Classic British Flight Sim

I haven't had much simming time recently, but I found a couple of hours this morning - to keep up my recency!



Ian

Very nice Ian

Garry

Aaahhhh MR Ian, it's been a while, always enjoy your '10 shots

Yup.. nice and atmospheric

How the heck does your pc run with all that AI in place matey.. or was that screenie really a movie :think:

ATB

DaveB :tab:

DaveB wrote:Yup.. nice and atmospheric

How the heck does your pc run with all that AI in place matey.. or was that screenie really a movie :think:

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Perhaps this heatwave warning is related to Ian's computer heatsink and fans kicking out industrial amounts of warm air

Brilliant shots Ian.

How the heck does your pc run with all that AI in place matey.. or was that screenie really a movie

How about cut and paste? :roll:

Regards
Nigel.

:o :think:

Garry

It's only my little laptop - it won't melt the icecaps

There's probably less AI at Kai Tak than at Heathrow Extreme with World of AI installed. So the frame rates are roughly comparable with that scenery.

Most of it is dedicated AI such as Aardvark 747-200s (same as used in WoAI). So it's only the few VC10s, Tridents and 707s (which are full-strength latte versions) which cause serious fps problems and I can filter those out with the traffic slider to gain performance. I've set up the display quality sliders so that I get around 20 fps in cockpit view when landing but that drops to about 10-12 for external view in replay :roll: But I'm happy to leave movies to the professionals - like Nigel!

Oh - and low visibility helps, too

Ian

Thanks for the comments, by the way