Outerra Forum User Levi Cires has released the Basler Turbo BT-67

 

More info & download at http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2539.0
 
Update: March 16, 2014

• Basler Turbo BT-67 released.
• See features in the video below.

Things to do for the next updates:

• New variations + liveries.
• More collision points.
• Animated gauges.
• Sound improvement (Correct location, turbo sound, separate sounds for each engine, interior sound for engines/propellers).
• Animated doors + stairs.
• Parking vis/wheel chocks.
• Textures for navigation, communication, autopilot panels/screens.

this is absolutely stunning and mind blowing and i dont have words to describe this product even at its initial stages.... 

First repaint (User John514) Elapsed time...... About 35 seconds!  :lol:  :lol:

 

So who do you think is building a Military simulator tool using Outerra?  I don't know - just asking.

 

At any rate it would be stiff competition for LM IMO.

 

Regards

jja

The lighting and shading on the aircraft look fantastic, almost photorealistic. Do you know if it's real-time reflections on the exterior?

The lighting and shading on the aircraft look fantastic, almost photorealistic. Do you know if it's real-time reflections on the exterior?

 

http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2364.0

 

So no, not at this time, but it can be done. (Unless I missed a post where they already switched over!!)

last night i dreamt the combo of outerra and fsx...gosh it would be real manna from heaven

I understand there will be a kickstarter at some point, but a prototype of a working flight simulator will need to be accomplished first. More info can be found over at the Outerra forum. I have followed this project for some years now and it seems the biggest fan base in the community is from the flight sim genre. However, Outerra has been developed as a core engine for any required use, this is where the funding needs to come in so that a good simulator can be born.

 

Vector data will be usable as an overlay on the terrain to place rivers, roads, fields, parks, etc... it even has very smart ways to manage forest and rock distribution. This is what Brano (one of the primary developers) calls the artifical world (or in our words the man made world). Anteworld is a game that they are building to demonstrate the abilities of the engine.

 

Clouds, weather systems, and seasons are all considered for the future of this engine, clouds being the most likely candidate for the next big feature. I would not brown nose this as I do believe it has a lot of potential to enable a flight simulator to be developed as it hit most of the marks already that makes a really great visual, immersive, flight simulator. Hell, it even has Oculus Rift support.

 

Watch this space.

 

Kelvin

Anyone interested in new developments regarding the Basler Turbo BT-67 should just follow the thread on the Outerra forum as it seems updates are coming fast and heavy, some of them requiring a re-download and overwrite of the previous version. http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2539.0

 

Update: 
(March 17, 2014)

• Textures for navigation, communication, autopilot panels/screens.
• Corrected material ID for yoke's buttons. See here.
• Corrected smoothing groups.
• Separate folder for sounds.
• Updated John514's livery to match the changed .mtl file due to new added textures.

NOTE: You have to download the last version if you want to use the livery posted below.

 

Poly-pushing Power!

 

Cool. Are the environment reflections already in? I need to update then, as soon as I boot Windows. What FPS you get? I will also have a look at the DC3. That FSX conversion has been done in no time.

Cool. Are the environment reflections already in? I need to update then, as soon as I boot Windows. What FPS you get? I will also have a look at the DC3. That FSX conversion has been done in no time.

 

Nope, not yet. http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2364.0

 

As for FPS, look at the post a few above yours to my Grand Canyon picture. The FPS counter is on the upper left. I average between 230 & 280 FPS with dips as low as 130. Highest hit comes from AA settings.

 

By the way, that FSX conversion was done by an apparent amateur who is learning on the fly. I cant even imagine what a professional might do!

 

Yet another Video  :smile:

Where  can i download this man,to be placed in the Outerra? Is it static or moving object?

 

Where  can i download this man,to be placed in the Outerra? Is it static or moving object?

 

 

Press the 8 Key (not on the Keypad)

 

 

Also: Basler Turbo BT-67 UPDATE  http://forum.outerra.com/index.php?topic=2539.0

 

(March 23, 2014)

• Working instruments:

  - Vertical Speed Indicator [Left & Right side]

  - Airspeed Indicator [Left & Right side]

  - Altimeter [Left & Right side]

  - Altitude Indicator [Left & Right side]

  - Torque [Left & Right engine]

  - Propeller RPM [Left & Right engine]

  - Flap Position Indicator [Left & Right side]

  - Fuel Quantity Indicators [main_left, aux_left, main_right, aux_right, wing_left and wing_right]  Note: Default, all fuel tanks at 50%

• Partially working instruments:

  - HSI (Horizontal Situation Indicator) [Left & Right side]

  - RMI (Radio Magnetic Indicator) [Left & Right side]

  - Turn Indicator [Left & Right side]

• Working console flaps lever.
• Working brake pedals.
• Showing the Main page on Garmin 530 and 430 screens.
• Corrected interior camera position.

 

just brilliant.. am waiting and waiting and waiting....

will they be making customized cities like how we get in fsx... just curious to know and feel the feelings of flying in such a wonderful sim.