KRNT SEATTLE RENTON

[Alaska738 8,405]

Seattle Renton from Drzewiecki Design is now available.

 

 

Edited March 12, 2022 by charliearon
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[fppilot 4,360]

Wow! This will be great for AI traffic.  Just look at all the new Boeings coming out and taking off....    LOL!

[Alaska738 8,405]

8 minutes ago, fppilot said:

Wow! This will be great for AI traffic.  Just look at all the new Boeings coming out and taking off....    LOL!

I'll have the pleasure of leaving this airport with the 737NG3 soon. 🙂 

PS: I test it.

Edited March 11, 2022 by Alaska738

[Fiorentoni 4,218]

16 minutes ago, fppilot said:

Wow! This will be great for AI traffic.  Just look at all the new Boeings coming out and taking off....    LOL!

I don't know about Renton, but in Hamburg, where the Airbus equivalent to Renton is, you will maybe see one moving aircraft every other hour, if not even less. It's not like they produce 30 airplanes an hour... so with live traffic or AIG you will hardly see anything at all.

[fppilot 4,360]

Just now, Fiorentoni said:

I don't know about Renton, but in Hamburg, where the Airbus equivalent to Renton is, you will maybe see one moving aircraft every other hour, if not even less. It's not like they produce 30 airplanes an hour... so with live traffic or AIG you will hardly see anything at all.

I was only making a simulator-related humorous comment..... 

[Benjamin J 751]

Personally I have little interest in this airport, and would rather see them working on bringing to MSFS their many important aviation hubs that they have released over the years for P3D, starting with KSEA, followed by EPWA and UBBB. But, their Renton does look very nice...

[psolk 3,040]

That detail is incredible...  Is the entire factory really animated like that?  If we can have that kind of detail and animation without a major FPS hit the possibilities are almost endless. 

Never seen anything like that in Flightsim before.  

[Alaska738 8,405]

26 minutes ago, psolk said:

That detail is incredible...  Is the entire factory really animated like that?  If we can have that kind of detail and animation without a major FPS hit the possibilities are almost endless. 

Never seen anything like that in Flightsim before.  

I've been testing for 30 minutes and i was able to see the entire assembly of a 737MAX. I haven't seen AI yet. I always test. This product is stunning and the animation too!!!! I'm addicted.

[turbomax 3,285]

34 minutes ago, psolk said:

If we can have that kind of detail and animation without a major FPS hit

another fine example of user deception: time lapse video to suggest higher fps/fluidity than there actually is, as can be seen by the hectic movement of trees etc. semper idem.

[Carts85 1,203]

This feels like a new step in what is possible with animation in MSFS, well done DD.

Edited March 11, 2022 by Carts85

[psolk 3,040]

10 minutes ago, turbomax said:

another fine example of user deception: time lapse video to suggest higher fps/fluidity than there actually is, as can be seen by the hectic movement of trees etc. semper idem.

Ah, so you have it installed and are getting poor performance?  That's why I said "If" 😉   

Interested to hear your system specs and performance if the video was being deceptive.  @Alaska738 are you seeing what turbomax is as well or decent performance on your end.  

[turbomax 3,285]

2 minutes ago, psolk said:

so you have it installed and are getting poor performance?

didn't know we had to install the scenery before watching the video 🤣

[Drumcode 1,893]

I'm going to buy this to support DD, but I'll probably be there once to pick up the 737 and that is it. Hopefully tempted to re-visit.

[psolk 3,040]

Just now, turbomax said:

didn't know we had to install the scenery before watching the video 🤣

Not before watching the video but perhaps before insinuating poor performance and accusing the video of being deceptive...  I'm amazed you know how it performs without installing it... 

[turbomax 3,285]

2 hours ago, Alaska738 said:

Seattle Renton from Drzewiecki Design is now available.

how can the 737's take off from a lousy 5383 ft. runway when

"A Boeing 737 requires a landing runway length of about 6800 feet . Also the runway length required to takeoff is about 9700 feet."

 

"What is the shortest runway A 737 can take off?

"Of the former, the Boeing 737-100 can operate on runways of 1,830 m (6,000 ft), The smallest variant of the Airbus A320, the A318, only needs 1,780 m (5,840 ft)"

 

is that without seats and no pilots and just a pint of jet fuel?