Lou, this is breathtaking! Amazing work. Now if we only had a Maurice Farman for our training missions...

Great work as always Lou, many thanks for your hard and excellent work!

I am working with Lou on testing this mod and should have a vid posted here in the next couple of hours. (takes forever to upload these things to YouTube!!)

It is truly an amazing airfield to fly by as you will soon see.

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Many thanks gents, I think you are going to enjoy this one. I have to head out for a while but here are a few teasers for you all:

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Repair and rigging hangars north of the air ship sheds.


Test and training hangars west of air ship sheds.


Training hangars on west edge of southern field.


Training hangars on the east edge of the southern field.


The Officers' Camp.


The OR's Camp.


A pastoral view.

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WOW Lou!

Amazing! Can't wait to take a tour in game!
Thanks for all your work sir. Would love to get with you on some city/town projects sometime.

Cheers

Ok, so here is a vid of Lou's Farnborough mod:



You may note some occasional white triangles appearing in scenes where there is quick panning. That is not due to Lou's mod but rather due to my tuning issues with Nvidia.

Blue triangles happen between 1,000 ft. and 1,500 ft. while looking sideways or rearward and have been there for years.

I don't want to steal this thread but I would like to know the "WHY" ABOUT THE TRIANGLES.

You and me both, brother!

Great work, Lou. If I were wearing a hat, it would be off right now. Also, thank you to Robert for the video. Love the smoke from the factory.
Question: will the airplanes change with the time period? Also, would be cool to see some dirigibles inside the hangars.

As to the blue triangles, the way I solved mine was by accident. I've read in one of OBD's FAQs that the triple buffering should be off. Mine was on, so I turned it off as directed and the triangles started popping up. I turned the triple buffering back on and never looked back. Well ... I look back all the time, but that's a totally different story.

Yes but I have triple buffering on and it has not eliminated the triangles for me but I get fewer of them.

Excellent piece of work, Lou.

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Thank you all for the continued encouragement and kudos, much appreciated as always.



Jenks, that would be an excellent project to look into. I learned while reworking the placement of all the factory facilities that they were originally meant to be towns and the factories were only serving as placeholders. If you look in the global layer files you will see that each factory entry has a specific town name attached to it.

To Farnborough, I am nearly done with the winter textures and if all goes well I am looking at wrapping up the project this coming weekend. Here is the place in the dead of winter:

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I really REALLY like the new winter textures and trees in WOFF UE.

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Excellent work, Lou, thank you.

Wow, Lou. That looks incredible. I agree the Winter tileset in UE is fantastic.

Thank you for your ongoing work to enrich WOFF and for this latest extraordinary achievement.

Barkeep! More Grog for this man!

Lou, I absolute love this work. Thank you!

Here is a question asked not to be greedy but out of genuine ignorance. Your maps show a number of landscape features which you added for historical value, but which are not in the game world (Mossy Face Wood, for example). Would it be a huge task to add some of the more significant ones as a mod one day?

Just wondering...

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Raine, I am already working on doing just that very thing.

Thanks again Gents for the thumbs up on Farnborough, it will be available to you all soon.

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Lou thanks for all your hard work adding these great touches to an already great sim! We are not worthy

Lou, you deserve a special place in the Woff pantheon. Or a pint at the bar at least. You have made this history geek very happy.