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RAF Wattisham
07 Jul 2014 01:10 #2
by P Bellamy
Paul Bellamy
Replied by P Bellamy on topic RAF Wattisham
Very nice. 
I note you're having similar issues to me regarding perimeter floodlighting at night being too concentrated, dropping off sharply with little sideways spread.
I've not worked out how to resolve it (in Kerkythea), hopefully your guys will have better luck .
I note you're having similar issues to me regarding perimeter floodlighting at night being too concentrated, dropping off sharply with little sideways spread.
I've not worked out how to resolve it (in Kerkythea), hopefully your guys will have better luck .
Paul Bellamy
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07 Jul 2014 13:26 #4
by Stevo
Hi
All the screenshots bar one (pic eight are all taken from within Microsoft's Flight Simulator X, which has quite a few limitations. Those, what we call, light splashes are pre-made textures placed on the ground and appear at dawn dusk and night and don't actually light anything, FSX's scenery engine doesn't have dynamic lighting. So a lot of the night lighting is either rendered externally or hand drawn.
At PeterTheEater
Thanks, small bits of info are most welcome....I shall pass that info on to the AI aircraft programmer, it will require the departure time of the aircraft to be changed, although distance between taxiing aircraft is another limitation of Flight simulator.
stevo
Replied by Stevo on topic RAF Wattisham
Very nice.
I note you're having similar issues to me regarding perimeter floodlighting at night being too concentrated, dropping off sharply with little sideways spread.
I've not worked out how to resolve it (in Kerkythea), hopefully your guys will have better luck .
Hi
All the screenshots bar one (pic eight are all taken from within Microsoft's Flight Simulator X, which has quite a few limitations. Those, what we call, light splashes are pre-made textures placed on the ground and appear at dawn dusk and night and don't actually light anything, FSX's scenery engine doesn't have dynamic lighting. So a lot of the night lighting is either rendered externally or hand drawn.
At PeterTheEater
Thanks, small bits of info are most welcome....I shall pass that info on to the AI aircraft programmer, it will require the departure time of the aircraft to be changed, although distance between taxiing aircraft is another limitation of Flight simulator.
stevo
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07 Jul 2014 14:35 #6
by Stevo
Replied by Stevo on topic RAF Wattisham
Ohh realistic transgression I like the sound of that....
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