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Sorry Oleg, I was getting oil mixed up with fuel...
but have a look here; some excellent footage. As can bee seen in a number of cases here, like in the picture you posted, the fire is quite large and violent, but there is little smoke. http://www.youtube.com/user/Champion...30/y6qyG4kTebE This one is much more interesting: http://www.youtube.com/user/Champion...27/Go6jwR5-nho In many cases, the fire is as violent and explosive, but also in some cases the thick black smoke can be seen. However, this is quite rare to last for a long time, and in most cases the smoke is not too thick and large. ;) |
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Inside the one big formation we may have different types of small formations (don't know how to say it right in English). Enough said for now... too early to open all playing cards :) |
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We have diferent dencity of smoke for different situations. You will see it in future. |
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Usually I ignore the questions that I can't answer yet. Just to remind my principles for all. |
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Philip.Ed:
I am almost sure most of the shots are done in tele objective. (maybe Oleg can comment on this) Using tele objective (or other extreme lenses) distorts your 3D world to a a point like you wouldn't believe. In the movies I worked on, some sets build in 3D were one day approved, the other day rejected -- the exact same sets! Just because they were filmed one day with this lens, one day with the other. The client thought we had build something new or so--but not at all in reality. This is very hard to understand for someone that has no experience in virtual building -- and filming it for the public. The smoke is about right in my opinion. It's heavy, but ok. It looks massive in some shots because of image composition and lens. You should wait to judge it until you see it in game. repeatable patterns: except a solution for this when the first quantum computer comes out ;-) |
Hi Oleg,
I'm glad you took my Bf110 corrections seriously. As far as I can tell the loop antenna and antenna racks are now positioned correctly. I can't see the pitot tube, so can't comment on that. Yet there are still the large trim tabs(=wrong) of the 1941 E series present. |
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