My Spit In FSX

Fryingpan wrote:

Very Nice, see thats wat im expecting to see from FSX. Out of interest, what are your spec?

Fryingpan wrote:

not too far above my own (thank god) hopefully, by wednesday, i will have posted some screen shots

I'll keep an eye out for your screenies.

CRJCapt wrote:

Great aircraft and great shots. I asked you for your system specs in another place, I have them now. Thanks, now I know what I need to get.

Sorry CRJCapt I did'nt see your post asking about my specs.

jcagle wrote:

Wing-man, I've never seen that spitfire before, who makes it? Also, your screenshots are awesome, do you have any new textures for the ground, because I have my texture maps set high, but they just don't look as good as yours.

Hi jcagle , the Spit is from Realair Simulations, one of my best buy's...

http://www.realairsimulations.com/

My ground textures in FSX are just normal ground default, except these....

http://flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/22334/so-you-want-fsx-this-is-fsx/ which are a free demo add-on from here..........


As you'll no doubt already know, it takes more than ground textures to make a good screenshot. It's about getting your settings right that your machine can handle, and obviously your graphics card play's a big part.
Hope the above helps, also, check out this post...........

http://flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/14908/how-to-improve-your-screenshots/

CRJCapt wrote:

Wingman,
with your system specifications, what happens(frame rate an general appearance) when you turn all available options and features to the maximum settings?

jcagle wrote:

Many thanks Wing-man, that was very helpful. With your comments regarding the spit, I have another question that I hope doesn't require too long of an answer. I have been trying to move several airplanes over from FS9 to FSX and occassionally I will run into huge problems with VC's and gauges. I have looked around and the only information I have been able to aquire is that conversions are tricky and require a fair amount of work. Do you have any more insight than this, I don't want a step by step list, but a general outline would be hugely appreciated. Also, I don't mean to tout my horn, but I am a Mechanical engineer with two years of formal training in computer engineer, so I have a moderate competance in programming and program manipulation.

I know exactly what you mean, it aint all about just copying files accross, I'm still working on the Level D panel, or I was up untill I uninstalled FSX.

I dont want to sound to be fobbing you off jcagle
but I've swapped trials and errors back and forth through pm's on another site. So to save me posting what I hope will help you, I'll simply link you to what you should find useful from various posts.