Where is it possible to find google photoscenery for the european alps to import and update the scenery as described in the advanced tutorial (but which is USA specific)?
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European alps?
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European alps?
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Have you looked at the many Flight Simulator retailers available such as SimMarket?
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Thanks once more Dan for stepping in...yes, I own swisspro photoscenery, north italy, south germany italy and france photoscenery from commercial suppliers, but if compare them to google earth they do not even come close to it...and of course they are not anymore uptodate...
As I understand it should be possible to use google earth data...but I am aware that the knowledge to venture in this kind of territory is far beyond my competence...so will just have to wait for new versions of P3D which will most likely include these improvements!!
As I understand it should be possible to use google earth data...but I am aware that the knowledge to venture in this kind of territory is far beyond my competence...so will just have to wait for new versions of P3D which will most likely include these improvements!!
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Re: European alps?
I don't like photoscenery for regions. A cityscape is fine but there are issues with loading times, resolutions, video memory (I've only got 11GB VRAM and can hit the limit easy with some products). For regions I like the approach Orbx has taken using customized terrain landclass tiles. The limit of the simulator platform to allow a fixed number of landclass tiles is the reason default looks so bad. Orbx openLC product dynamically changes the definitions to allow almost unlimited kinds of landclasses and it looks pretty good. Performs great. Loads quickly and doesn't eat up VRAM. The Europe openLC product includes the Alps of course along with just about everything from Iceland to Turkey. Take a look.francescodoenz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 5:24 pm Thanks once more Dan for stepping in...yes, I own swisspro photoscenery, north italy, south germany italy and france photoscenery from commercial suppliers, but if compare them to google earth they do not even come close to it...and of course they are not anymore uptodate...
As I understand it should be possible to use google earth data...but I am aware that the knowledge to venture in this kind of territory is far beyond my competence...so will just have to wait for new versions of P3D which will most likely include these improvements!!
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Re: European alps?
Hi
Here's a free source for sat-scenery. https://italyphotoreal.weebly.com/download.html
Its almost all of Europe despite the name. First you have to download the grid for europe and then select the used sceneries. It's a lot of space for hole europe. I only used a few areas in combination with a scenery requiering sat scenery below.
Hope that helps
Dan
Here's a free source for sat-scenery. https://italyphotoreal.weebly.com/download.html
Its almost all of Europe despite the name. First you have to download the grid for europe and then select the used sceneries. It's a lot of space for hole europe. I only used a few areas in combination with a scenery requiering sat scenery below.
Hope that helps
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