58 replies to this topic

[VFR_Pierre]

Wow, that's realistic!

[flyhalf]

Thanks.

I am getting better performance on this than my FS9 version. On final approach I have fps in the 30's. It shouldn't trouble most users.

With REX2.0 clouds and water the approach in over harbour at Bridgetown looks amazing. I am continually impressed by REX2.0 weather.

[Mr. Schutte]

98%  

[Alex_S]

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY

[franthree]

Looks fab!   BTW--sorry if this is silly question but is this freeware? BTW--Paul (PWheeler) did a fine Grantley too!

[flyhalf]

Yep it's free.

Actually, Paul and I are currently working together to make our two sceneries 100% compatible.

[suddste]

Mr. Schutte, on Sep 14 2009, 09:08 AM, said:

98%  

☺

[Fabio_Leal]

Flyhalf

makes a new vid with the new scenery !!!!

[Ricardotbpb]

This scenery is going to be GREAT!!!. i can't wait to control traffic into such a magnificent scenery.. Thanks Flyhalf

[flyhalf]

Paul Wheeler (from PW Sceneries and FSX Water Configurator fame) and I now have 100% compatibility crossover.

See some shots here of both our sceneries running together.

http://www.fswaterco...g14393#msg14393

[VFR_Pierre]

flyhalf, on Sep 19 2009, 02:52 AM, said:

Paul Wheeler (from PW Sceneries and FSX Water Configurator fame) and I now have 100% compatibility crossover.

See some shots here of both our sceneries running together.

http://www.fswaterco...g14393#msg14393

Fantastic!  

[Alex_S]

Great news

[flyhalf]

Final set of shots showing Grantley FSX working with PW Sceneries Volume 2. The roads line up perfectly. The moving FSX road traffic even enters and leaves the terminal drop off area.

This gives you an idea of the Runway 09 Approach. Running here is REX2.0 everything. I have changed the colouring of the ground polygons to match FSX default terrain textures which are much paler green in colour than FS9.

Also note the Frame Rates. This is Extremely Dense Autogen running in these shots.

I anticipate release this week to Avsim.

Edited by flyhalf, 20 September 2009 - 08:24 AM.

[divemaster08]

Bravissimo!! I love it!

Cant wait! Counting down the days to release!

[VFR_Pierre]

Holy crap!! That's amazing! And look at those frames!

Do we have to re-download Paul's scenery?

[Noble.]

Hiya Max, correct me if I'm wrong, but you seem to be using 1x shader water, if you are, could you tell me which textures you use? Shader 2x water is pretty unrealistic, but with REX, the water at 2x is far too bright.

Fantastic work.

[Noble.]

Noble., on Sep 20 2009, 04:00 PM, said:

Hiya Max, correct me if I'm wrong, but you seem to be using 1x shader water, if you are, could you tell me which textures you use? Shader 2x water is pretty unrealistic, but with REX, the water at 2x is far too bright.

Fantastic work.

I actually meant that the REX textures with the water at shader 1x are too bright.  

[Fabio_Leal]

flyhalf, on Sep 20 2009, 08:23 AM, said:

Also note the Frame Rates. This is Extremely Dense Autogen running in these shots.

  YOU ( rich )

Quote

Intel Core i7 920 @3.8GHz (180x21) | Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R | Gigabyte GTX 285 | Corsair 6GB DDR3
Windows 7 RC Ultimate 64bit | Antec Nine Hundred Two Case | Corsair TX 750W PSU | WD 500GB SataII
WD Velociraptor 150GB SataII | Samsung 2233BW 22" LCD | TrackIR 4 Pro + v5 software

ME ( poor )

Quote

M2N-MX SE PLUS | Athlon AM2 64 5200 | 4GB DDR2 800 | 9600GSO SUPERCLOCKED 625/1550/1800 | HD 250gb + 500gb 16mb cache | LG - FLatron - W2252TQ | Freetrack | logitech Extreme 3D PRO |

and ... my fps ???

[_JoKeR_]

Looking better than ever!

[flyhalf]

Noble., on Sep 20 2009, 11:00 AM, said:

Hiya Max, correct me if I'm wrong, but you seem to be using 1x shader water, if you are, could you tell me which textures you use? Shader 2x water is pretty unrealistic, but with REX, the water at 2x is far too bright.

Fantastic work.

Hi, yes I think I am using High 1.x I just think that the really high 2.x water settings are not realistic. I also use the FS Water Configurator to control the shade levels. I have to play some more with it and it's difficult because water changes so much depending on where in the world you go.