TABURET - XPEARTH ALASKA FOR X-PLANE 10 Released

[FIVE-BY-FIVE 453]

http://secure.simmarket.com/taburet-xp-earth-alaska-for-x-plane-10.phtml

 

 

 

 

What is XPEarth ?

XP Earth is a Lod Controlled Photorealistic scenery designed using 15 m resolution satellite images which are perfect for design photorealistic scenery to be displayed at Lower LOD or at further distance from your plane position. This is the first Ever scenery of this Kind Designed for Xplane.

How does it work ?

XPEarth is completely transparent around plane position and start to show at a distance of around 4 - 6 miles - blending into the default scenery perfectly.

This allow a high realistic view of the area covered and yet using this technique we are able to keep default high resolution textures around our plane Or any other textures addon you have installed. The advantages comparing to other type of Xplane photorealistic scenery are: Much Much smaller downloads; Faster Loading Time; Require much much smaller hard disk space; Compatible with any other addons available which are completely visibile.

The circle of transparency beneath our plane decrease as the plane gain altitude and increases as the plane loose altititude. For example: a plane is parked at an airport on the ground - around me i see default scenery - or any addons you have installed - XPEarth will be only visible at distance. As i take off and gain altitude the photorealistic scenery will gradually expand to eventually cover 100 % of my view.

XPEarth Alaska covers the whole of Alaska !

[HiFlyer 9,417]

Well, its certainly a more verdant depiction of the earth than XP default...........

[XPX64man 130]

This sounds like FSAltitude, but for X-Plane. I really like FSAltitude.

[jcomm 6,083]

Thanks for the link FlashIsis!

[tknudsen 26]

This is just wrong and ugly, go default

[XPX64man 130]

The coloring seems too saturated to me, or is that just my imagination?

[alpilotx 505]

From the screenshots, those textures seem to be derived from "classic" 14,25m res Landsat mosaics, which in their "default" coloring look like that.

 

Read about it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsat_program

 

Or here:

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Landsat