VFR Regional - Auvergne VFR FSX

This photorealistic scenery represents the region of Auvergne with high defintion textures, full autogen, 3D coverage and numerous VFR objects and landmarks like bridges, harbours, lighthouses etc.

"VFR Regional" products embed all enhancements from the new 3DAutomation® technology developed by France VFR. This technology already allows to generate the most realistic and dense environments ever seen. It does not intend to model real world accurately but to create a copy "as real as it gets" on a massive scale. It will evolve to adapt to the needs and new data available.

Features:

• Ground textures from 0.8 to 1.20 meter / pixel resolution from IGN aerial photography reworked for an optimal visual rendition in Flight Simulator X® (summer only)
• Dedicated mesh with high definition 4.75 meters (LOD13)
• Lakes and rivers with navigable waters fitting the texture
• Transparency management of the seabed on the entire scene
• Semi-detailed generic airports including flatten platform correction
• Obstacles and VFR landmarks modeled on the entire scene including the official SIA database (antennas, towers, water towers, wind turbines, various constructions ...)
• Hundreds of thousands of objects and notable buildings integrated into the environment (churches, power plants, silos, castles, industrial tanks, bridges, tolls, cranes, boats, streetlights, road signs ...)
• Integration of 3D Automation® technology allowing multi-million buildings and realistic vegetation areas fitting geographic specs
• Extremely dense and optimized vegetation coverage using a custom rendering module controlled by artificial intelligence (AI)
• Autogen buildings including additional specific and optimized 3D variations
• Geo-referenced data for maximum compatibility with future add-ons installed on the same area
• Development process 100% Microsoft ® SDK specifications compliant, ensuring maximum compatibility with new releases

For any question about this product please login to our technical support forum: http://www.vfrnetwork.com/forums/