First, I feel that people can learn from what it has to offer. I decided to make TDV available as open source for two reasons. Unfortunately, we were not able to release TDV 2 as planned, and the company was later dissolved. This is how Three-D Velocity version 2 was born.
We also remastered the sounds to make them more real. Over time, we improved the simulator, and then in 2012 decided to redo most of it to make it more realistic. It was complete with a story line and a minimally realistic fighter jet that the player controlled. In 2010, my company at that time, BPCPrograms, released Three-D Velocity.
So, a handful of friends and I embarked on the journey to create the world's first ever fully accessible fighter jet simulation. In 2007, as I was watching "Top Gun," I thought to myself: "How cool would it be if a blind person could fly a fighter jet?" Until this time, there had been no fighter jet simulators that blind people could play. Three-D Velocity: A Fighter Jet Flight Simulator For The Blind and Visually Impaired Table Of Contents
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