Orbx - FTX: NA Blue USA/Canada Pacific Northwest

José Alberto escreveu:Queria saber a lista de aeroportos com upgrade, e umas imagens desses aeroportos vinham a calhar.

José Alberto escreveu:37 euros até que é um preço simpático tendo em conta o produto que é.

FSX Default


Ultimate Terrain X


Orbx Pacific Northwest



Fonte: http://iblueyonder.wordpress.com/2010/02/27/ftx-is-better-than-sliced-bread/

Ricardo Name escreveu:Impressionante!

José Alberto escreveu:Instalei a demo e acho o cenário um pouco pesado

José Alberto escreveu:Tenho esses dois valores em 2000. 800 não será muito pouco?

(mas vou testar mais logo, claro).

Hi guys,

Mitch, there's nothing special about the way autogen is handled in FSX PNW. Just like everywhere else in FSX moving the autogen density slider a notch to the left removes 20% of the autogen in a more or less random fashion, with Extremely Dense giving 100%. Thus, at Very Dense you get 80%, at Dense 60%, etc.


For those of you who have difficulties with autogen building densities in urban areas I'd recommend trying a lower value for TERRAIN_MAX_AUTOGEN_BUILDINGS_PER_CELL in fsx.cfg.

TERRAIN_MAX_AUTOGEN_BUILDINGS_PER_CELL is a "hard cap" meaning it limits the total number of buildings displayed in one land class cell (~1.4 sq km). To find a good value for your system you need to consider two things:
(1) as mentioned above the autogen density slider removes 20% of the overall autogen density with each slider notch to the left.
(2) even the most dense urban areas don't have more than 1300 building annotations per cell. Thus, at Dense you'd only see 1300*0.6=780 buildings to begin with and a MAX_AUTOGEN_BUILDINGS value of anything greater would have no effect.

If, for example, you'd like to keep the autogen slider at Very Dense while reducing building density by a third in urban areas the equation would be 1300*0.8=1040 and 1040*0.66=686 meaning your MAX_AUTOGEN_BUILDINGS parameter should be at about 700. Moreover, since most rural areas only have a few hundred buildings per tile to begin with you don't lose building density in the rural areas.

With my elderly Q6600 rig I use a value of 600 and an autogen density slider setting of Very Dense and the big cities work fine and still look great.

Cheers, Holger