Simulator Development - VR-Forces 

The Complete Simulation Solution 

VR-Forces is a powerful and flexible simulation environment for scenario generation. It has all the necessary features for use as a tactical leadership trainer, threat generator, behavior model testbed, or Computer Generated Forces (CGF) application.

• C++ toolkit to extend of embed in customer application
• Distributed simulation engine with remote GUI control
• Aggregate unit and entity modeling
• Correlated simulation and visualization
• HLA and DIS compliant
• Terrain Agile, including streaming terrain
• Batch mode for analysis
• Real-time and non-real-time operation
• GUI-based entity and parameter editors
• Distributed architecture for greater scalability

Powerful Simulation Engine

VR-Forces comes with simulation models for a wide variety of battlefield entities and weapon systems. During scenario execution, VR-Forces vehicles and human entities interact with the terrain, follow roads, move in convoys, avoid obstacles, communi­cate over simulated radios, detect and engage enemy forces, and calculate damage. Through multi-resolution modeling, VR-Forces can switch between aggregate and entity level movement models “on-the-fly” based on scenario events such as sensor detection or area of interest.

The VR-Forces CGF Toolkit

The VR-Forces application provides a robust CGF environment out-of-the-box, but it can also be customized or extended through a powerful developer’s toolkit. A C++ API allows you to customize nearly every aspect of the VR-Forces simulation engine and GUI, or integrate VR-Forces functionality into your own applications. A composable ar­chitecture allows you to independently add, replace, or modify the simulation engine’s vehicle dynamics, behaviors and tactics, damage models, sensors, countermeasures, and weapons. A Remote Control API allows you to control the VR-Forces simulation engine from remote applications. And the VR-Forces GUI API, based on the VR-Vantage Toolkit, allows you to fully customize the VR-Forces user interface — whether you’re just adding a few menu items, or building a custom IOS appli­cation for your project.