Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 09 Jan 2008, 22:20
It looks superb Rick :o
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Next From Skysim!
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Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 15:43
Looks superb Rick! ...I'll look out for the FS9 version. Coolio
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 15:59
The Hawk isn't really my cup of tea but blimey Rick, those screenshots are gob-smacking ! Wonderful stuff ! 
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 18:22
Well those last set of shots have made me seriously consider buying it! Looks lovely with the self-shadowing and shine effects. 
Now you just need to carry this quality over to your latest freeware offerings, too...
Now you just need to carry this quality over to your latest freeware offerings, too...
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:15
Hi Guys
More progress.
Redone the bump mapping again now i have my head round what layer does what :brick:
Loadable weapons from Aircraft loading screen which means they add weight (possibly jettisonable later but not promising)
mixed training Matra M155 Rocket pod & CBLS mk100 with 4 3kg practice bombs
Current Aquisition rounds (i think thats what they are called "finless Sidewinders to me"
CBLS mk100 with 8 practice bombs
Pair of AIM-9L Sidewinders on LAU adapter thingys
Regards
Rick (oh dear it's now Friday) but i will get sleep when i'm dead
More progress.
Redone the bump mapping again now i have my head round what layer does what :brick:
Loadable weapons from Aircraft loading screen which means they add weight (possibly jettisonable later but not promising)
mixed training Matra M155 Rocket pod & CBLS mk100 with 4 3kg practice bombs
Current Aquisition rounds (i think thats what they are called "finless Sidewinders to me"
CBLS mk100 with 8 practice bombs
Pair of AIM-9L Sidewinders on LAU adapter thingys
Regards
Rick (oh dear it's now Friday) but i will get sleep when i'm dead
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:17
Rick - do i get a free copy for helping....*Grovel Grovel*
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Tony
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Tony
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:18
That texture bumpmapping is unbelievable Rick
Amazing :o
Garry
Amazing :o
Garry
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:29
Hi Garry
I am in love with Bumpmapping currently as it has no framerate hit and brings the model alive.
usually a Black aircraft would look really basic in FS but the way the specular is on a texture and the use of the bump map mean it works.
only trouble is currently i have too many rivets on the hawk .
after my Scampton visit i saw that almost all apart from the rear fuselage (which are the biggest most unaerodynamic rivets i have seen on a small aircraft)
is flush riveted so i will sort that out before release.
I'm not kidding when i say the rivets on the rear would look at home on the boiler of a saddle tank loco
can't find out why but i am guessing it's a stability aid like the feathers on an Arrow flight none of the books say apart from it's "Fred Sutton's Rear End" (oh er missus!)
i am just playing to see what controls what.
But i am beginning to see huge bonuses for staying with FSX while most ran away screaming.
I think i can now do all the new FSX SP2 bits without any major problems even from FSDS3.51 which a month ago i was almost giving up on :o
Anyway i am please i finally got my head round the new stuff.
Regards
Rick
I am in love with Bumpmapping currently as it has no framerate hit and brings the model alive.
usually a Black aircraft would look really basic in FS but the way the specular is on a texture and the use of the bump map mean it works.
only trouble is currently i have too many rivets on the hawk .
after my Scampton visit i saw that almost all apart from the rear fuselage (which are the biggest most unaerodynamic rivets i have seen on a small aircraft)
is flush riveted so i will sort that out before release.
I'm not kidding when i say the rivets on the rear would look at home on the boiler of a saddle tank loco
can't find out why but i am guessing it's a stability aid like the feathers on an Arrow flight
none of the books say apart from it's "Fred Sutton's Rear End" (oh er missus!)i am just playing to see what controls what.
But i am beginning to see huge bonuses for staying with FSX while most ran away screaming.
I think i can now do all the new FSX SP2 bits without any major problems even from FSDS3.51 which a month ago i was almost giving up on :o
Anyway i am please i finally got my head round the new stuff.
Regards
Rick
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:34
No then......
It really makes it stand out from the crowd Rick.....Really cannot wait.... :prayer:
Tony
It really makes it stand out from the crowd Rick.....Really cannot wait.... :prayer:
Tony
Re: Next From Skysim!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 01:58
Certainly paid off Rick
At least with you having an understanding it's a start and the rest will follow.
Black is an awful colour for FS to produce but done correctly as you have for FS.X it makes all the difference.
I really am impressed .............it is had to imagine one is looking at an FS model, as I said a week or so ago if this was not an FS site it could easily pass as real.
ATB
Garry
At least with you having an understanding it's a start and the rest will follow.
Black is an awful colour for FS to produce but done correctly as you have for FS.X it makes all the difference.
I really am impressed .............it is had to imagine one is looking at an FS model, as I said a week or so ago if this was not an FS site it could easily pass as real.
ATB
Garry