Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[galleto]

Thanks for sharing the setup Galleto :thumbup:
I love the XR2 pic. So sharp and the earth atmosphere layer looks so good!

thank you! :tiphat:

 

[1987VCRProductions]

STS-51-I, Discovery makes a rendezvous with Leasat-3:

Leasat-3 was deployed by Discovery on mission 51-D, but the satellite failed to spin up, deploy its antenna, and fire its kick motor, thus becoming stuck in LEO.

The scenario uses Shuttle Fleet 4.8 repainted with SSU textures, and was run in Orbiter 2010 P1.

 

[Donamy]

Orbit OPS before rendezvous with the HST.

 

[Wolf]

yup. here is the config

https://pastebin.com/0Luv61gq

https://pastebin.com/0Luv61gq

https://pastebin.com/0Luv61gq


Sorry, where am I supposed to paste/copy those settings (which .cfg file)?

for the ambient occlusion to look properly the global preprocessor definitions in the ReShade.ini need to look like this:

https://pastebin.com/ugkgsGQ3

and the mxao.fx inside reshade-shaders/shaders must be edited to set MXAO_SMOOTHNORMALS and MXAO_TWO_LAYER to 1, and if you can spare some gpu juice you can set MXAO_ENABLE_IL to 1 as well.

Where can I locate the Reshade.ini file? I can't find it..

 

[jarmonik]

Sorry, where am I supposed to paste/copy those settings (which .cfg file)?
Where can I locate the Reshade.ini file? I can't find it..

You can also tune a planet appearance from the Atmospheric Controls Panel. To get something like in the screen shot you would need to reduce "Height" slider and "Gamma" slider from a rayleigh settings.

 

[DaveS]

You can also tune a planet appearance from the Atmospheric Controls Panel. To get something like in the screen shot you would need to reduce "Height" slider and "Gamma" slider from a rayleigh settings.

Yes, but the entire atmosphere rendering needs a bit of an overhaul to get rid of the sharp edges that appears when the sun angle gets low as well as proper sunrise/set effects at ground level. This is nothing that ReShade can help with.

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Where can I locate the Reshade.ini file? I can't find it..

Reshade.ini can found in the Modules/Server subfolder.

 

[PhantomCruiser]

Can I buzz the tower?

 

[Snax]

Can I buzz the tower?

"Negative firefly, Galactica, the pattern is full !"

 

[Wolf]

Reshade.ini can found in the Modules/Server subfolder.

I don't have such a file (not in Modules/Server or anywhere else in the Orbiter's folders) :shrug:

 

[kuddel]

I don't have such a file (not in Modules/Server or anywhere else in the Orbiter's folders) :shrug:

Note, that this Reshade.ini file is neither part of Orbiter nor part of D3D9Client, it belongs to Reshader (hence it's name ).
Reshader has to be installed separately. It might be nice for you if you really want to change some DirectX renderings, but you do it on your own risk, as neither Martin nor any of the D3D9Client team is able to help you any further than: "uninstall reshader".

 

[Wolf]

Note, that this Reshade.ini file is neither part of Orbiter nor part of D3D9Client, it belongs to Reshader (hence it's name ).
Reshader has to be installed separately. It might be nice for you if you really want to change some DirectX renderings, but you do it on your own risk, as neither Martin nor any of the D3D9Client team is able to help you any further than: "uninstall reshader".

Thanks kuddel, I am aware this is a third party addon which has nothing to do with D3D9 GC. I downloaded and installed Reshade (and added some custom settings to the effects) and it works. Still in the Modules/Server folder (or anywhere else) there is no trace of the ReShade.ini file...

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STS-114 RPM over thw swiss alps as seen from the ISS

 

[kuddel]

Thanks kuddel, I am aware this is a third party addon which has nothing to do with D3D9 GC.

O.K. Sorry, I wasn't aware that you were aware :thumbup:

I downloaded and installed Reshade (and added some custom settings to the effects) and it works. Still in the Modules/Server folder (or anywhere else) there is no trace of the ReShade.ini file...

I am not an expert on ReShade, but usually that file is where the executable is. So it should be either in "Modules/" or "Modules/Plugin/" as it doesn't seem to be in "Modules/Server/".

A search for "reshade" from your Orbiter root folder doesn't show up anything?

 

[galleto]

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Sorry, where am I supposed to paste/copy those settings (which .cfg file)?







Where can I locate the Reshade.ini file? I can't find it..

you have to download and install reshade 4 in the modules/server executable of orbiter, all config files will be inside modules/server. The config you can create it by copying that pastebyn into a text file and renaming it to whatever.ini, then place that in modules/server, and then open that file from inside the game, in the reshade menu. The default key for the menu is "home" I believe

 

[gattispilot]

An project working on: Molab with LM truck

for 2010. I might see about 2016 and use General Vessel.

 

[1987VCRProductions]

The only mission in my Grand Explorations folder that I haven't flown successfully yet is Juno. Trying to fly this particular flight profile has been giving me fits, though I did manage to get this beautiful shot of Juno leaving Earth:

 

[Donamy]

As it happened from the Cupola. kinda

 

[Donamy]

Bye bye Crew Dragon.

 

[Donamy]

Go for undocking !

 

[Donamy]

Updated the Nose cone and stuff.

 

[Thundersnook]

Updated the Nose cone and stuff.

I know I have said the same when playing my old Playstation (One!) as a kid, where you can count the polygons and such stuff, but dude ... This looks exactly like the real thing! Its awesome!
If you would've said it's an actual photograph of DM1, I would've bought it.