Name: VERO - PORTLAND-VANCOUVER PHOTOREAL
Brand: VERO Flight Simulation Environment Lab
SKU: 8006
Price: 19.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

Details

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VERO FLIGHT SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT LAB
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VERO FLIGHT SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT LAB
Taille
6.61GB
Disponible depuis
2013-11-12
PID
8006

Portland Vancouver Photoreal SILVER is a 2 variations photo-realistic scenery developed on COLOR CORRECTED and ENHANCED digital ortho-photos aerial imagery.

The geographic area developed is 9800 sq.Km / 6100 sq.mi

The scenery is very stunning and many real world pilots come here to fly it. We see many, many exotic planes here every summer. It is a "place to fly". And then there is the bush flying for fishing and hunting. FSX has a mission from Trout Lake. Then then there is the Mt Hood mission - 3 or 4 stock FSX
missions dedicated to this geographical region. Got to be some reason for that, no?

This product is a 2 variations (daylight and night – SILVER version) photo realistic scenery developed on COLOR CORRECTED and ENHANCED digital ortho-photos aerial imagery.
Photo-realistic means that what you see when looking down from your airplane in FSX is actually what real pilots see when flying real airplanes in the real world.
With this product installed in your simulator you will experience the real cities, countryside, mountains (including Mt. Hood), rivers, lakes included in the 9800 sq.km / 6100 sq.mi surrounding Portland Oregon and Vancouver Washington.

The night variation of this product has been achieved by adding (painting) lights on real roads and streets.

FEATURES:

Geographic area developed: 9800 sq.Km / 6100 sq.mi which includes
Number of Airports 30 (see list below)
Resolutions:
- 1/pixel ground textures (LOD 15)
- *30cm/pixel ground textures around the main airports in Portland ad Vancouver (LOD 17)
Daylight (non seasonal) ground textures
Photo realistic Night ground textures
*Airport enhancement and fixes - Runways alignment + 3D objects
Autogen
Smooth transition with the default FSX ground
Water bodies
Absolutely NO IMPACT on frame rate.