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This is the interviews, as it was in its original form. It is NOT a word-to-word translation from the German version. We publish it just as reference to prevent misunderstandings. How many people are working for ORBX? Full-time there is about seven people, but we have another 15-20 and also another 20+ volunteers like forum admins, testers etc.

We also have another company SIM720 in the UK who Orbx helped set up to be a contractor to us for regions and airports. What is your full-time job? Orbx of course!

I founded the company in 2007 and begin work full time from the first day. I am the CEO, I look after the needs of 60+ people on the team and I spend most of my days doing the business admin side, the publicity and press, and communicating with our customers. I also spend time with the SIM720 team and on our commercial customers around the world.

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How much time do you normally spend on a scenery? Did it change in the last couple of years, because you got more experienced or stayed it on more or less the same amount? We’re getting faster at making airports every year, mainly because we now have a very large objects library which we can use at every airport.

However there is only so much we can re-use and fundamentally an airport takes a minimum of about 8-10 weeks to make for a small one, to 12-16 weeks for a larger more complex one. In 2013 we will be making smaller airports more quickly and focusing on making the airport very atmospheric inside the fence, rather than add 200+ km of photoreal imagery outside the fence, which takes a lot of time but does not make us any more money. The regions however, take a much longer time to make, typically about 6-9 months each. That is because it just takes a huge amount of man hours to manually create the textures, landclass, autogen annotation and all the geodata processing such as roads, rivers, water bodies, coastlines, traffic. It’s very labour intensive and we just can’t do it much faster than what we have been doing it. So to make more regions more quickly, we setup SIM720 which has a dedicated second region team making regions as fast if not faster than the traditional Orbx guys. How can we imagine your work?

You unlike other developer don’t just make static airports. With your „flows“, your airports become alive? Is your work more tweaking than actual scenery design?

It’s very much scenery design. Source java netbeans kasir indomaret. Look at the last ten airports we’ve released – each one has its own character, is made by different developers and is equally as popular with our customers.

I give the Orbx developers a lot of freedom to design the airports they would like to make themselves. Having the Flow tech just makes it easier for the developers to add the life into their airports that I always imagined from the first day I started Orbx. ORBX sceneries have a lot details. How do you get the photo material and other information? Do you go to the airport/areas or do you hire people to take photos? We definitely go to most of the airports we model.

Sometimes this is not possible (like Russ White’s PFJ airports) so we use internet photos and also make up the textures from scratch. But mostly we find customers who volunteer to take photos for us and sometimes they have to be given a letter from me to introduce themselves to the airport manager to get official permission. Almost every single airport we have asked has given us permission to take photos for our sceneries.

What did you do before you made sceneries for ORBX? Did you release any sceneries for other companies or as freeware? Well the story is all there on the FTX website. In 2005 I began working on a personal Australian terrain project for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 to make new textures for Australia during my ultralight pilot training. Encouraged by an overwhelming response to previews on a small blog site, the project soon became known as Vista Australis, or VOZ. By the end of that year, VOZ 0.99 made its debut and the series went on to become the most popular download for FS2004 with a thriving user community and a gathering of very talented designers and developers. How did ORBX „begin“?

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With the advent of Microsoft’s FSX and recently Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3D (P3D) built on the FSX codeline, I saw the potential in these new engines to redefine the boundaries of ultra high resolution terrain scenery and airports – and Orbx was born. In 2006, Orbx was formally incorporated as a company and work began on a new FSX project originally called “VOZ Pro” which ultimately became known as FTX, with AU BLUE launched in March 2008.Since then Orbx has release regions covering Australia, NZ and parts of North America and Europe. At one point in your history ORBX decided to stop developing big airports. Why did you decide that? Wouldn’t it be another good solution to turn down the details a little bit, so that the frames still stay on a high level?