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I think that's pretty much a given, all things and people considered. Unfortunately.

Nice bit of exploration, pmplayer. I got this and am still exploring. Very impressive exteriors and general modelling, but I'm finding the interiors a bit of a pain in some places. I'm finding I can see some interiors from the outside, but when I take the drone inside the building sometimes it will do so and sometimes not. Or it will go inside and show a modelled interior ok, but as soon as I try to move around in that interior I get bounced to the outside, sometimes above the roof, sometimes just out the nearest wall. It's as if it's got excludes in place that sometimes work and sometimes don't. I can live with it, sort of, and it is very impressive otherwise, but it's not all it's cracked up to be as far as I'm concerned. Bit of a disappointment in that sense, and certainly not up to the images posted in the sales blurb and previews. Maybe I'll try an uninstall/reinstall.

This word not allowed thing just kicked me off, so to continue - 4) as above 5) this takes you back to the gallery page, with the new pix added 6) and if you now click on any of those images you'll get all the options I showed in my previous post And yes, it all seems a bit more complicated than necessary. Imgur used to let you just drag and drop straight on to the image gallery screen, but now you have to go through the steps shown. Hope this helps

OK, it looks like my link doesn't work. But take a look at my "test post" post. There's an image there that might help.

Hi Bernd, I use imgur, not postimg, but I guess it might be the same thing there. It looks like part of avsim's recent maintenance was an "upgrade" of the forum software. Can't say I much like the look of it now (too much white space) but it probably also change the way pix have to be posted. Same thing happened with Orbx a couple of years back. I've posted a test image here - https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/648459-test-post/ It should show you what you need to do (if postimg is anything like imgur)

@pmplayer, @pete_auau, thank you.

Presumably, disable the MS version in sim if using this? Didn't see this stated anywhere but assume it's the case?

Lovely shots, pmplayer, but I'd forgotten how awful the tree-scape/vegetation is in a lot of Italy. Not just the green obelisks but mis-sized and mis-place trees all over the place.

Very nice. I think you just sold me on this place.

Nice shot - love that sky!

Cheers Jack. Try messaging the author via his .to link (in my opening spiel above), can't see why he'd object.

Thanks folks. Not everybody's taste, I know, but I see this sort of thing as a possible taste of 2024, plus it presses my nostalgia buttons (not the crash, the location!)

Brilliant! Those are so sharp I cut myself looking at them!

Your shots have always impressed, pmplayer, but the sharpness, definition and quality of the light you're getting now with your new rig really is amazing. That MD-11 is looking soooo fine!

Another set of scenery pix. This is using a pretty amazing scene available on .to ( https://flightsim.to/file/79071/essex-hems-accident), which shows an RTA on a road running close to Southend Airport (EGMC) which involves the Essex HEMS team. A static scene, but really very impressive. Only downside is the trees that have been added for the scene are practically luminous and well out of balance with the surrounding trees. You can actually load the remainder of the scene without the trees but it does leave a fairly prominent division where the road of the scene ties in with the underlying area. But all in all, I can live with the trees as the scene itself is so impressive. The helo in these shots is part of the scene, but obviously you could fly in with a second HEMS chopper (which is the scene creator's thing). It started out as another quiet sunny day in Rochford - and then there was a loud crash and it all kicked off from there - sirens, helicopters and the works It might appeal more to me than most as Southend was where I wasted my youth, and I would have been all around these back lanes on my lairy purple fixed wheel racing bike back in the day. Fond memories of actual haystacks in the fields around the airport back then.