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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #12 on: March 25, 2019, 09:26:05 AM »

Thank you so much for your kind comments !

At this stage, most textures are almost modified everyday, as we never get 100% happy with them.

Well i'm a bit of noob when it comes to IL-2 versions sorry, but this map is being made on a 4.12 vpMedia and works on TFM38 too. Hope it will be compatible with more versions !?!

A few new screenshots of Vivigani airfield, on Goodenough island. This airfield will allow, from late 1942 on, to fly many RAAF birds to challenge japanese forces stationned in New Britain.
Moutains textures there, airfield itself and static still WIP.. endless story  :D

Then a couple more of Buna and Cape Gloucester at dusk.

Cheers ; )

Vivigani












Buna




Cape Gloucester



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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #13 on: March 25, 2019, 02:05:32 PM »

Well i'm a bit of noob when it comes to IL-2 versions sorry, but this map is being made on a 4.12 vpMedia and works on TFM38 too. Hope it will be compatible with more versions !?!
Hello Tokyo Rose,

I believe that the version of the sim will be based on the objects that you used to populate the map with. With what you've stated thus far it looks like it will be compatible with the following:

4.12.2m with SAS Modact 5.30
Possibly BAT(?)
I don't think it will work in HSFX, however I could be wrong.

I know that there are some object finder tools used for folks interested in converting maps for their version of the sim. I'm not sure how there used or where to find them as I don't use them myself.
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #14 on: March 25, 2019, 04:06:43 PM »

Hi Tokyo R
I like the textures on this map and the detail on the airfields so far. As one who loves big maps I applaud your work.
What is the scale of the map by the way?

regards
Squash
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #15 on: March 25, 2019, 04:07:19 PM »

Thank you so much for your kind comments !

At this stage, most textures are almost modified everyday, as we never get 100% happy with them.
Well i'm a bit of noob when it comes to IL-2 versions sorry, but this map is being made on a 4.12 vpMedia and works on TFM38 too. Hope it will be compatible with more versions !?!


No artist is ever satisfied with their art, but I would have to admit, these look perfect for the map.
Don´t change them too much. Overall nice details and landscape textures!

I am also using the VP-modpack (which is cool for me too), which is actually the basic 4.12 game with just a few more mods and
excellent new skins+map textures included into it. So this should work for alot of people using this map in the future.

Good luck and have fun with it.
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #16 on: March 25, 2019, 07:48:45 PM »

Those mountain slopes are spectacular!  Very nice SRTM rendering  :) 
So I guess there are no 3-D forest trees?  I only see palm tree static objects.
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #17 on: March 26, 2019, 10:54:40 AM »

Hi Tokyo R
I like the textures on this map and the detail on the airfields so far. As one who loves big maps I applaud your work.
What is the scale of the map by the way?

regards
Squash

Hi Squashman, the scale is 1/1, say you take off from Port Moresby on a bomb mission to Rabaul, without accelarating the time that's roughly 4 hours + to get there and back, that is if you come back of course  :D

Cheers !
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« Reply #18 on: March 26, 2019, 03:20:57 PM »

A beautiful looking map, looking forward to flying on it! 8)

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Hi Squashman, the scale is 1/1, say you take off from Port Moresby on a bomb mission to Rabaul, without accelarating the time that's roughly 4 hours + to get there and back, that is if you come back of course  :D

Cheers !

A real Bomber Jock's dream ain't it! :D
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #19 on: March 26, 2019, 04:50:10 PM »

Cheers Bwf !
Cztx, 3D trees seldomely used indeed, might even get rid of them all. Btw your Burma Lower map (along with Cyberolas RRR jewel) kept us awake for hours and i like the excerpt you introduced your work with "...and as they descended into Burma for the first time they were struck by the colour of the Burmese foliage - the red and orange tints of the flowering trees which, in due course, we learnt to identify as the flame trees of the forest and the golden mohurs."
- a Beaufighter pilot
...remember ?  :P
I've actually enjoyed reading David J. Innes memoirs it's coming from.


A few screenshots around the Salamaua luxury resort area, starting with a trio of menacing Hayabusas overhead the coastline where one can see the isthmus in the far


Mountains overlooking Salamaua airstrip, by the Francisco river and, the Huon gulf.


We really want to get those grassy moutains sides right, hopefully getting there..!




...and now to call it a day ; )
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #20 on: March 26, 2019, 05:08:21 PM »

Simply wonderful work … beautiful map !!!  :)
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« Reply #21 on: March 26, 2019, 05:56:45 PM »

Indeed. This work makes me salivate.  Cheers and wonderful screenshots.

Then comes to mind...agraciers great "Batavia" map...left unpopulated and abandoned.

Early Pacific.  Right down my alley.  Cheers Gentlemen, excellent work...
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Re: GREENHELL 1942 (Eastern New Guinea and New Britain WIP)
« Reply #22 on: March 26, 2019, 06:17:02 PM »

Hi Tokyo R
I like the textures on this map and the detail on the airfields so far. As one who loves big maps I applaud your work.
What is the scale of the map by the way?

regards
Squash

Hi Squashman, the scale is 1/1, say you take off from Port Moresby on a bomb mission to Rabaul, without accelarating the time that's roughly 4 hours + to get there and back, that is if you come back of course  :D

Cheers !

Hi Tokyo R

Marvellous!!! I also always make my maps 1:1 - it's nice to have a base to start from and return to - and it makes you realise what a vast battlefield the Pacific theatre was. A tribute to the brave pilots on all sides who flew those epic missions largely over open ocean.

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« Reply #23 on: March 26, 2019, 06:35:11 PM »

Love your maps Squash, indeed et. al.  Imagine that?  All of these Pacific freaks gathering in one corner.  Cheer, prost and out Gentlemen.
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