Jim, this helo is by Alphasim and the shot taken in FS9/X. It was likely modeled using 3DsMax/Gmax. 3DSMax is available for MacOSX but costs a small fortune. :)
The only flight simulator available natively in MacOS is X-Plane, but it's...
Jim, this helo is by Alphasim and the shot taken in FS9/X. It was likely modeled using 3DsMax/Gmax. 3DSMax is available for MacOSX but costs a small fortune. :)
The only flight simulator available natively in MacOS is X-Plane, but it's scenery is sadly nowhere near as detailed as FSX (It is about 5 years or more behind in this regard).
Other people will use 3D landscape programs in conjunction with the sim aircraft to produce a different environment for shots, and people like Myslef and John MacKay have been creating a "virtual live action studio" to use within a sim (green screens and all) that allows us to composite many things (such as in the sr71 vid).
Cheers
Shad
Posted by Shad on Fri 17 Aug 2007 10:12:52 AM EDT
Great work m8!
As said, an excellent mood set here with the perspective and tones. :)
Posted by boeingman777 on Thu 09 Aug 2007 04:48:10 PM EDT
Man, that's beautiful! Incredible detailing. A real mood setter with that nice background. Which program was used to model this?
Posted by 44TIME on Tue 07 Aug 2007 05:18:53 PM EDT
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Jim, this helo is by Alphasim and the shot taken in FS9/X. It was likely modeled using 3DsMax/Gmax. 3DSMax is available for MacOSX but costs a small fortune. :)
The only flight simulator available natively in MacOS is X-Plane, but it's...
Jim, this helo is by Alphasim and the shot taken in FS9/X. It was likely modeled using 3DsMax/Gmax. 3DSMax is available for MacOSX but costs a small fortune. :)
The only flight simulator available natively in MacOS is X-Plane, but it's scenery is sadly nowhere near as detailed as FSX (It is about 5 years or more behind in this regard).
Other people will use 3D landscape programs in conjunction with the sim aircraft to produce a different environment for shots, and people like Myslef and John MacKay have been creating a "virtual live action studio" to use within a sim (green screens and all) that allows us to composite many things (such as in the sr71 vid).
Cheers
Shad
Posted by Shad on Fri 17 Aug 2007 10:12:52 AM EDT
Great work m8!
As said, an excellent mood set here with the perspective and tones. :)
Posted by boeingman777 on Thu 09 Aug 2007 04:48:10 PM EDT
Man, that's beautiful! Incredible detailing. A real mood setter with that nice background. Which program was used to model this?
Posted by 44TIME on Tue 07 Aug 2007 05:18:53 PM EDT