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What started out as a simple add-on for myself turned into a multi-year project to see if I could create scenery the way I like it… not perfection but immersion. So after a year of concept, 1 ½ years of learning how to code and throw in a few years of scenery work for good measure and well, here’s some results. Designed for P3Dv4 but I am sure it will convert to other platforms. I’ve been flying in it for about year and still haven’t tired of it so maybe others would enjoy it too. A few development shots…
San Diego, California. Being my home town I had to give it some extra luving so I added an option to add all of San Diego with UHD .30m photreal texture.
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Way up the coast of California (200 miles?), is beautiful seaside Santa Barabara.

Same shot but at night:

Big Bear, California at winter. Lighted ski slopes must mean there's a bit of night skiing goin' on there.

The goal was to a have a base package immersive enough to enjoy on its own but allow easy insertion of your favorite 3rd party add-on. Here’s Ontario, California International Airport with the default airport.

And the same shot after I dropped in Shez’s wonderful rendition of Ontario Intl. A great rush of immersion zipping by when I am on short final with a tubeliner.

Even smaller towns have their own character - Yuma, Arizona

Musta done dozens of small towns do far. Here’s the little farming town of Holt, California. When I fly low-n-slow I like things different around every valley, every bend. Keeps things interesting to explore.

Albuquerque, New Mexico - even out in the desert we got some snow on the Sandia Mountains.

Well you get the idea. Thanks for looking.
Clutch
San Diego, California. Being my home town I had to give it some extra luving so I added an option to add all of San Diego with UHD .30m photreal texture.
[url=https://imgur.com/HlFYtbP]
[/URL]Way up the coast of California (200 miles?), is beautiful seaside Santa Barabara.

Same shot but at night:

Big Bear, California at winter. Lighted ski slopes must mean there's a bit of night skiing goin' on there.

The goal was to a have a base package immersive enough to enjoy on its own but allow easy insertion of your favorite 3rd party add-on. Here’s Ontario, California International Airport with the default airport.

And the same shot after I dropped in Shez’s wonderful rendition of Ontario Intl. A great rush of immersion zipping by when I am on short final with a tubeliner.

Even smaller towns have their own character - Yuma, Arizona

Musta done dozens of small towns do far. Here’s the little farming town of Holt, California. When I fly low-n-slow I like things different around every valley, every bend. Keeps things interesting to explore.

Albuquerque, New Mexico - even out in the desert we got some snow on the Sandia Mountains.

Well you get the idea. Thanks for looking.
Clutch



