Project Summary
A historically-based and future-looking spaceflight simulator. The player can fly several space vehicles and rockets, travel to the bodies of the solar system, and complete a variety of missions.
Features:
* Fly several spacecraft from history and the future, including the Apollo spacecraft, Saturn V, and Space Shuttle.
* Breathtaking 3D views of the solar system. Planets and moons are accurately modeled, including terrain and atmosphere.
* Realistic orbital mechanics and spacecraft guidance. Exoflight Sequencer Language allows complex missions to be carried out on automatic control.
* Open architecture -- add new spacecraft, modules, instrument panels, planets, and more from fellow users.
In a Nutshell, Exoflight...
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Commercial Use
Modify
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Distribute Original
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Include Copyright
State Changes
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These details are provided for information only. No information here is legal advice and should not be used as such.
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