Friday 2010-10-29 Dev. update and Discussion

[BG-09]

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox

We model the reflections, but we also model the matt paint of the war beginning.

About sound... what I should listen? The poor compressed camcoder recording on the internal mic?

Thanks for the answer Oleg!
Good news about paint reflections!
About sounds I meant the engine sound and propeller sound. Sorry for miss-understanding. Have a nice weekend!

~Sheers!

[SaQSoN]

Originally Posted by BG-09

About sounds I meant the engine sound and propeller sound. Sorry for miss-understanding. Have a nice weekend!

I think, Oleg tries to say, that suggesting that video (recorded with cheapish digital camera and compressed with Fourier algorithm) as reference for the sound is approximately the same, as using it for, say, color reference.

[swiss]

Originally Posted by SaQSoN

I think, Oleg tries to say, that suggesting that video (recorded with cheapish digital camera and compressed with Fourier algorithm) as reference for the sound is approximately the same, as using it for, say, color reference.

The most funny thing is, virtually no one here has experience with real mgs and what they sound like in a "vehicle" - still they claim to know, based on yt.

lol

[BG-09]

Originally Posted by SaQSoN

I think, Oleg tries to say, that suggesting that video (recorded with cheapish digital camera and compressed with Fourier algorithm) as reference for the sound is approximately the same, as using it for, say, color reference.

Agree...

[Gourmand]

Originally Posted by BG-09

Oleg, please look at the video bellow, and notice that the paint of the aircraft /He-111/ is reflecting the surrounding environment significantly. Probably this is modern paint, and that is why it is reflecting the light. But I think that fresh 1940's paint should be reflecting too the picture of the surrounding environment. In SoW there is no such reflection, except on the picture of the full polished metal Spitfire screenshot, given to us by you long time ago.

So, here it is He-111:

The paint is reflecting the image of the surrounding environment. Also please listen the sounds of the video.

There should no be dust in to the air taken up by the propeller wash, if there is rain, or it was raining not long time ago. Please fix this in SoW. Thanks.

~Cheers!

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox

We model the reflections, but we also model the matt paint of the war beginning.

About sound... what I should listen? The poor compressed camcoder recording on the internal mic?

Originally Posted by BG-09

Thanks for the answer Oleg!
Good news about paint reflections!
About sounds I meant the engine sound and propeller sound. Sorry for miss-understanding. Have a nice weekend!

~Sheers!

[KG26_Alpha]

Originally Posted by BG-09

Thanks for the answer Oleg!
Good news about paint reflections!
About sounds I meant the engine sound and propeller sound. Sorry for miss-understanding. Have a nice weekend!

~Sheers!

Those are Merlin engines in the He111

So ignore those sounds.

[Kefirchik]

скажите олег , скажите а какого числа лично вы будете на выставке? хочу взять автограф почему не могу исправить на заглавную букву? олег конечно. с уважением.

[Oleg Maddox]

Originally Posted by kefirchik

скажите олег , скажите а какого числа лично вы будете на выставке? хочу взять автограф почему не могу исправить на заглавную букву? олег конечно. с уважением.

все дни. но не все время на стенде.

[FAE_Cazador]

Originally Posted by KG26_Alpha

Those are Merlin engines in the He111

So ignore those sounds.

+1

Most probably one surviving Casa-2111, a Spanish-made He-111 with Merlin 500-29 engines built in the 50,s for the Spanish Air Force.

Those shown in the "The Battle of Britain" famous film.

So forget anything about Jumo-211's sound.

[Necrobaron]

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox

5th - Simply some details of important places in London (such several objects will be impossible to destroy that to have no problems with the laws in some contries).

Fantastic update!

Can you or someone else explain what I quoted above? There are laws that prevent some buildings from being depicted as damaged or destroyed?

On another tangent, I am continually amazed at people who still whine about graphics. While graphics can be an important immersive aspect, what goes on "behind the scenes*" in a sim is infinitesimally more important. True sims run much deeper that what the graphics, in a screenshot or otherwise, might show and people need to remember that. Even if SoW looked exactly the same as the IL-2 sim we fell in love with nearly 10 years ago (which it certainly does not, contrary to what some petulant buffoons might suggest or imply), I'd be willing to bet that it is what we can't see that will be far more complicated and detailed, by several orders of magnitude, than what IL-2 could achieve. Because of this, SoW will demonstrate that it is a sim of this decade and not of the last.

*Flight modelling, atmospheric/weather conditions, damage modelling, environmental effects, etc.
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