WOFF Spring Tiles

[Panama Red 22]

Since WOFF uses their Summer tiles in the Spring folder, has anybody (with tile painting expertise) thought about converting the WOFF summer tiles to real spring tiles ??? 

 

The biggest problem is the spring wheat fields should be a "bright" green versus a golden brown summer wheat field.

[DukeIronHand 8]

Love the idea but lack the skill.

I am sure as time goes on someone will give it a try.

[+elephant 36]

It's in my to do list, as soon as I find some time...

 

I asked the same question in SimHQ:

 

The terrain looks fantastic! 
I wonder, souldn't the weat fields in spring be kind of light greenish?

 

Answer by Polovski:

 

Some of the finest flight sim scenery out there. One day we'll have the mouse in your tent, steam from you tea,

and someone will say mmm "would cheap frontline WW1 tea really produce that much steam?" 

[shredward 12]

Winder would have to confirm, but I think the light coloured fields are the chalky ploughed fields so noticeable from the air on the Somme and in the Champagne.

     Cheers,

        shredward

[Panama Red 22]

Winder would have to confirm, but I think the light coloured fields are the chalky ploughed fields so noticeable from the air on the Somme and in the Champagne.

     Cheers,

        shredward

Trouble is, these same fields "golden brown" fields are in England and every place else that is suppose to have wheat fields too.

[+elephant 36]

I made a recolouring attempt on an England tile to see how it looks.

What to you think?

Crude?

 

 

 

 

 

[RAF_Louvert 101]

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I think they look nice ... very nice.

 

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[Panama Red 22]

They look a lot more realistic for spring wheat that the current tiles do.  Maybe a little less bright and it should be good to go.

[rjw 48]

It's in my to do list, as soon as I find some time...

 

I asked the same question in SimHQ:

 

The terrain looks fantastic! 

I wonder, souldn't the weat fields in spring be kind of light greenish?

 

Answer by Polovski:

 

Some of the finest flight sim scenery out there. One day we'll have the mouse in your tent, steam from you tea,

and someone will say mmm "would cheap frontline WW1 tea really produce that much steam?" 

You are of course correct Pol, but you can't blame anyone for looking for more> It is precisely that motivation that forged the idea of WOFF in yours and the devs heads.   Right mate?