This question turns into a debate at some point on most any forum where simulating gauges is discussed.  Spoiler alert: Either one can be used effectively.  Like most things in building your simulator, it’s a matter of making informed choices to … Continue reading →

In a good immersive simulation, everything looks and feels just like it does in the real world.  For simulated gauges the smoothness of the needle movement is a key factor in achieving a realistic simulation.  The smoother the movement, the … Continue reading →