Friday 2010-10-08 Dev. update and Discussion

[first-things-first]

Looking very nice.

Some people will always complain about the resolution or the blurriness of the ground or objects - it must be a toss up between performance and looks. The "gravel" rail embankments for example.

Oleg - are they archery targets in image 4? I saw an image saying that archery was a popular pastime for pilots between missions. Might well just be propaganda.

[zapatista]

nice to see the train rails now raised above the ground, will make it look much better from the air !

will rail lines be 2 way rails next to each other like it is in modern times, or a single rail line ? (i would have suspected in 1940 to have 2 rail lines next to eachother in england, but not sure what is historically correct)

the train looks great

[PeterPanPan]

Holy cow! This is all looking soooo good now. All too exciting IMHO!

Given you can actually see different type of leaves (e.g. the oak leaf) I wonder if the FMs of ladybirds and other insects will modelled!?!

Thanks Oleg

PPanPan

[Sutts]

Very very nice pics. Those trains are gorgeous and very real looking.

Notice the real oak leaves too and varied vegetation.

I'm sure that Spit must have AA turned on now, very smooth outline.

Thanks for update Oleg, made my day.

[ECV56_Guevara]

Can´t believe it! Awesome work!!!
Thanks! A new era is coming!
PD: Oleg can we see (if possibly) in next updates some mission builder features?

Originally Posted by Sutts

I'm sure that Spit must have AA turned on now, very smooth outline.

Oleg can you please tell us if theres AA on in some of the shots?

[JVM]

Originally Posted by zapatista

nice to see the train rails now raised above the ground, will make it look much better from the air !

will rail lines be 2 way rails next to each other like it is in modern times, or a single rail line ? (i would have suspected in 1940 to have 2 rail lines next to eachother in england, but not sure what is historically correct)

the train looks great

Most of the lines were single tracks in France or Belgium. Only the main ones were double tracks.
In England, I suppose the situation may have been similar.

JV

[robday]

Originally Posted by JVM

Most of the lines were single tracks in France or Belgium. Only the main ones were double tracks.
In England, I suppose the situation may have been similar.

JV

The majority of railways in britain were double track, even down to secondary routes. Single track lines were mainly rural branch lines

[kestrel79]

I want to say that's a Beaufighter? Not sure...

Oleg great images! The Hurri parked next to the hanger looks great, that was my fav from the first batch.

Second group I really love the elevated train tracks! That is so cool, and makes the ground seem less flat.

I'm sure seeing this in motion is just amazing. Witht he smoke billowing, the trees slightly blowing in the wind....can't wait to play this team keep it up.

[352ndBushpilot]

Great pictures!

BP