Not that I have noticed...
From the Pro website;
The product addresses a wide range of training needs:
• Navigation and passage planning
• Ship handling and manoeuvring
• Collision avoidance regulations
• Bridge teamwork
• Berthing and anchoring
• Mission rehearsal
• Basic radar and ARPA options
• Flag and Morse light communications
• Search and Rescue (SAR) operations
• Man Over Board (MOB)
• Salvage
• Tug Assistance
• Fuel Efficiency training
Features:
• 33 highly detailed user vessels and 40 target vessels with realistic dynamics and manoeuvring properties.
• 10 realistic and accurate sailing environments, including one open sea environment.
• Run up to six screens from a single pc and license: three outside view and three navigation panels.
• Integrated Mission Editor to create your own training scenarios and missions.
• Interface with motion platforms and third party navigation software and hardware.
• Built-in electronic charts compliant with IALA buoyage systems.
• Built-in basic radar including EBL, VRM, parallel indexing options and ARPA.
• Several navigation panels including conning, gyro compass, rudder indicator and fuel consumption.
• Dynamic and customisable wave, day/night & weather system; sea state 1-9, supporting JONSWAP wave spectra.
• 23 NMEA 0183 output sentences and 9 input sentences, configurable across 8 serial ports or Ethernet.
• Usable for conventional engine & steering inputs, DP systems and azimuth controls.
• Realistic vessel collisions and grounding.
• Towing & mooring with realistic vessel response.
• Morse light signalling to communicate with other vessels in a multiplayer training session.
• Hoist international maritime signalling flags to communicate with other vessels in a multiplayer training session.
• Full walkthrough and multiple camera viewpoints for every vessel, e.g. bridge wing position.
• Exhibition Mode for unmanned exhibition or museum display.
• Full community access and mission support for assistance
Anyway... welcome to the forum, Hex... in the future, your wishes may be granted, since that kind of realism is indeed the goal.
But to what extend and when, that is something time will tell, for now.
Regards,
Fred