To reflect the complexity of the MD-11, Rotate has modelled the systems with a component-oriented design. Physical model for fuel flow and thermal behaviour.All fuel tanks, including separate outboard and inboard wing compartments.The following fuel system components have been independently simulated: Manual mode, failures and electrical dependencies are also simulated. This data is processed in the custom Fuel System Controller, where the logic for most of the sub-systems has been written to simulate system functions including fuel scheduling, crossfeed, CG management, ballast fuel management, anti-ice recirculation, tip transfer, fuel dump, and abnormal operation. Rotate plans to release both a passengers and cargo variants to a study-level standard they from version 1.0.”ĭuring the year, Rotate has released several status updates on various aircraft subsystems.Īll the fuel tanks are modelled with quantity, pressure and temperature for each is computed separately. The McDonnell Douglas MD-11, currently in development by for X-Plane 11. The modelling and texturing of the flight deck is almost complete, but the “aft part of the cockpit still needs some more detail work.” The developer explained: “All the main display units are operational but they are work in progress, so some elements are missing.” The images showcase the status of the cockpit and the main displays. Rotate has published new screenshots of its upcoming MD-11 for X-Plane 11. Previous" tabindex="0"> Previous Next" tabindex="0"> Next
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