Hi Krystian,
Thanks for your message. There is a lot of good code in Ptolemy3D and
it amazes me to see that even after all of these years PT is the only
viewer of its kind that has the ability to read tiled jp2000 files.
That code has been there since 2003 I think. There was spurt of
activity around PT in 2008-9 when Jerome and Antonio made a lot of
improvements, but not a lot since mainly because we have been involved
in other projects. Also I think interest is now going to direct
browser implementation of 3D using WebGL etc.
Flight simulator use is a natural for PT, you might be interested to
know that this code was shown on several occasions to top military
brass and pilot training execs back in about 2004 for exactly that
reason.
My advice would be to use native browser functionality as much as
possible to do the cockpit. That way you have better flexibility with
code base later. Much of the work will be around putting the aircraft
into the scene. That's something we never had to do before because it
was mainly used like GE plugin.
Maybe Antonio will chime in here with better advice.