Get access to powerful features not available in the home use simulator.
License your simulator for unlimited use outside your home, or for generating revenue.
Hardware and frame-rate checks make the simulator eligible for FAA-Certification.
Enable cylindrical and spherical projection (as found in large simulators), and the ability to drive Garmin Real Simulator Units.
Protect your fine-tuned settings and preferences by enabling a password-protected mode that prevents any unauthorized changes.
Light brightness, intensity, spread, and more – all computed in real time with the laws of physics.
Gorgeous global water rendering, complete with wave height controls and floatplane interaction based on feedback from expert pilots.
Tree color and leaf coverage vary to show season – snow accumulates, too!
Gorgeous, geographically-aware water colors.
Large variety of 3D trees with variation of species, size, and seasonal effects. They even sway in the wind.
The entire world now comes to life with FMOD sound – birds in the forest, cars in the cities and of course, ground service vehicles.
So, to build a simulator for professional use, simply:
Note that you will need one pro-use license—whether digital download or USB key—per computer if you’re planning a multi-machine simulator.
For professional-caliber flight sim hardware, we recommend Precision Flight Controls.
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