Khrabrovo - is the only scenery in the world where pretty girls lead you to your parking, work according to ICAO standards and appear and disappear when and where appropriate. The girls are equipped with a full set of seasonal textures, their light indicators and reflective vests work during the night. The texture details are truly amazing - face texture alone takes as much as 512 pixels at height which is 16 (!) times more than the standard used in most sceneries.
There are 84 HIL lights along the runway and one of them is poorly lit. Check with reality :). Surface is absolutely real - up to change in the runway pavement and dirt on the taxiways. Khrabrovo Cosanta includes real number of lights both along the runway and taxiways, right number of steps in all terminal ladders and dirt spots are where they are in reality according to pictures, there are communications laid down beneath the field pavement with visible patches and runway surface changes at the 2250th meter, just like it does in reality. In addition we would mention proper number of concrete pads on the taxiways, smooth transitions to the default terrain, flaked markings, snow banks in winter and dozens of other breathtaking moments!
Features include:
- Animated laborers
- Animated passenger steps
- Live birds
- Emergencies
- As real as it gets
- Crazy Easter eggs
- High frame rates
We scrupulously created each and every scenery detail, paying attention to all Khrabrovo nuances and features. It is enough to say that it took us approximately 1 month and half of working over the main terminals, 40 textures and over 20000 polygons. We created everything ranging from oil dirt to marking flakes. The airport deserved the highest evaluation of realism from the M.Team leader who visited Khrabrovo and indescribable emotions of real airport personnel who tested the scenery and gave a number of advice pieces for achieving maximum level of realism. The truth is that we do not know any other such close to reality port in whole Russia.
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