Gents,
Could I get a few recommendations here - I'm considering taking the plunge. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
LT1
Gents,
Could I get a few recommendations here - I'm considering taking the plunge. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
LT1
For payware REX with Overdrive seems to be the best, but I don't own it... yet! :mixedsmi:
Walter
Xplore Environment, if you can find it.
Other than that HDE v2 from FS9 works nicely in FSX (sans sky textures).
Then again, so do most FS9 cloud add-ons.
All FS9 cloud addons will work in FSX.
I recommend the HDE package from Pablo Diaz if you have a powerfull video card. Else, you might want to try FS Skyworld 2004, which brings in MUCH more choice.
Don't install the sky textures, as they are not compatible with FSX.
However, the sky textures from the HDE packages of Pablo have been extracted, converted to FSX and uploaded to flightsim.com in an independent package for FSX users.
Go with REX Overdrive. It includes a huge selection of Sky, Water, Clouds, and Airport textures. The newer "overdrive" textures are phenomenal.
Anneke
Thanks guys. I'm leaning towards REX 2.0. Does it work with Ground Environment X and Ultimate Terrain X? Or, are there conflicts?
Regards,
LT1
Yeah, it's fairly obscure and I can't fin it on Flightsim anymore (where it used to be).
I've uploaded it here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?bnywpx1qzscro7q
It got packed in 7zip's native .7z format because it offers superior compression.
Hi, Daube, thank you so much for that hint!However, the sky textures from the HDE packages of Pablo have been extracted, converted to FSX and uploaded to flightsim.com in an independent package for FSX users.
I own FEX since it was released, but I always wanted Paplos sky textures. Now the combination looks almost like Constable painting.
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Cheers, Thilo
2 good tips in this thread: use Pablo's clouds, and the converted sky textures.
Never knew that, but I tried it right away.
Thanks a lot, FSX = 10x better now.
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