Ken,

Nice buildout on the VR-Cockpit-Desk!

I'm using the same Hotas and pedals

Mt St Helens

Castle Valley, UT

Quote from J van E

I also tend to fly just after dawn or just before dusk when the sun is low: at that time the colors are fuller and nicer, specially in those barren US regions. Things look a bit washed out during day time.

Yes, I end up doing the same thing.....

There are also times when the sun is low that 3d buildings do not blend in with the surrounding scenery and appear overly bright. Maybe when we get more complete cultivation of buildings and trees things will look better?

Maybe there's a way to turn down the reflectiveness of the buildings?

I would think the goal would be to have the photo layer and all the 3d buildings to blend seamlessly.

Complaints aside........I've spend many hours learning to fly again and enjoying the immersive scenery and exploring the geography of the southwestern US.

aah, missed that....

thanks

Rob

When trying to download, I get this message:

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The requested URL /aerofly_fs_2/repaints/scenery.rar was not found on this server.

Downtown Denver area looks great at night!

Street lights and lit buildings all the way out to the airport!

Are any other cities like this other than Meigs/Chicago?

Are there plans for this to be everywhere?

The NYC boroughs and NJ could really use this treatment.

Thanks,

Rob

Is there a way to adjust the overall brightness/exposure for VR? I find it a bit bright for my eyes.

I'm using Oculus.

fyi, I have a setting for this in Project Cars 2.

Thanks,

Rob