Oh! I just realised... that would be the first time we saw REAL WATER in AFS2!
Aerofly FS 2 Screenshot Thread
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that would be the first time we saw REAL WATER in AFS2!
That is correct! Just a little taste
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Floats? Just land there:)
One of the animals is moving.
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Floats? Just land there:)
One of the animals is moving.
Yes but to see the animated manatee you can't use the Developer camera!
It pauses the sim y'see....
So the only solution is to land in the water and drive up onto the beach.
(Would you leave your Pitts in the brine??)
OK the view ain't bad
but c'mon IPACS:Give us a 6 DOF camera attached to the plane, otherwise how will we see all the lovely eye candy??
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Exploring more Florida: IPACS Masters of Light
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Here's a picture of one taxiway light. Amazing detail, there are 100's.
I am noticing longer loading times as the additional sceneries take hold, but performance is untouched.
Remarkable.
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Me too and I moved FS2 onto a new hard disk based on official recommendations. I wonder if with big scenery files a giant SSD will be needed to avoid FSX like loading times. Perhaps there is a software fix?
I get a bit frustrated by the amount of work done on airports rather than the aeroplanes, it is a flying simulator and I don't spend ten minutes taxying around the airport looking at the pretty fixtures. When I'm landing all that I'm looking at is the runway and my instruments, on take off it all vanishes unless you look out of the side windows.
I would have swopped the super detailed taxyway light for audio idents on the navigation radios, I wish more IPACS people were real pilots and appreciated the vehicle more.
Not the same people work on aircraft and scenery and sorry if the latest update and the 10,000 new switches and buttons and lots of new things like the start of FMSes werent enough for you.
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Bird Key Bank Island of Monroe County about 45Mi west of KeyWest has some extra's. I flow above in absolute silence, not to disturbing the sea-creatures
underneath, a sealplane was the only solution(only fro a while...I crashed in the open see and lost my plane but was luckely myself unharmed, only wet):
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Bird Key Bank Island of Monroe County about 45Mi west of KeyWest has some extra's. I flow above in absolute silence, not to disturbing the sea-creatures
underneath, a sealplane was the only solution(only fro a while...I crashed in the open see and lost my plane but was luckely myself unharmed, only wet):
Very Nice.
Regards.
Ray
Dry Tortugas National Park just screams for a seaplane or floatplane in AFS2.
Regards,
Ray
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Need to fly a bit more and less creating scenery... At least one touchdown at every airport until moving into the next DLC?
… Not really.
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I really like to know how to do Heliports.
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I am working on a sand runway on the Key adjacent to the fort at Dry Tortugas in the new South Florida DLC. Using fsCP, I have a few elevation problems to solve but it works for me.
Regards,
Ray
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So many fantastic things to discover in the new Sth Florida DLC. Also flying in the dark over Miami shows the power of AFS2:
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Dry Tortugas - Sand runway, FBO office, 3 static planes, fuel and water storage tanks and now windmill power for the area.
Regards,
Ray
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Ray, you do know that none of that actually exists there, right?
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Ray, you do know that none of that actually exists there, right?
It does in my flight sim.
The real place has float planes and a helipad. The water storage and windmills are just a matter of time before they will be operational. Do you think they will change the name to Wet Tortugas? I doubt they will ever have a sand runway though.This has to be the most remote national park in the US system.
Regards,
Ray
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Well... the lights still missing.
And at night… yet, not all red warning lights implemented.
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Still amazed at the quality you get on iPad (2nd Gen) - Blows competition out of the sky!
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Flight over Colorado
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Moving up in the DIY cultivation world! First time success
