Christian Bahr Posted June 2, 2018 Share Posted June 2, 2018 For FSX / P3D v4 and P3D v3 Hello. I would like to inform you briefly that there is a new freeware, it concerns the airfield EDGT Bottenhorn in Germany (Hesse). EDGT Bottenhorn Download EDGT Bottenhorn Manual If you use the FSX or the P3D v4, you can download the scenery directly from the download page. Prior registration is not necessary, the downloads are all barrier-free. The P3D v3 version is offered as a zip archive, please send me an e-mail here. For the first time in one of my scenery there are animated animals: The Bahrometrix Living Animals. They will complement the animated people (Living People). The deer included in the package runs around the airfield, so please be careful during takeoffs and landings :cool: The avatar Gerhard included in the package got new animations. In addition to new animations for swimming, walking, running etc, a tiger jump was programmed into the avatar. Many thanks to the test team and the photographer who provided his photos from the Bottenhorn airfield to the project. Without these great people, Bottenhorn would only be half as good! Pictures from P3D v4 Pictures from FSX Features - ORBX color-matched orthophoto 15cm/px with all seasonal variations - Volumetric grass with seasonal variations (switched automatically) - Seasonal buildings and objects (switch automatically) - All buildings of the airfield with many details as well as static objects - Dynamic lights with natural shades (warm white) - Slopeed runway, adjusted to 19m mesh setting - SODE-controlled wind objects (wind turbines and wind vanes) - sporadically occurring deer on the runway and the terrain - Soundscape in the form of natural sounds - Controllable avatar Gerhard - Animated People (Living People) - Animated animals (Living Animals) - Self-created Aerodrome Chart and Visual Operation Chart - Scenery Configurator LITE from 29Palms Scenery Design Orthophotos: © Office for Soil Management Marburg 2018 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mallcott Posted June 2, 2018 Share Posted June 2, 2018 Nice! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Christian Bahr Posted June 3, 2018 Author Share Posted June 3, 2018 Nice! Have a nice thank you. I wish you a lot of pleasure with the scenery. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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