Re: Eurofly, first geographical atlas and flight simulator for blinds
On the point of crackling engines. If you listen hard enough, especially to older engines (DC-10 and L-1011 Tristar era) they do actually crackle at high RPM, one of the modifications for later DC-10 and Tristar variants was a muffler to reduce the crackling. In fact, with the Hawker Siddley Trident aircraft, everybody who flew it reported the same crackling at a certain throttle position....which was unfortunately near about 70-80% throttle. Much like the Tristar, the Trident was fitted with a muffler kit in later years due to the UK's noise rules.
So, the crackling can actually be realistic, depending on what plane or engine model you're on about, it's only really in the later years that engines are silky smooth and even then not always, if you pay close attention to starting up a jet engine in real life, or a Youtube video, it hisses, it crackles, it sputters and isn't perfect at idle. It's only when you get up in the power range it smooths out re ally. If something like that could maybe be worked out for the sounds I think it'd help a lot.
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