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Forest experiment in VS-NG
We’ve been experimenting with creating a Norwegian forest in Virtual Sailor and we’re quite happy with the result. Hoping to be able to use these techniques in a future scenery! Let us know your thoughs!
10 replies to “Forest experiment in VS-NG”
knudsenhjalmar
ilts look like the real World
mbular
Hammer, sieht das gut aus!
Wenn ihr dann noch eine Scenery raus bringt die Norwegen behinhaltet, vielleicht sogar komplett, damit z.b die Hurtigruten Nachfahren kann, währe das mega und eine Ultra bereicherung für den VSNG.
Wow, that looks great!
If you then release a scenery that includes Norway, perhaps even the entirety, so that, for example, the Hurtigruten can follow, that would be amazing and a huge addition to the VSNG.
Jan Baldermann
This sceneries seemed to be a very close approach to nature, very nice made !
David Aitken
Nice work. The game is all about escapism and immersion. Messing around in boats with weather and time of day control delivers that. A walk in the forest would only add to the experience. I would buy that!
DA
Zsolt
Looks awesome! Hopefully, it will grow to a full-blown scenery. 🙂
David Aitken
Is it a simulation or is it a game? The honest answer is, it is whatever you want it to be. I’ve given more time to think about this new woody scenery and I personally believe that it could bring a whole new dimension to VSNG. For example, there are already seagulls so it’s just a hop, skip and jump away from crows, owls and eagles. How about a flyable eagle? Also small boats such as rowing and canoes are closer to the water and thus can be just as interesting as the big stuff given a highly detailled environment in. Loads of scope for that in Norway. A final note. MSFS2020 has mainly aircraft but also boats and vehicles. Why not VSNG?. Please tell me when can we get it?
DA
Erik
VS-NG has many powerful features that haven’t been explored enough – it can do pretty much anything, but someone has to visualize it. 🙂
However this, as of now is just an experiment, it does not look as nice from the water – hopefully I can spend some more time exploring what is possible.
David Aitken
Erik,
I’ve got time on my hands at the moment so if you wanted feedback I would be happy to oblige.
I am a Chartered Naval Architect (CEng FRINA) so anything that floats interests me. Having said that, the ability to just walk in the woods also has merit. Send me over a file if you want a second opinion and I’ll give you an honest answer as soon as I can. I’m also very cheap (free!)
DA
Erik
If you are interested in helping out I suggest you join our Discord server and check out what everyone is working on. Lots of things going on all the time, so can be quite fascinating. 🙂 Link is at the bottom of the page.
/Erik SIM3D
Terence Ibbitson
The forest is excellent, very realistic. It will be very useful to add to sceneries. I look forward to this soon please. Thanks for your work Erik.
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