So this V-strut is just hidden by the gear in the other pics, cause there I cannot trace it.
Thank you, Pol.

As great as the screenshots are, I keep going back to the videos and how far improved the flight models are, which capture the illusion of flight so well. I see the screenshots and I imagine the planes flying as the ones in the video do and it makes it all feel incredibly organic.

As for the screenies themselves, they are fantastic. The models, the colors...it's all meticulously done. We are all certainly in for a fine treat when it's done.

Thanks for sharing Pol and I hope that you are on the mend sir!

awsome

hate that when real life interferes .........sorry for your troubles Pol....best to you from everybody

Hi Guys here are a few screenshots I took recently. We have been very intensely working but had to stop to post some new pics for you.

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And one showing a hint of some new display goodies ...

PS pics above are loaded into the forum post here, so quality isn't as high as it actually is in the original pics but gives you an idea


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Seems you have really remodeled parts of or the whole Fokker Dr.1 and "Razor"?
As I said before - they appear larger now, like real aircraft.

Enlarging (clicking) the last picture reveals some well improved aids for the newbies.
Well, some of that (like the name of my closest wingman) could even be helpful for me.

Pol, show us some of the nicer weather too occasionally - the winter is grey enough.

Aye Olham many new models or improved ones. Improved skins in many places too.

Direct links should work now too in the post below.

I have posted loads of fine weather shots, now back to reality how it SHOULD be in WW1

Mind you that is nice weather I don't see rain, and I see I included way too many blue sky shots there too !

Love the new TAC display. Of course the scenery, terrain and plane models with weathering look fantastic too! I may have to take a week off of work when this comes out just to fly.

Amazing work sir. Thank you again so much for sharing.

They work fine for us over-50-aces - very large, I will study the detail now!



Oh, yes, sorry - I forgot you are from England.
(Mmuahahahahaaaa!!!!!)

Naw, you're right - I read somewhere, that the historical WW1 weather was often
rather dull compared to the average.
And no-one makes dull weather looking better than you guys do.

Pol, go to bed - you promised to be more reasonable!
Good night!

I just hope that the world doesn't end next week. It just wouldn't be fair.

Superb..no Sim gets the look of Europe and WW1 right the way OBD do. Perfect. The planes look as good as anything I've seen..the Dr1 is a work of art.

Have you managed to get the sim to show the spinning prop when in the seat?

I see the spinning prop, when I just look slightly left or right from center.

Pol, these are beautiful. Hang in there, and be sure to take some time off for Christmas. Nobody needs WOFF so bad that some down time for the holidays will hurt!

Thanks guys, just for clarity as I see some negative comments elsewhere. The "Haze" in OFF does not "hide" performance issues, it actually takes more processing to do. On some days there is less haze of course. We can run with zero haze if necessary, with 1000s trees in view etc etc.

Also in WW1 the weather WAS BAD much more than many times in history. It's a fact it was terrible (deep mud in the trenches anyone)? We are simulating WW1 not a holiday flying lesson.
However you can override the historical weather for sunny days if that's what you prefer.

Pol...take no notice..I've studied enough of WW1 and seen enough pics top know you get it spot on compared to anyone else out there..

I'm with you there, Pol - I've said before and will say again that these are the most realistic skies I've ever seen, and I've spent quite a while looking out airplane windows. And, as you say, the weather WAS unusually bad. But the great thing is, even when I go up on sunny days in OFF, it still "feels" like I'm flying, to an almost uncanny degree.

And for the naysayers, again, Pol is correct - haze is another processing task that everything "visible" must be filtered through. A clear atmosphere is actually easier to deal with.