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	3D Modeling, Virtual Prototyping 3D Modeling, Virtual Prototyping E-COM Simulation SW Complex Solutions Main SW Functions and SW Modules Examples SW Development Characteristics Modular Structure of E-COM Software E-COM Simulation Software Structure Examples E-COM SW Mathematical Models Visual Systems Visual System - Key Component of Every Simulator Image Generation Systems PC Based Image Generator Hardware E-COM Image Generator Software (E-IG) Image Generator Functions Terrain Databases Visualization Moving Models Visualization Non-Linear Image Distortion Edge Blending Clouds and Atmospheric Objects Rain, Snow, Fog Sky, Sun, Moon, Stars Particle Effects Light Sources Dynamic Shadows Dynamic Terrains and Entities Sensor Views HUD, Aiming Reticules, Special Symbols Virtual Environment Creation Software Tools for Terrain and Model Development Data Formats Supported by E-IG Virtual 3D Terrains Virtual 3D Terrains Examples Virtual 3D Models Static and Moving Models Character Animations Maps Database Generation Stations (DBGS) Projection Systems Special Observing Devices Computer Based Training Tools Training Lessons Multimedia Classroom Solutions Electronics Design Electronics Design Mechanical Design Mechanical Design Production of Prototypes and Small Series Production of Prototypes and Small Series Integration and Electronics Production Integration and Electronics Production Optical Systems Design and Integration Optical Systems Design and Integration Interiors and Instruments Replication Style Interior Replicas Instrument Replication Universal Consoles and Operating Work Places Data Acquisition Systems - DAS Data Acquisition Systems - DAS Universal Communication Systems Universal Communication Systems Sound Systems Sound Systems Motions Systems Motions Systems TECHNOLOGIES Image Generation System Image Generator Functions Particle Effects Particle Effects The particle effects are used to simulate natural behavior of liquid or gas substances. The typical use of these effects are burning fires, smokes, water fountains, engine exhaust, etc.. Different simulated explosions corresponds with the specific ammunition effects. PDF LEAFLET
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