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Seriously, do you LIKE being hated? Looks awesome!

The EVIL FSX frame counter!  ;D

Nice shots, Nick

Seriously, do you LIKE being hated? Looks awesome!

every chance I get

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The EVIL FSX frame counter!

I really gotta know, because I know your system is worth at least a few souls, what performance increase / decrease can we expect on mid-range systems, as opposed to default scenery?

I really gotta know, because I know your system is worth at least a few souls, what performance increase / decrease can we expect on mid-range systems, as opposed to default scenery?

unknown

but it will be better, thats all I can tell you

there is no way to place a frame value on it... too many variables

Of course not, wouldn't expect it.

'Better' was all I was looking for.

Thanks

Just scary how good the ground textures are.

Nick, any thought of going the Poland area? I'm doin' lotsa flights there, and there's a ton of vegetation in the southern part of it.

Nick, any thought of going the Poland area? I'm doin' lotsa flights there, and there's a ton of vegetation in the southern part of it.

Poland will be covered by GEX EU

looking good Nick

this is one product i will deffinatly be getting! sharp textures and best of all it covers old blighty

Not just sharp textures.. dynamic adjusting color/contrast textures based on light, weather and distance



I learned well from good friends

Industrial Light and Magic does wonders with this kind of stuff. They have not worked with 1024 resolution since the 90's and what I am doing is using some of their low budget tricks I learned form friends who worked on some of the largest movie productions in the world. If I thought we could recuperate their artist services and mainframe time cost I would have them put the final ILM touch on them but that would probably cost in excess of 50,000

none the less I am sending my friends samples to advise on changes and thus far the results are just flat out jaw dropping even without their official services and just the "friendly" suggestions

Not just sharp textures.. dynamic adjusting color/contrast textures based on light, weather and distance



I learned well from good friends

Industrial Light and Magic does wonders with this kind of stuff. They have not worked with 1024 resolution since the 90's and what I am doing is using some of their low budget tricks I learned form friends who worked on some of the largest movie productions in the world. If I thought we could recuperate their artist services and mainframe time cost I would have them put the final ILM touch on them but that would probably cost in excess of 50,000

none the less I am sending my friends samples to advise on changes and thus far the results are just flat out jaw dropping even without their official services

Nick, I swear, I've actually learned over 4 times about computers than what I knew 4 months ago because of you, your guides, and your work, and today, we had these "mathvertisements", and one of them had the geico gecko, and I turned around to see it, as I hadn't seen it before, and I was looking for mine, and I saw it and jumped in my desk, it was hilarious!

Just saying, you have my next paycheck with this  ;)

Not just sharp textures.. dynamic adjusting color/contrast textures based on light, weather and distance



I learned well from good friends

Industrial Light and Magic does wonders with this kind of stuff. They have not worked with 1024 resolution since the 90's and what I am doing is using some of their low budget tricks I learned form friends who worked on some of the largest movie productions in the world. If I thought we could recuperate their artist services and mainframe time cost I would have them put the final ILM touch on them but that would probably cost in excess of 50,000

none the less I am sending my friends samples to advise on changes and thus far the results are just flat out jaw dropping even without their official services

Nick, I swear, I've actually learned over 4 times about computers than what I knew 4 months ago because of you, your guides, and your work, and today, we had these "mathvertisements", and one of them had the geico gecko, and I turned around to see it, as I hadn't seen it before, and I was looking for mine, and I saw it and jumped in my desk, it was hilarious!

Just saying, you have my next paycheck with this