I think going to steam is not as easy grinvaldjanis is sketching. It is probably a lot of programming work as Condor is not designed to interface with steam. It will probably also not be plug and play code. There is only one guy coding condor. Adding steam will no doubt add significant time to the ...

I see no issues with the distribution being kept in-house to avoid the 30% Steamtax... sailplane flying is a bit niche and Condor's high base and dlc prices ensure this game will always be a niche of a niche no matter where it's sold and that's fine too. There is little to nothing to be gained for ...

Steam will never happen because our users will not want to pay the 30% extra which steam charges. Can not agree. Steam could double the userbase and usage, make easier access, updates, and installations of assets and broaden the business itself. Your concern about charging 30% more is relevant if Y...

+1 yesterday I flew a competition. Ok..there were in rules and in a route that finish approach hight is 400...10000, but it was not represented in helpers. I usually never use helpers, but this competition enabled it and I switched helper at the very end ...and when I saw that helper is all the way ...

Thank You, guys! It worked.

1,5 weeks downloaded AA2 0.7 via Condor updater with no problem. But when I try to start a flight with winch or tow, it disables joystick movements forward and backwards, and the plane is like stuck on the ground, it can not be lifted. Should I download all the files and install manually or there is...

Also "Baltic Condor Soaring" Facebook group is also created to inform and involve more people. Welcome!

Pilots from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are welcome!

No. The community has done a beautiful job producing and releasing 121 landscapes for Condor 2 in 2.5 years. There is no need for Condor Team to make landscapes. You didn't get the question: I was asking about development of simulator, content creation tools... you owe the community that extra time...

I am complaining only about how intuitive and productive landscape development is, starting with tile calculation, all those exports, then generating alphas for water, generating forests, thermals - lot's of which could be simplified for the user and automated, and also - in one single editor...and ...

Its all here. https://www.condorsoaring.com/downloads-2/ All the existing landscapes have been made with these tools and documents. Its disappointing you can't get on with them, but thats not our problem. Thank You! You are very kind! As kind as a commercial software team member can be to a custome...

That is not landscape tutorial and dialogue not from the blender.
If creators make very specific standard for content makers - that should be well documented and easily found by google at least

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Wed Sep 09, 2020 12:49 pm

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Wed Sep 09, 2020 11:18 am

Thermal map is not tiled, it is a 90m resolution map, in the .tdm file.
You could at least read the scenery creation guide, everything is carefully explained...

.. and he could also not reply to posts from 2006

which is the most recent topic/tutorial about thermal layer using qgis?

Thermal map is not tiled, it is a 90m resolution map, in the .tdm file. You could at least read the scenery creation guide, everything is carefully explained... I think You should read that document where it carefully tells how to properly export thermal map from QGIS in 90m resolution. I believe t...

The problem was with triangulation option in .obj export. Again - remind me of some single tutorial where it is emphasised. Blender export does not have triangulation by default. OXO, you told about 150+ sceneries by community... it does not mean nothing if You can't name average number of objects i...

We are not thinking about that. We have plenty to do with Condor improvements already. Hi! What improvements was made in 1year time. I just wonder. 50$ - one map(when will be some more?) - others made by users! using a very poor (or self-made) and un-intuitive bunch of tools. I am facing a lot of e...