MD-Terp wrote:I'm compiling all of the screenshots today.
hovkid wrote:Nice, I've been waiting to see these
Also, did anyone make a video?
The shots are now posted at
http://transgear.treborlogic.com, and no, no one did video this time that I am aware of.
MD-Terp wrote:AARGH! Hovkid, you have the version of the Baltimore scenery with that stupid skyscraper right by the end of 15R. Grrrr. I'm so annoyed that got included in the base distribution for scenery 1.0.1 -- glad there's an updated scenery release coming before the next event!
hovkid wrote:Yep
I thought that sky scraper looked a bit out of place
It's kinda weird that it is there though, since i'm running TerraSync... How did it get in the scenery anyway?
It's supposed to be sunk into the ground mostly with about three or four stories showing (which, if you ever fly the UFO under the terrain in any big city, is how most of the variable building heights are accomplished). There was a mix-up when I submitted my models (custom and shared placements) at KBWI which caused either Martin or an automated script to re-orient everything to the ground, and the offset which was supposed to be listed for that particular building got zeroed out somehow. It's subsequently been fixed, but it was like that for the 1.0.1 release, so if you get your scenery from the website, you'll have that error.
Given that you run TerraSync, maybe you should delete out that area and have it re-fetch? I'm not sure if that's the best advice, but as far as I know, the *current* database has had that issue solved for some time.
MD-Terp wrote:Coincidentally, after picking my favorites from both Hovkid and Jester, I have exactly 17 from each of them
Now I just have to get them all sorted out chronologically. Hovkid's system clock is visible in all of his, making sequencing them in with the rest of 'em a little easier, lol...
hovkid wrote:Yeah, I didn't get time to crop them. Also the screen capture program I use should have labeled them in numerical(ish*) order. *ish because I had to sort them out, deleting some.
Indeed, and then I picked my favorites out of your favorites. I don't mind that your system clock and windows show. LIke I said, it helped a lot in figuring out how they fit in sequentially with the collection as a whole.
Anyway, to all of you who contributed screenshots, I thank you -- and for anyone interested, I repeat from above: they are all posted now at the TransGear website, on the Event #5 page. Thanks again to all participants.