We intend to communicate directly with pilots who fly aircraft like the Lancaster at modern day air shows as well as with surviving veterans who flew during the war. Flight models in this simulation will be based on technical information, and will handle as realistically as possible based on testimonies from those who have flown such aircraft. No amount of raw technical data will describe the 'character' of an aircrafts handling, which is why we would like to remove a lot of guesswork from the flight model equation. For other aircraft with which crew interaction is not possible or raw data is less substantial, we will be using as much information as possible in their recreation. The damage models will be detailed.
Some simulations allow aircraft to fall apart, and for segments of wing to be blown off for example.
For Tonight are intended to respond according to each aircrafts particular strengths and weaknesses. I see that your site states that you will be able to model day and night operations with Target for Tonight . The goal is to recreate the whole of Europe, from the north west of Scotland, to parts of Scandinavia and down to the south east of Germany and the alps. We are currently attempting to gain access to high resolution satellite height data, which will allow us to recreate the terrain of Europe with a decent level of accuracy. It is vital for us to stick to our vision, our goal in order to provide a detailed and complete night bombing product.