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Re: Video Wall : Post'em Here

Postby capnsully » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:15 pm

aquila1004 wrote:Surrealism is right! That or the "News Chopper Demonstration Team." Whichever.
xTraffic came out pretty jittery on my old iMac, haven't tried it on my new computer. Must've taken some doing to get that many of them coordinated to all go at once! And it looks like you put a lot of work into the editing as well. Very nice video!

So…part 1 had 4 going at once, part 2 had 8…good luck with part 3! (Of course, I'd have said that about 8 at once too, so maybe 12 isn't such a big deal…unless the formula is y = 2^(x+1) (where y is the number of helicopters and x is the sequential video number) in which case the next one will have 16…am I taking this too seriously?)

TH


Thanks Glow and Aquila! Yes, this was a real bugger to put together, but so satisfying once it all works!
Yep, Aquila got it right, I used Xtraffic. Recorded flight of first chopper. Then replayed that flight, while I flew in formation with that one, recording THAT flight. Then Ditto, Ditto, ditto until I thought I'd reached the limits of jitteriness of the bugs. Hard to not collide! I'm sure I lost a blade or 3.

Xtraffic is not perfect. Last time I used it I hated it, even one xbone was very jittery. I thought I'd try it again with the first Corsica vid and couldn't believe how smooth it was generally, XP 9.4 must have ironed things out. Once it works, you go for it, coz next time it might not be so smooth. If you look carefully there is some jitteriness, but come on, with 9 including me!! But then again, I tried it yesterday with the Xbone and again with one it was too jittery. Hmm, might be the sim rate settings, might experiment.

Aquila you've set me a challenge. One day I might do some short flights and see how many I can get before the fog of war sets in. 20 or so hovering over a house say! It'd be a short, but memorable vid. I'm thinking Foggy, rain, even lightning, with scary glimpses of the silhouettes.....Ok, that's my next production!
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The Bell 430 Revisited

Postby kiofka » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:55 pm

It's hard to believe that it was almost six months ago when I posted the original Bell 430 video. Within a day or so, Jason had reloaded our hangars with a completely re-engineered 430 with much more accurate attributes in handling. Wow! What a difference reality makes when these birds fly like they're supposed to. I don't know how many times I "balled it up" learning to fly this thing all over again. :shock: I paid a small fortune in helicopter blades and landing gear...
Anyway, I said I would do a sequel and here it is. The new revised and MUCH more accurate in handling Bell 430.
I hope you have as much fun watching as I did flying. I love this bird. Thank you Jason. ;)
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Re: The Bell 430 Revisited

Postby capnsully » Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:00 pm

[quote="kiofka"]It's hard to believe that it was almost six months ago when I posted the original Bell 430 video. Within a day or so, Jason had reloaded our hangars with a completely re-engineered 430 with much more accurate attributes in handling. Wow! What a difference reality makes when these birds fly like they're supposed to. I don't know how many times I "balled it up" learning to fly this thing all over again. :shock: I paid a small fortune in helicopter blades and landing gear...
Anyway, I said I would do a sequel and here it is. The new revised and MUCH more accurate in handling Bell 430.
I hope you have as much fun watching as I did flying. I love this bird. Thank you Jason. ;)


Nice one Kiofka, that SanFran scenery looks nice. Beautiful landing as ever.
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Re: Video Wall : Post'em Here

Postby capnsully » Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:03 pm

GlowWorm wrote:Aloha capnsully,

Nice B206 swarms!

Eh...what's the trick to get so many of them in the video?


Glow, see my last reply to Aquila. Xtraffic, but it seemst to randomly perform, I was lucky this time..
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Re: The Bell 430 Revisited

Postby Mandolomo » Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:19 pm

It's hard to believe that it was almost six months ago when I posted the original Bell 430 video. Within a day or so, Jason had reloaded our hangars with a completely re-engineered 430 with much more accurate attributes in handling. Wow! What a difference reality makes when these birds fly like they're supposed to. I don't know how many times I "balled it up" learning to fly this thing all over again. :shock: I paid a small fortune in helicopter blades and landing gear...
Anyway, I said I would do a sequel and here it is. The new revised and MUCH more accurate in handling Bell 430.
I hope you have as much fun watching as I did flying. I love this bird. Thank you Jason. ;)


Where did you get that San Fran scenery?
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Re: Video Wall : Post'em Here

Postby Herbumus » Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:28 pm

Golden Gate bridge from X-Scenery. The static carrier and frigate are from resources within X-Plane using Overlay editor.
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Re: The Bell 430 Revisited

Postby pilotman22 » Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:00 pm

kiofka wrote:It's hard to believe that it was almost six months ago when I posted the original Bell 430 video. Within a day or so, Jason had reloaded our hangars with a completely re-engineered 430 with much more accurate attributes in handling. Wow! What a difference reality makes when these birds fly like they're supposed to. I don't know how many times I "balled it up" learning to fly this thing all over again. :shock: I paid a small fortune in helicopter blades and landing gear...
Anyway, I said I would do a sequel and here it is. The new revised and MUCH more accurate in handling Bell 430.
I hope you have as much fun watching as I did flying. I love this bird. Thank you Jason. ;)


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Xbone over winterworld Whistler

Postby capnsully » Sat Mar 13, 2010 9:16 am

Wow, the latest upgrade to my favourite xbone is literally looking very 'polished'! I found this amazing, joyous music and straight away thought of more treehuggin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDPZKAlfgqU
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Xbone over winterworld Whistler

Postby kiofka » Sat Mar 13, 2010 10:50 am

Outstanding Cap!
Your vids are pure artistry. The kind of video you could truly watch over and over. :D
Wide angle lens, high contrast, and that blurry effect lends an incredible definition of speed.
You're the master. Very glad to be acquainted with the likes of you.

Always in your service,
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Re: Xbone over winterworld Whistler

Postby capnsully » Sun Mar 14, 2010 8:24 pm

kiofka wrote:Outstanding Cap!
Your vids are pure artistry. The kind of video you could truly watch over and over. :D
Wide angle lens, high contrast, and that blurry effect lends an incredible definition of speed.
You're the master. Very glad to be acquainted with the likes of you.

Always in your service,
Col Kiofka


Thanks Col., always a pleasure with Jason's beautiful creations, I keep going back to this curvaceous one!

After doing this and the Falco vid (it's on my channel), I'm having a 'video break' of a few weeks (to actually FLY), then back to testing Xtraffic on 20 or so BX206s! Take care out there!

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