The PILOT’s team is known for their FS Global products, offering one complete mesh solution of quality for entire Earth. Their next product will cover Americas and Antartica, but at a higher resolution up to 2m (LOD14).
Find their announcement copied here : “Thanks to the support of our many users, we were able to drive development of FS Global to a new edge. Today we are proud to announce FS Global ULTIMATE.”
Part one “The Americas” is due to be released on November 25th 2010. Other continents will follow in spring 2011.
FS Global ULTIMATE seamlessly fits into your existing FS Global installation of any version. Alternatively it can be installed stand alone into Flight Simulator X or 2004. After that you immediately can take advantage of breathtakingly real looking scenery with a resolution of
up to 2 m (LOD14!).
FS Global ULTIMATE – The Americas covers the continents of North- and South-America as well as Antarctica. Including of course the US islands like Hawaii, etc … it does NOT replace FS Global 2010, which will still be availabe for global coverage.
Read more about FS Global ULTIMATE – The Americas and see screenshots at http://www.fsim.net.”
Thanks to the support of our many users, we were able to drive development of FS Global to a new edge. Today we are proud to announce FS Global ULTIMATE. Part one "The Americas" is due to be released on November 25th 2010. Other continents will follow in spring 2011. FS Global ULTIMATE seamlessly fits into your existing FS Global installation of any version. Alternatively it can be installed stand alone into Flight Simulator X or 2004. After that you immediately can take advantage of breathtakingly real looking scenery with a resolution of up to 2 m (LOD14!). FS Global ULTIMATE - The Americas covers the continents of North- and South-America as well as Antarctica. Including of course the US islands like Hawaii, etc ... it does NOT replace FS Global 2010, which will still be availabe for global coverage. Read more about FS Global ULTIMATE - The Americas and see screenshots at http://www.fsim.net.