how do you activate those, is that under AI or dynamic traffic?

The update for the tower lighting from distance also makes a big difference. This is a top developer as the attention to detail is superb.

2 hours ago, turbomax said:

how do you activate those, is that under AI or dynamic traffic?

In Orbx Central, (where I bought it) under configuration.

10 hours ago, Jeff Nielsen said:

In the product, click on the 'configure' button.

After all the posturing by Orbx over the past year saying “it can’t be done” and “they will look into,” when it could actually be done from the start, there we go. Other sceneries need to give us this option now. Well done Pyreegue!! Thank you

Edited September 11, 20214 yr by daan_vb

16 hours ago, RaptyrOne said:

Whats the bet that with the next update he quietly slips some bunnies in?

I'm sure he could pull that out of a hat. <whistles>

 

 

12 hours ago, turbomax said:

how do you activate those, is that under AI or dynamic traffic?

What, the bunnies? They haven't been released yet, but I'm sure they'll be dynamic.😉

I wonder why both, Pyreegue/Edinburgh and PilotPlus/Bristol do not have their new rain drop effects on both sides of their passenger terminal glass windows. Pyreegue only from the inside, PilotPlus only from the outside. in your airplane cockpit the rain drops are visible always from both sides.

Edited September 11, 20214 yr by turbomax

Hi guys! Big thanks to all of you for your warming feedback on this new update and I'm ultra excited that you're enjoying it as much as I do. I did my best to include everything you asked for using Google and my trusted source @Donka  Though some stuff that I'm not sure how to do properly (Mesh editing is my nightmare!) was left out. 

By the way, what bunnies are you guys talking about? Have literally no clue what those might be, I tried to look it up on Google and found exactly nothing. 

On 9/12/2021 at 12:37 AM, turbomax said:

I wonder why both, Pyreegue/Edinburgh and PilotPlus/Bristol do not have their new rain drop effects on both sides of their passenger terminal glass windows. Pyreegue only from the inside, PilotPlus only from the outside. in your airplane cockpit the rain drops are visible always from both sides.

To have rain on glass you need to apply a special material and if that material is applied for both sides (inside/outside) it'll cause flickering/weird see-through effects so we're limited by that. I chose to have raindrops on the inside rather than on the outside because when you're in your cockpit you can't really see that rain on terminal windows as opposed to when you're up close looking at the apron from the inside. 

 

On 9/10/2021 at 8:10 PM, 109Sqn said:

Thanks @pyreegue, you're doing great👍

Now, where's the EGAA Belfast International I suggested?😆

I did start EGAA but had to put it on hold because very few information is available on it on the web. So we'll wait for google/bing/youtube/whatever to gather some better pictures/videos and get back to it. New project is currently doing really great and hopefully I'll announce it this week.  

Cheers

My bad, I should have sent you some pictures of Rabbits running around the grass at Edinburgh. 🙂

2 hours ago, pyreegue said:

To have rain on glass you need to apply a special material and if that material is applied for both sides (inside/outside) it'll cause flickering/weird see-through effects so we're limited by that. I chose to have raindrops on the inside rather than on the outside because when you're in your cockpit you can't really see that rain on terminal windows as opposed to when you're up close looking at the apron from the inside.

1) I welcome your decision for raindrops from the inside. but how come there is no flicker watching those drops on your cockpit windows, neither from inside nor outside?

2) was this feature added in the sdk only recently or why has nobody else implemented it in their airport windows?

thanks

2 hours ago, pyreegue said:

By the way, what bunnies are you guys talking about?

I think he meant this species with a pair of big ears: 

https://bit.ly/2XfLMD0

Edited September 13, 20214 yr by turbomax

20 minutes ago, turbomax said:

think he meant this species with a pair of big ears: 

https://bit.ly/2XfLMD0

Now that’s a bunny for you!

3 hours ago, turbomax said:

1) I welcome your decision for raindrops from the inside. but how come there is no flicker watching those drops on your cockpit windows, neither from inside nor outside?

2) was this feature added in the sdk only recently or why has nobody else implemented it in their airport windows?

thanks

1) No clue really, aircraft are rendered differently from scenery, I guess. 
2) Well this feature is more of a trick that isn’t obvious, and also requires some extra knowledge to implement. 

Edited September 13, 20214 yr by pyreegue

5 minutes ago, pyreegue said:

2) We’ll this feature is more of a trick that isn’t obvious, and also requires some extra knowledge to implement. 

I am glad you have mastered this and other tricks, like no rain inside a building when it rains, unlike some other scenery developers where the ground floor becomes wet, or is that just as real as it gets? 😊

I also think all glass should have some distinct blue/green tint, otherwise it looks as if the glass is missing from certain angles.

Edited September 13, 20214 yr by turbomax

6 minutes ago, turbomax said:

I also think all glass should have some distinct blue/green tint, otherwise it looks as if the glass is missing from certain angles.

Agreed

1 hour ago, turbomax said:

I am glad you have mastered this and other tricks, like no rain inside a building when it rains, unlike some other scenery developers where the ground floor becomes wet, or is that just as real as it gets? 😊

I also think all glass should have some distinct blue/green tint, otherwise it looks as if the glass is missing from certain angles.

Depends on types of glass/thickness/coating/other things. From all the pictures I've looked at the glass at Edinburgh's airport is mostly black on all pictures. You might've noticed that tower glass is distinctly green though, so it's not something I didn't pay attention to.