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Work in Progress: Utah State Photoscenery

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This is from an early beta sans color correction and sans final image sharpening...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/10997672@N07

Slideshow can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/10997672@N07/show/

Most of the images have been taken around Monument Valley...

More info can be found on the project development at my blog http://fsdreamscapes.blogspot.com

Looking forward to the next render which is currently in process. The only thing that bugs me about the 5m elevation data is that the flat runways just don't work with such high fidelity elevation data...
 
Ah yeah sloped runways are good, we now have a solution/workaround for now to get rid of plateaus and gullys but it basically involves cutting a hole in the high res dem and using the FSX mesh underneath...

Same technique being used at FSG... :-)

More piccies coming soon...
 
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