I have recorded some low-level flight of Rick's fantastic Ha

[Brian Franklin]

Arni, great movies, loved them. Aero's is more what I aspire to than valley hugging, still it looks good fun anyway!

I couldn't do the heart routine on my own but got the undercarriage rollback in..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p53LESZ88m0 (best in high quality mode)

[auster]

Brian,

Terrific and I don't like jets (except this particular marvellous creation by Rick!).

Could you please tell me which scenery you were using?

Thanks,

Ralph

[Brian Franklin]

Ralph,

FSX default I'm afraid. Airfield was Yeovilton

Brian

[auster]

Thank you Brian.

Is it me or does anyone else find VFR Scenery too green and Horizon too garish? Seems to my jaded eyes that the colours in the default FSX are better than either.

Just an observation.

Ralph

[Quixoticish]

Thank you Brian.

Is it me or does anyone else find VFR Scenery too green and Horizon too garish? Seems to my jaded eyes that the colours in the default FSX are better than either.

Just an observation.

Ralph

From what I remember the stock FSX colours for the UK were atrocious, all of the lovely green fields were a rather drab shade of brown. The whole county looked a bit like a desert at times. I picked up a small patch on AVSim (not official, of course) that swapped the ground textures for replacements that had been re-coloured and it's never looked better on my rig.

[TSR2]

I personally prefer the GenX stuff. The only complaint is that the night lighting in rural areas is too much.

[JimCooper]

Thank you Brian.

Is it me or does anyone else find VFR Scenery too green and Horizon too garish? Seems to my jaded eyes that the colours in the default FSX are better than either.

Just an observation.

Ralph

I hated FSX when it first came out, it didn't seem anything like flying in the UK. After I loaded GenX it was a complete transformation, I didn't go back to FS9 because the combination of Photo scenery and improved mesh made FSX & GenX so real. Adding Ted Andrews freeware RAF buildings to RAF airfields also completes the realism.

Jim