NZFF

Hi ya Jasper, I don't think there is a true 10 as Orbx makes out, elevations are all shot to bits , 10 meter mesh for NZ Tim's VLC appears to be Supremely accurate and I recall there is a small area done just of Wellingtons West coast at a higher resolution.

Eight and a half minutes into it , I ll have to finish the next 40 minutes later.

I have a brilliant photo here during those convoys .. due to the ocean temps , looks like steam but will kill in seconds if ya fall in.

I'm guessing It will be the most chosen after the last months release of V3 DC-3 B-)

certainly feels like a $10 airport . with all its flaws :rolleyes: had real high expectation and excitement when this was announced . hope most of it will be fixed

Im tempted by this one ... looks like a nice package. I better install it so you can check it out tomorrow :)

Be interesting to compare to the Aerosoft UH-1 , when the rudder pedals packed a sad here so be interesting B-)

I would suit Ants photo perfect I guess, I look at this way as an experiment , following what was said the incoming photo material and other files.

Something ? .... Star Gazing .. do that all the time here... that would be an interesting subject and job to get payed for it.

John of the Kiwis .. The return to whine , that sharp pitch and that scream :D

Hey Rob, have you notices with FTX Trees the top of the cross section polygons have a faint line on top? It's only noticeable at a low mip when far away from them.. it'll be a problem with the alpha channel I guess. or a uv issue. Just wondering if anyone else has noticed it before I report it. I have noticed this, also. Haven't reported it. It hasn't phased me too much at all but you can see the issue.

Nice, thanks for the link. I've just downloaded, installed and had a real blast from the coast and up the Wainuiomata River valley toward Wainnuiomata and over the hill to Lower Hutt - all at low level - most exhilarating. :thumbup:

:D No fireworks on sale tho :P

I still have to have a look at Ireland, I scored a free copy from PC Aviator on St Patrick day.

CRIKEY COOCH ! :o .. were ya been for the last couple weeks , I'm surprised it wasn't announced on the TV and Radio news :D

They made a big improvement a year or two ago when the added a different source of weather to their system. This was largely due to mine and others pestering. They use metars but also have sourced a grided weather source that they add. This made a huge improvement. Now if you enter a flight plan into the program, the weather is further enhanced along the way. My feeling is that the Canterbury Arch will not be as you see it but there should be some evidence. We will wait for the correct weather conditions to see.

Things have changed and with latest versions of P3D much of the system demand has now been offloaded to the GPU. Also you do not need the sliders up as far as in FSX to achieve the same result.