Berlin OSM-Style

[manuthie 242]

 

 

 

 

 

[Ianrivaldosmith 5,317]

Stunning!

I just completed a few touch and go's using X-Plane 10.25 with OSM. Its just stunning!

 

Whats your settings if you don't mind me asking? (I'm currently making a guide for everyone with different settings...)

 

Ian

[mrchrsrider 66]

I second that I would like to know your settings also

[wolke85 150]

These are superb shots!

Berlin in "OSM-Style" does really look fantastic here!

Cheers, Christoph

[JAT 185]

Nice shots.

 

nebojsa

[vesalius 153]

:blink: amazing!

 

A shadowplay video would be fantastic

[Phantom88 3,284]

Scenery and Aircraft are equally Fantastic!!

[manuthie 242]

Stunning!

I just completed a few touch and go's using X-Plane 10.25 with OSM. Its just stunning!

 

Whats your settings if you don't mind me asking? (I'm currently making a guide for everyone with different settings...)

 

Ian

 

Well - for those screenshots settings where more or less maxed out.

[Ianrivaldosmith 5,317]

What was performance like? What is your system?

 

Ian

[manuthie 242]

Well - with the settings these shots where taken performance sucks big time :lol:. But then again I have no high end system - it's an i5-2500 with a Radeon 7870.

 

This is the performance with max settings:

 

 

 

 

Reducing shadow detail, anti aliasing, resolution and number of cars helps a lot to gain performance without loosing too much on the visuals:

 

 

 

 

But to get into usable territory I also have to reduce world detail distance:

 

 

 

Still not great but keep in mind that this is an extremely densely filled area and the amount of rendered objects even with reduced distance settings is still huge. However I would like to know what something like a gtx 770 or gtx 780 is like in a scenario like this.

[Ianrivaldosmith 5,317]

I own a gtx 770 4gb so I will check tomorrow!

[manuthie 242]

Cool - the gtx 770 4gb is the one I am most interested in. Looking forward to see how much of a difference it would make.

[MdMax 233]

Awesome shots ! :Applause: Sceneries with OSM2XP are always awesome. :wink: