alainneedle1, on Dec 24 2010, 12:29 PM, said:
Why don't we take a closer look at what is in the last vid......anything in this vid. to remind you of FSX....about a couple of things....look closely at the back wheel of the plane....sinked half way in the runway....look familiar to you.....you'r right we have the same problem with FSX....now look at the lower right corner of your screen when the plane is in the air over the runway.....what do you see....you got it right again....stutters......about the trees.....do they look oversized compare to the houses......do we have that problem in FSX...you "betcha"..... so how does the saying goes...if it walk like a duck, quack like a duck and look like a duck.....guess what....it's a freeking DUCK!
Now to their credit I have to say that the sky, water the sun reflections + shadows look far better.....DX10 or DX11....maybe.....lets see some cockpit shadow first and we will have a better idea.
To me Flight is (based on what I saw in the last vid.) FSX SP3....I'm just hoping I'm wrong.....so if you think I'm wrong please feel free to show me where based on what we can see in the last released vid.
I watched the Flight trailer (the first video) on the Flight website. There were stutters. I then found an HD download of it. I watched it using Windows media player. no stutters. It's the flash website that gives the video stutters. If you look at the prop on the boeing stearman in webisode 2, you can see spaces in the prop from time to time. I get this same thing in my FSX with FPS at 30-40. Lower than that, I don't get it much. So this is a good sign that there were indeed good fps when the Flight video was recorded. The powerful flash website just bogs down your computer and adds some stutters.
As for the tail wheel being in the ground. It's a simple contact point fix. Who ever worked on the Stearman didn't place the tailwheel contact point low enough, causing the wheel mesh to dip into the ground.
Edited by Hughes-MDflyer4, 24 December 2010 - 03:58 PM.