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Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:12 pmby venomhatch
sim: FSX. (sorry about leaving that out)
I am looking for effects or any neccessary files needed to add the exhaust heat blur that real engines put out behind the engines even under idle.
Can anyone help?
Thanks, Below is a pic of what I am talking about.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:24 pmby BrandonF
This should probably be under the Other Add-ons wanted forum.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:30 pmby venomhatch
Can you or someone move this then to that directory. Or I will tomorrow as soon as I think about it. Thanks Hughes you have always been a lot of help to me on here!
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sun Mar 21, 2010 10:46 amby venomhatch
Anyone know where I can find the heat haze that you can see at ground level? The blur behind engine.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sun Mar 21, 2010 3:14 pmby microlight
You didn't specify which sim, but for FS9, try AutoEnvironment, 8th down on the page (
http://www.simviation.com/simviation/in ... =91&page=1) - does this and more.
What you can do behind an engine in FS is limited by the effects engine.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Sun Mar 21, 2010 5:14 pmby venomhatch
yeah sorry I left that out but I need it for FSX, will that work for it too?
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Mon Mar 22, 2010 6:48 amby venomhatch
Help anyone I'd like to find this for fsx.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Mon Mar 22, 2010 5:52 pmby BrandonF
What's the deal with the second post above mine with the ttt?
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Mon Mar 22, 2010 7:43 pmby venomhatch
It brings the thread To The Top
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 1:22 amby Mazza
It brings the thread To The Top
That is called spam, and here at SimV we do not like it, your thread WILL get readed, just be wait a little bit
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 5:48 amby venomhatch
Ok sorry in other forums this is allowed one time a day. To bump the thread. I won't do it again then. I edited the posts to not be the ttt.
Wow this thread has gotten way off topic from the original question. Can anyone help with that?
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 6:18 pmby BrandonF
venomhatch, ff someone knew where to get an effect, they could tell me, and you could tell me which jet you want the exhaust on and I could place if for you, unless you know how to do it yourself.
-Brandon 8-)
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 6:29 pmby microlight
As I recall, AE works with FSX; it's just that the exhaust is darker in FSX than it is in FD9 and I haven't got around to doing anything about it yet.
Mainly because I hardly ever fire up FSX!
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 6:37 pmby skoker
An exhaust effect in fsx or any other sim doesn't exist because it is impossible. You can not achieve a selective blur with a plugin or effect file. You can simulate the effect (as mentioned above) that creates an illusion of the effect.
Re: Exhaust Heat from Engines (Any Commercial 737, 747, etc, even Airbus)
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Tue Mar 23, 2010 8:26 pmby venomhatch
As I recall, AE works with FSX; it's just that the exhaust is darker in FSX than it is in FD9 and I haven't got around to doing anything about it yet.
Mainly because I hardly ever fire up FSX!
Well if FS2004 Is the best I wish I could get ahold of that one. But I will try the AE on FSX and see. Thanks Microlight.