NZFF

Posted: **Tue Jul 01, 2008 11:04 pm**

See here - betcha Creator2003 will be rushing down to Aerosofts site when this is released!

. Looks pretty good and perhaps THE chopper for FSX

Posted: **Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:05 am**

the model its very detailed. im going to wait for the dodo huey tho, which will hav way more realistic systems and flight dynamics.

Posted: **Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:57 am**

Hell yeah ill proberly get both but the Aerosoft one looks good detail and thats what i like in saying that unless the Dodosim is FSX ill do just fine with Aerosofts one thanks man i had forgot they where doing this one

Posted: **Sat Jul 12, 2008 11:03 am**

All I can say is - frame rate killer. Nice modelling even though the proportions and shape don't look right to me. I have huge problems with modellers making every last detail in 3D. What is the point in having 3d nuts and bolts in areas where most FS flyes can't even see them, yet the lower frame for the front windows has few polys giving it corners (instead of a smooth curve) in an area which will be in view most of the time ?? To me this is modelling for the sake of it, not modelling to be effective in FS.

Deane

Posted: **Sat Jul 12, 2008 11:50 am**

From that topic by Mathijs Kok (on behalf of Aerosoft)

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We'll need to simplify a bit for sure. But keep in mind that all that's done in bitmaps or bumps will not shade. So a real 3d object, if it can be afforded regarding performance, is always better. In the H-1, F-16 and this project we really experiment with maximum modeling. In other project (like the Catalina) it's framerates that rule.[/quote]

QUOTE

No way, not even a fifth of this model could be compiled for FSX[/quote]

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For sure all standard FSX failures will be implemented, but this will be a project based more on modeling then on systems.[/quote]

so i guess they have alot to remove but still a very nice looking chopper

NZFF

Aerosoft Huey