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FSX LHDC Debrecen/Hungary FSX release soon

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At easter we have released the Debrecen FS9 scenery, today it seems we finaly managed the FSX version too, of course with big help from the fsdeveloper community. Here are some shots:


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Good work guys, I'd been using your FS9 version in FSX.

Now it's time to move on to the real FSX version! :)


A question: Are there any plans for a LHBP scenery?
 
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Wow, this looks amazing! Are those approach runways scasm or custom made? I have to agree they look awesome! And did you get the train to mave as you wanted?
 
They are scasm lamps.

The animation works however not the extended one. And as it is a standard animation exported from gmax it is not smooth. We are not aware of the know-how of the very smooth vehicle animation e.g. In the aerosoft Frankfurt. But I think for a freeware project this is also enough.
 
Now I know why do you like so much the approach lights. The 2nd shot right?

The trick is that we painted the reflection of the light on the ground poly. So not only a white point is visible, but it looks like it's also projecting on the ground some light. This method was used all over the scenery. It gives a very realistic look.
 
tsgucci said:
Now I know why do you like so much the approach lights. The 2nd shot right?

The trick is that we painted the reflection of the light on the ground poly. So not only a white point is visible, but it looks like it's also projecting on the ground some light. This method was used all over the scenery. It gives a very realistic look.
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Amazing! I was about to make an approach light and have a plane with an alpha channeled white light mimicking a reflection on the ground for the _lm and an invisible plane (complete black alpha) for the daytime. It seems it would be more crisper compared to the painting on the plane itself since my DXT3 night textures don't look so crisp. Thoughts?

Thanks, Ryan
 
We tried that as well but it was not perfect. Sometimes it was flickering. And of course you are using more poly...

Painting on the background texture is a little bit more difficult because you do not see where the lights are when you paint it in photoshop. But if you manage it the result is worth of it.
 
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