I have never found any aircraft it doesn't work with and I have a ton (including many, many Carenado). In addition, each aircraft can have each of the effects adjusted specifically to that model through a simple menu. It really is one of the best bargains in the FSX payware world. Simple to install, simple to use and very effective.

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Hello jwhite and ufowler,

 

Any questions prior to purchase or post purchase please feel free to post on our forums. Don't ever feel silly posting, the most common error from veteran simmers is still forgetting to install the FSX service Packs. Any questions let us know;

 

http://a2asimulations.com/forum/index.php

 

thanks,

Lewis

Agree with everything above - great add-on & no FPS impact.

For all those interested, after having installed and used Accu-Feel for merely one day, I just want to say one thing:

I. Love. This. Addon.

Period.  So damn cool -- makes every default plane seem like a payware, made every non-A2A payware aircraft seem like it should have been more expensive, easy to install, works flawlessles.  Just lovin' it!  Best $19 (usd) I've spent on this very costly little hobby.  Way to go, A2A.  Cheers!