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An Interesting Future for Outerra

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Visuals are just wow. Few shots are photorealistic.

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Here I am, cleaning up the drool again! Getting dehydrated and grinning from ear to ear!

 

Regards,

Some details about the next update: 
 

There are still issues with the clouds, so I'm trying various algorithms to get rid of artifacts and to improve the lighting. Maybe we will release one version without them, just to get the rest of stuff tested.

Some of other changes:

  • collision shape support in importer
  • static object collisions
  • lights support
  • $include support for scripts
  • uncached video capture (faster)

 

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Old lights video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fyTy5UFBmA

The future looks bright for Outterra.

Yes

 

 

 

Anyway, even though the thing is still not finished and it's not unlikely that it will be redone differently yet, I think there will be a testable ugly version soon™ to break the fast. A couple of things that prevent me from pushing it out now - rendering not working when you are inside the cloud, cloud cover missing after 100km, and various artifacts. I'd at least like to fix the inside rendering before the release, but I'm not sure what obstacles await me there yet.

Cameni here

That's impressive even before it's ready!

All coming together splendidly.

Alan Twiggys

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"All Things Aviation"

Yes

 

 

Cameni here

 

Stunning even by now - absolutely stunning!

Enjoy flying and happy landings.

Looking very good. Glad to see things are progressing.

Simmerhead - Making the virtual skies unsafe since 1987! 

We are all connected..... To each other, biologically...... To the Earth, chemically...... To the rest of the Universe atomically.
 
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Holy Cow!

Holy Cow!

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Alan Twiggys

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"All Things Aviation"

That's something special!!

Two pictures from the ground:

 

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Some shading will have to be done even with shadows off, because terrain lighting is wrong with overcast.

It should be not only under shadow, but also the atmospheric scattering should lose bluish tones, unless the sun is actually below the clouds. Also the ambient lighting now must be different for stuff under and above the clouds.

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