RAF_Louvert
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Salute! All,
Since I have my new computer up and running and my copy of Over Flanders Fields BH&H installed, I decided to try and sort out FRAPS and capture what it is I am experiencing. Here is a 30-second clip I managed to capture last night. I apologize for the quality of the video and for the fact that I can't seem to get my TrackIR and FRAPS to work at the same time. But it will still give you some flavor of what I am now seeing when I fly over the front. I will also try and capture and post a few more as I go along.
OFF Dogfight Clip 1
It is SO cool! I am pulling a solid 40 to 70 FPS with all sliders at 5, (except for terrain which is set at the recommended 4), and with a 19" monitor set at 1600 x 1200. It runs absolutely smooth without any hiccups or stutters. And the TrackIR 4 Plus is awesome, (never had it before I set up this new system).
Many, MANY thanks to the entire OFF team. Your efforts and results are more than I could have ever hoped for in a new WW1 flight sim. The immersion quality and "feel" puts you into the cockpit of Great War combat so well that you can actually start to appreciate and understand what it must have been like for a real life World War One flyer.
I will be enjoying and learning this one for a long time to come.
:ernae:
Salute!
Lou
Since I have my new computer up and running and my copy of Over Flanders Fields BH&H installed, I decided to try and sort out FRAPS and capture what it is I am experiencing. Here is a 30-second clip I managed to capture last night. I apologize for the quality of the video and for the fact that I can't seem to get my TrackIR and FRAPS to work at the same time. But it will still give you some flavor of what I am now seeing when I fly over the front. I will also try and capture and post a few more as I go along.
OFF Dogfight Clip 1
It is SO cool! I am pulling a solid 40 to 70 FPS with all sliders at 5, (except for terrain which is set at the recommended 4), and with a 19" monitor set at 1600 x 1200. It runs absolutely smooth without any hiccups or stutters. And the TrackIR 4 Plus is awesome, (never had it before I set up this new system).
Many, MANY thanks to the entire OFF team. Your efforts and results are more than I could have ever hoped for in a new WW1 flight sim. The immersion quality and "feel" puts you into the cockpit of Great War combat so well that you can actually start to appreciate and understand what it must have been like for a real life World War One flyer.
I will be enjoying and learning this one for a long time to come.
:ernae:
Salute!
Lou
