FSX-MS UTX Europe V2

[Capt Speirs 52]

Yes I have seen flickering but has gone away in P3D - (fxaa off fixes that but have it back on and flickering is gone might be do to all of the driver settings I have been trying - maybe NI has eliminated that)

 

you can lower the size of the lights to small - but I would assume you have tried that - there is different textures you can pick in the light menu

I haven't tried changing the lights because of the flickering I need to fix that first.

[Fi5kuS 57]

You can't compare them because they don't do the same job. Ultimate Terrain (UTX) is comparable to FTX OpenLC+Vector. Both are landclass (deciding whether to display trees, houses, tower blocks, fields etc) and roads, rivers and railways.

 

You can use UTX with textures from FTX Global of Flight1 Ground Environment Europe.

 

Badly formulated, thats actually what I meant. But I did not know I could use together with FTX Global, so thanks!

 

I compared yesterday again UTX V2 US and Europe for me is better uninstalled vector and Euro LC - if that answers your question - 30 day refund if you dont like it - I doubt it - has LC and Vector in it now no need for anything else just make sure you uninstall ftx stuff and any other LC products such as scenerytech as you will not need them anymore and the lights ar very configurable whish is very nice

 

Global textures is a must - there is two small patches for US to blend better with global in simforums

 

Maybe this will help you

 

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/466288-utx-v2-excellence/

 

Yes, I've seen your pictures and I liked what I saw! I'll give it a try then. Does HDR impact UTX night lighting? I've seem to remember that Aerosofts NE does not function well with HDR...

[Richard Sennett 2,499]

Yes, I've seen your pictures and I liked what I saw! I'll give it a try then. Does HDR impact UTX night lighting? I've seem to remember that Aerosofts NE does not function well with HDR...

 

They work fine with hdr on

[Fi5kuS 57]

Then I might reconsider switching to UTX, actually. Thanks!