9 - Simulation Object Behavior Subsystems

The simulation object models available in VR-Forces (ground vehicles, humans, units, and so on) are composed of subsystems of components.

These systems are reusable collections of sensors, controllers, and actuators that make up some aspect of a simulation object, such as its ability to move or a particular weapon system.

The links below give a more detailed description of some representative systems available in VR-Forces.

Damage

• 9.1 - Ground Armor Damage Systems
• 9.2 - Lifeform Default Damage System
• 9.3 - Rotary-wing Default Armor System

Movement

• 9.4 - Fixed Wing Fighter Jet System
• 9.5 - Ground Aggregated Movement System
• 9.6 - Ground Disaggregated Movement System
• 9.7 - Human Movement System
• 9.8 - Rotary-wing Attack Movement System
• 9.9 - Ground Tracked Movement System

Sensors

• 9.10 - IR Sensor System
• 9.11 - Visual Sensor System
• 9.12 - Detecting Objects with Sensors

Weapons

• 9.13 - 30mm Cannon
• 9.14 - Attack Missile Launcher System
• 9.15 - Handheld M16 System

Other

• 9.16 - Spot Report Generator System
• 9.17 - Spot Report Receiver System
• 9.18 - Using the Contact Fusion Controller

Example of Connected Subsystems

9.19 - Subsystem Connection Diagrams

Note

The above list is not comprehensive. Many other types of systems are available in VR-Forces. You can view the default system definition files included with VR-Forces in data<model_set>, or you can see them used in context in the Simulation Object Editor or OPD Editor applications.