Dal manuale bms ho estrapolato questi:
The Mirage 2000 versions have high quality dedicated 3D cockpits and dedicated flight models (AFM), less
detailed than the F-16 perhaps, though not too far away from the real aircraft performance
BMS 4.32 only had the A-10A: 4.33 introduced the A-10C with different weapon loads but unfortunately the C
cockpit with its modern avionics much closer to the F-16 remains to be done. At this time both A and C model
are assigned with the high quality clickable A-10A 3D cockpit
The Harrier is a new aircraft in BMS. It features a complete high quality clickable 3D cockpit. It was created to
illustrate the new V/STOL flight model (AFM). New callbacks were also created to orient the nozzles for V/STOL
management
The F-15 A/C/D/J and DJ Eagles have a non-clickable 3D cockpit while the Strike Eagles (F-15E/K and I) have a
clickable 3D cockpit which is only 90% finished.
All F-15s have dedicated OFM flight models
The Panavia Tornado is a completely new aircraft in BMS 4.33. Its 3D
model has been completely redone with variable geometry wings,
spoilers, flaps and slats and thrust reversers
The Viggen was also added to 4.33 as a flyable model. The aircraft features a high quality 3D cockpit model and
OFM but accurate flight model.
F-4 Phantoms (all versions), F-14 Tomcats, MiG-29
very rough 3D cockpits and basic OFMs, nowhere near their real counterparts.