V1.01 - Corrected issues with SU12 SDK regarding water exclusion. However, not all the sunken assets can be fixed at this point. So while I was there, I cleaned up more foliage and added palm trees and water towers throughout.
This package removes excess foliage and flooded roads in and around the Corpus Christi TX area. When removing the AI foliage, the 3D photogrametry foliage becomes visable. This look may not be to your liking, so give it try and see... if you don't like it, delete it. Some of the areas of note:
- Downtown Area
- USS Lexington Museum
- Large Industiral Areas
- Port Facilities
- Train Depots
Check out my other foliage/water clean-up packages including
- Chicago IL
- Milwaukee WI
- Detroit MI
- Minneapolis/St Paul MN
- Puget Sound (Seattle)
- Portland OR
- Southern California
- Phoenix AZ
- Kansas City MO
- St Louis MO
- Vancouver BC Canada
- Edmonton AL Canada
- Victoria BC Canada
- Houston TX
- Austin TX
- San Antonio TX
- Denver CO
- Salt Lake City UT
- Albequerque NM
- Las Vegas NV
- New Orleans LA
Also, check out the fine work of MisterCoffee1. whom I am coordinating with to cover the US. In general, I'm covering cities west of the Mississippi and he's covering cities east.
meochan
Corpus Christi is a really interesting photogrammetry purchase choice from MS/Asobo TBH...
FreakyD author
It's nuts to me that they did PG for Corpus Christ, Austin, San Antonio... but not Dallas. I wonder if there was some legality issue behind the scenes.
1 years ago
wtf_actual
The USS Lexington has been perfectly revealed! Unfortunately the ground height is now set about 5-6 feet above the map, at least in the surrounding area of the Lexington, which poses an issue for landing there. I landed the JW1 on the beach about a 1/4th mile north of the carrier and got stuck below the "new" ground. Grass formed a ceiling that prevented me from righting myself, went into Developer Mode > Camera > Slew Mode to navigate out, but when coming back game detected fatal collision.
jgisbert
Texas ou Louisiana?
FreakyD author
Corpus Christi is in TX
3 years ago