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Laminar Research Dev Blog talk about Lights, Water, Frost

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Lot's of good reasons to wait for it, and keep investing in add-ons just released for XP11 that the authors will  port to XP12.

I'm all for it. Meanwhile enjoing the Enhanced Skyscapes, and looking fwd for even better cloud rendering native with XP12.

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Alright alright....it's definitely piqued my interest again.  Their first preview left me feeling a bit "meh" but subsequent tidbits seem quite enticing.

I remember having to broom off frost before an early morning flight in North Dakota.  Just that screenshot alone looks really nice.

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Great Visuals ! Wow !

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Interesting post, it confirms most of what many of us were hoping for. The preview pics get better and better. The one in the Lancair is not far from a real photo, in realism:

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"Society has become so fake that the truth actually bothers people".

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Those are real?

Wow

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From the same photostream... Nobody said though, that these would not be real....

 

I'm wondering about the ground textures in the Cessna shot.

The water effects on the ground and windscreen are the best I've ever seen....and I use the "other" sim right now. Looks very promising.

Edited by sanh

15 hours ago, Murmur said:

Interesting post, it confirms most of what many of us were hoping for. The preview pics get better and better. The one in the Lancair is not far from a real photo, in realism:

Those preview are great, showing everything coming together. Now we are seeing more of what X Plane 12 would really look like. Very convincing indeed.

Edited by BobFS88

 I was comparing real vs XP12 almost real! I thought it was self-explanatory 😉

Edited by strider1

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Eric Escobar

1 hour ago, strider1 said:

 I was comparing real vs XP12 almost real! I thought it was self-explanatory 😉

The lighting in your photos seems significantly different than the one in the XP shots. If we take a photo with a similar lighting, I think the XP pic is not far from a real one. Also, the pattern of rain streaks is uncanny similar between your RL second photo and the XP one. Self-explanatory indeed!

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