FSX Ryanair Boeing 737-800 default Textures

registration EI-DCK. Revised textures for the default B737-800 with better blending of colours. Includes flight from Prestwick to Dublin. By George Hutton.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
fsxryr2.gif	01.01.07	290.25 kB
readme.txt	01.04.07	2.13 kB
EGPK-EIDW.FLT	01.01.07	11.81 kB
EGPK-EIDW.FSSAVE	01.01.07	151.89 kB
EGPK-EIDW.WX	01.01.07	148.46 kB
IFR Prestwick to Dublin Intl.PLN	01.01.07	4.03 kB
b737_800_1_T.dds	01.03.07	682.80 kB
b737_800_1_T_Specular.dds	09.04.06	1.33 MB
b737_800_2_T.dds	09.04.06	1.33 MB
b737_800_2_T_Specular.dds	09.04.06	1.33 MB
Fresnel_Ramp.dds	09.04.06	640 B
texture.cfg	08.14.06	137 B
thumbnail.jpg	12.31.06	38.62 kB
FILE ID.diz	01.04.07	183 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

When I first stepped foot in this aircraft, I felt a bit confused – it was a hugely impressive design, no doubt, but it also done a magnificent job of capturing the detail of the real thing by adding in so many little features and extras. It all felt a bit overwhelming at first, but I quickly got used to its style and decided to take off and see how it felt.

A quick rotation around the model made me realize how much had gone into getting the Ryanair livery to work just perfectly, looking as if it wraps perfectly onto the aircraft and thus makes it much easier to create something that looks exceptional and does a great job of matching up with each section of the aircraft that it possibly can.

With the new revised textures this looks better than ever, and does a great job of capturing the look and feel of the aircraft in the best way that they can. The author, George Hutton, has done a great job in making sure that the aircraft can get the quality of aircraft to be represented clearly and honestly here – it really does carry the right feel and format that would do everything you could possibly need to put it all in place.

With the better blending carried out by the designer, also, the entire package looks authentic!

The textures are clear and crisp but they also work together excellently; colors go together instead of feeling like they are separate layers working together, making the whole aircraft in general look a whole lot more like its real life counterpart.

What was really important, too, was the introduction of the fight from Prestwick to Dublin to give you a proper flight that this takes on in real-life. The design mixed in with the great attention to detail throughout ensures that the whole program looks excellent and does all it can to really make sure you are left with something that feels excellent and is exceptionally comfortable to fly. If you like to enjoy a bit of realism when you are in a simulator I recommend trying this out as it does a great job of taking the Boeing 737-800 and making a big difference to the quality of its textures, making it looks every bit as good as professional third party releases.