Glowing_Amraam

Great update guys! :thumbup:

People seem to be very curous about my pc specs. Well, mine are very similiar to Matts specs actually: GTX 780Ti 16 GB RAM Intel Core i7 4930K Cpu 3.40 GHz Win 8.1 Pro.

For anyone curious, here is the F-15C video at 60 FPS.. :)

First try obviously.... :music_whistling: No, it took me a couple of tries to make the entire run look smooth. :thumbup:

It's actually very much how it looks real-time....because I'm the one flying. :thumbup: :D

Oh, now there's a blast from the past. The nevada terrain on the way looks a couple of generation leaps better than what was showcased there though. :thumbup:

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Nice shots ^^^^^ :thumbup:

And let's not forget that the Nevada map we see now was made pretty much from scratch because of work involved with the new graphics engine. It looks 10x better now than what was originally planned. And how do I know? Well, you'll find out, eventually. :D

Take a look at how pre-order bonuses work these days on big AAA games from big game companies. So no, I'm behind ED's decision on this one, since it was a promise to deliver the nevada map for free to those who pre-ordered the A-10C back in the day. :)

Well you're not new to making videos, I liked it! Thumbs up! :) Nice videos on your channel as well.

Be optimistic guys, and trust me, once you get your own hands on DCS World 2.0 and the Nevada map, you will see that all the time waiting has definetly been worth it, and it shows. It seriously looks amazing with all the bells and whistles. :thumbup:

Drooling at the idea already! :thumbup: Already mentioned it, but it looks fantastic, can't wait for this one. :)

^^^^ "You ain't seen nothin' yet" :D

...which are still WIP. :pilotfly:

Glad it wasn't me this time. :D

Just face it, Edge will be, and is, awesome.. ;)

I ment in the video linked above. :D The effect shown.. etc.. :P

But...I've seen it.... :music_whistling:

^^^^ Not to mention particles beeing lit up by the light. :)

Bravo! :D

Me thinks you will change your mind when you get to play around with it yourself. :thumbup: :D

Yeah, minor editing mistake from Matt there, guess he forgot that the footage displayed already had music edited in already. :D

Holy, look who's back! :D Great video buddy!

A simple and brief summary: F2 view for external shots of planes/choppers (Press Left ALT-F2 to "detach" the camera from panning around the object to be able to look around at the placed camera position). F3 view for flybys (also for flybys of the selected object in F2 view). CTRL-F11 for "free cam" mode, to place the camera wherever you want. F7 is for vehicles, and F9 is for boats/ships. You can also use the F2/F7 view and zoom the camera away from the selected object, and then use the "Left ALT-F2" function to look wherever you want and create some more "dynamic" shots - meaning that the camera could be attached to a tank (example) but your camera is looking at something else, and if the tank is moving you will get some dynamic shots. Hope this will work as a "quickstart guide". :)