Bedrock Software

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Published by Military Simulations Inc. Long in the tooth now, and no longer on sale, this product is important in the history of Bedrock-Software as it is this product which opened the way to Military Programming!

ACT Simulator System
A mutilple F16 flight training simulation system running F16 flight-simulaters on PC's running Windows 95 connected over a network using Sim-Tools. Early versions were successfully showed at the USAF 50 Anniversary in Las Vegas).

Low cost military flight simulator
A low cost PC based air combat trainer (sit in flight-simulation system). It is a multi-machine system able to support up to six out the window 3d systems (front, left, right, up, down and rear), as well as a multi-headed 2d system for cockpit detail.

Missile flight visualation system
3D-visualisation tool for an American company wishing to be able to input their own calculated movement data to be able to watch the 'live-action' from many different angles. Reams of data generated by a highbrow system needed to be shown in a 3D world, showing actual flightpaths, actions etc. The end result was rather like a video player, but you could move the camera round as you liked!

Technosphere.
This was originally a non-graphical web-based product. Which required the addition of a real-time, multiple machine interface displaying in 3d what is happening inside the 'Technosphere'. The system was on view at the National Museum of Film, Photography and Television in Bradford for a number of years.