Okay, I have what's probably a stupid question. In FS2004, I bought each mesh resolution from FSGenesis so that there would be a smooth transition in detail as you approached mountains, etc.. Is this necessary in FSX? Can I just use the 10m USA mesh instead of buying both 19m and 10m? Thanks.
Pat
I'm just waking up, so excuse any typos, etc.
In FSX/P3D there is the ability to have all LODs in a single file, where FS9 required a file per LOD. SO if constructed, a FSX file would have all that you need.
Mesh for FS9 will work with FSX, but you could buy FSX based mesh, if you so wanted.
If you were a patient person..., you might wait a shortish period of time to see if , uhm..., any new mesh appeared for sale. New and Improved! Isn't that the marketing hype that a mesh maker might use???
Thanks. I was looking at FSGenesis' 10m mesh. It said it eliminates the plateaus around most airports, sounds good to me. That was always a problem with the 19m mesh in FS2004 as I recall.Originally Posted by Meshman
I'm just waking up, so excuse any typos, etc.
In FSX/P3D there is the ability to have all LODs in a single file, where FS9 required a file per LOD. SO if constructed, a FSX file would have all that you need.
Mesh for FS9 will work with FSX, but you could buy FSX based mesh, if you so wanted.
If you were a patient person..., you might wait a shortish period of time to see if , uhm..., any new mesh appeared for sale. New and Improved! Isn't that the marketing hype that a mesh maker might use???
Thanks. I looked into that, still seems to be working the bugs out. I'm in no hurry to buy anything right now anyway, just looking ahead.
Save for a few bugs due to buggy source data here and there, FreeMeshX is already really good.
Besides, it only costs bandwidth to download. And disk space.
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