ORBX Germany Photoreal

was Australia the first Orbx scenery?

Quote from AOB

was Australia the first Orbx scenery?

Yes, I believe the company was called Oz scenery or something back then?

Thanks Michael!

Great idea from orbx. Gave my vote for it!

Kind regards, Jakob

Bitte Deutschland Frankfurt, München Hamburg wäre der Wahnsinn Bite Orbx

@ Rammi!

Nice that you also want ORBX Germany Photoreal. If you have not already done so, you should log in to the Orbx forum and announce your vote there. That's where your vote counts!

Here: https://orbxsystems.com/forum/topic/14…many-photoreal/

By the way, which is very interesting. That this project "ORBX Germany Photoreal" has not been mentioned in any of the usual German forums.

What can be the reason?

Jak61,

you are completely right. This question has to be spread over the German forums. I noticed only few German flight simmers in the international OrbX forum, although I suppose the German flight sim market is not a small one.

Rodeo,

Ha, Ha, that's very interesting. I have previously made your contribution at 5.1.2018 in Orbx Forum to the topic and even wrote a contribution to this topic.

Thank you for your approval.

Regards, Jacob

Hi Jakob,

now I have read your comment and appreciate your support.

Unfortunately the post of JV doesn't sounds very convincing:

"If this happens at all it will be for AFS2, summer season only."

Regards

Rodeo

Yes, not sure if what JV says it's a good news. All this works only for an AFS2 product... don't know if it's really interresting for them to make germany PR now

Like I stated on the ORBx forum, if they have access to high quality photoreal scenery of Germany, it would be a MASSIVE wasted opportunity if they listen to the negative nancies. In short, if you want detailed scenery for low and slow VFR flight, then high resolution photoreal with 3D objects and autogen is the ONLY solution.

There's a point here that is important. If some existing companies have access to photos, but decide not to use them because AFS2 might be seen as a small part of their overall business model, would they license or sub-license the photos to a company that will support AFS2? I'd certainly be willing to look into starting an AFS2 addon company. I did it before in the MSFS world. I think the platform has a massive future.

- Kenneth