Fantastic ! 

The first shot really defines this set.

thats FS9?  Amazing, simply amazing. Stunning images all around.  Is that Hong Kong?

Sean

jack_ryan wrote on Nov 4^th, 2009 at 6:04pm:



Yes it is, and the scenery is 9-Dragons Kai Tak Freeware for FS9.  This isn't even a small fraction of what the addon has.   


Cheers all for the kind words. 

Great shots. The angles really show a sense of motion and power. Great scenery too.

oh wow, im verry impressed and I am not easy to impress...nice pictures, scenery and great lookin concord, is that a freeware concord, if so thats the best one ive seen to date!!

jaime wrote on Nov 18^th, 2009 at 9:10pm:


Yes it is freeware.

In my opinion, the FS France Concorde is better than the PSS payware Concorde I have.

But sadly, the authors have decided to pull it from the web, in plans of updating and re-releasing it on their own site. (Can't wait to fly it!)

It is still hiding in a few places out there, but it's getting harder to find. 




ananiev wrote on Nov 19^th, 2009 at 10:35pm:



Thanks all. 

My specs:

AMD64x2 5400+ @ 2.8ghz CPU
ATI 1650pro 512mb Graphics card
x2 Gb OCZ 800mhz RAM
x2 19" Acer widescreens at 1440 x 900 resolution
XP pro 32bit w/SP3 

All sliders are set to highest settings and all boxes are checked except for the following:

- I use real world weather, but always make sure visibility is never over 30-40nm up to the ceiling of 99,999.

- cloud draw distance @ 60nm (because the visibility in the real world never seems to be above 60nm, and usually a lot less, there's no point in drawing clouds you'll never see.  )

- no sun bloom (I use the FSX HDR bloom in FS9)

- no camera glare

- Frames locked at 20 (this is for online flying, but since it looks so smooth to me, I leave it there when offline as well.)


I also run AA at max on BOTH FS9 & my Graphics card, just running one or the other for my system leaves lots of jaggies.