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Project home: http://orbides.1gb.ru Author: Artyom "Artlav" Litvinovich Current version: Unknown Compatibility: Unknown

Earth in Orulex 1.0

Brighton Beach Crater on the Moon in Orulex 1.0

Venus in Orulex 1.0

Nereid in Orulex 1.0

Orulex is a dynamic landscape generator add-on for Orbiter which allows users to add a global landable mesh to planets. Simply said, it turns flat planets into mountainous planets.

Latest stable version is 1.0 Latest development version is 1.2_080527

Basic features (1.0)[edit]

Generates planet terrain in Orbiter on the fly, using real data or fractal functions.
Easily downloadable textures and heightmaps data for Earth, and other planets.
Lv11 global Orbiter and Lv6-Lv22 local downloaded textures (LandSat, USGS) support.
Collision detection support possibilities and SDK interface

System Requirements:[edit]

Out of the box:

256Mb RAM + what Orbiter and OS takes.
1.5+Ghz CPU, good video card (if it runs Orbiter Lv10+NASSP with good FPS it will run Orulex as if nothing is here).

Hi-quality:

1Gb RAM + what Orbiter and OS takes + what local maps you will download.
2-3Ghz CPU, ~1Gb of disk space, Fast Cheap internet (Lv9 heightmap is 466Mb download).

Performance Guidelines (1.0)[edit]

If you got a multi-core CPU, it is almost always better to keep multithread mode on.
If you got single-core CPU and Orulex feels slow on response or pre-computation takes longer than 10-15 seconds, try turning multithread mode off.
Reducing polygon count may help if you got an old video card.
Reducing LevLimit may give a more stable-looking landscape, but dropping quality exponentially.
If you got FPS jerks on older/single-core PC's, look on texture timings.

TexGen-H defines time slice allocated when there is a lot to generate, TexGen-L defines time slice allocated when there are only small changes, like when you are flying around. Reducing them make Orbiter more responsive and terrain less responsive. Timings are not defined in multithread mode.

Known bugs/issues (1.0)[edit]

Windows Vista random CTD.
Dislocated patches when flying with multithreaded mode on.
Textures getting colorfully random on some machines (probably Orbiter/DirectX bug on older systems).

Data download Servers List[edit]

Earth

SRTM global Earth terrain
NASA derived global 30 meters per pixel satellite image mosaic
NASA derived global 15 meters per pixel satellite image mosaic, donated and processed by I-Cubed using equipment from Isilon Systems.
USGS Digital Ortho
USGS Urban Area Ortho
Pseudo color 15m Landsat mosaic provided by MDA Federal, scenes comprised from early 2000s

Moon

Clementine global Moon terrain
Clementine 40xx
Clementine 30xx

Mars

MOLA global Mars terrain
Mars THEMIS Color

Venus

Magellan Imaging Radar (Color)
Magellan Imaging Radar (Grey)

World Studio[edit]

World Studio is both the Orulex terrain config system and the versatile planet editor. It was first released on April 1, 2008 same with Orulex 1.0.

Generator ideas and function description[edit]

Configuration[edit]

Orulex system configuration are done by World Studio program and config files editing, with options ranging from terrain polygon count to shapes of the worlds. 2 PDF's with full description of world studio and file configuration can be found in the release package.

Basic ideas[edit]

Function string in config\terrain\planet_name.cfg

Planet functions is written in postfix notation.
In postfix, the sign of operation goes after the operands, so a+b will be ab+.
It have a significant comprehensive advantage, since there is no ()'s.
a+((b+f)*c+d/e) will be written as a b f+c*d e/++.
Functions specified the same way - f(x,y,z+w) is x y z w + f.

Terrain function[edit]

The terrain is represented by a 3 to 1 function with arguments being the position on the planet and output being the altitude at this position. The concept is similar to the plotting of 1D functions, like sine and cosine - the X axis represents the position, and Y axis represents the altitude:

Imagine the same thing in 4D, and that's how it is done in Orulex.

List of terrain functions[edit]

Perlin noise[edit]

Classic perlin noise ground function.

Syntax: perlin(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)
xd,yd,zd: Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
band: The amount of noise bands to be used - the more of them the more detailed terrain is, but slower.
scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.

Output is in -1..1 range.

Ridge noise[edit]

Ridged perlin noise ground function.

Syntax: ridge(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)

Syntax: perlin(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)
xd,yd,zd: Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
band: The amount of noise bands to be used - the more of them the more detailed terrain is, but slower.
scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.

Output is in -1..1 range.

Sea level[edit]

Sea level function with Perlin noise

Syntax: sealevel(f,min)

Same as min2(min,f). Returns $f$ if $f>=min$ and $min$ if $f<min$ .

Useful to truncate below the sphere part of the terrain function into flat valleys. Almost always should be removed if planet have ocean. If your planet have an ocean, make sure thet the underwater part of the function is not truncated!

Sinusoidal terrain[edit]

Sinusoidal terrain

Syntax

sintf(xd,yd,zd,scale)

xd,yd,zd: Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.

Output is in -1..1 range.

Cosinusoidal terrain[edit]

Cosinusoidal terrain

Syntax: costf(xd,yd,zd,scale)

xd,yd,zd: Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.

Output is in -1..1 range.

Curve function[edit]

Syntax: curv(n,f,x1,y1,x2,y2,...,x(n-1)/2,y(n-1)/2)

Input/Output curve for f by points of xi,yi, lagrange interpolated. It is a very powerful tool, allowing to map the inputs to according to specific curve to the output, changing gradients and similar things. The I/O curve is too big a topic for this manual. For example: Callisto

Other operators/functions[edit]

ax,ay,az: world coordinates
+, -, --, *, /, sin, cos, tan, ln, pow, round, trunc, sqr, sqrt max2, max3, min2, min3: Arithmetics and basic math
trim(f,min,max): trims f into $min<f<max$

Download Links[edit]

Orulex's Homepage by Artlav

Development version Orbiter forum thread

Orulex_Land_Gen-v1.2 Orbiter Forum/Resources.

1.0 Orbiter forum thread

Additional links[edit]

Extensions

WIP MeshLand 2, Collision Detection support for Orulex, Unstable

Interface SDK (Delta-Glider samples included)

Pre-composed heightmaps

Earth Lv8 heightmap (84Mb)

Mars Lv8 heightmap (82Mb)

Moon Lv8 heightmap (81Mb)

Everest Lv11 textures and heightmaps (5.3Mb)

Grand Canyon Lv13 textures and heightmaps (9Mb)

Demonstaration video

China flying in Gregburch's Swift1 (x264, 21 MB)

China flying in Gregburch's Swift1 (xVid, 31 MB)

Difference between revisions of "Orulex"

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Contents

Basic features (1.0)[edit]

System Requirements:[edit]

Performance Guidelines (1.0)[edit]

Known bugs/issues (1.0)[edit]

Data download Servers List[edit]

World Studio[edit]

Generator ideas and function description[edit]

Configuration[edit]

Basic ideas[edit]

Terrain function[edit]

List of terrain functions[edit]

Perlin noise[edit]

Ridge noise[edit]

Sea level[edit]

Sinusoidal terrain[edit]

Cosinusoidal terrain[edit]

Curve function[edit]

Other operators/functions[edit]

See Also[edit]

Download Links[edit]

Additional links[edit]

Navigation menu

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 {{Addon|
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-=Artlav
+=Artyom "Artlav" Litvinovich
 }}
 [[Image:Oru-080401-1.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Earth in Orulex 1.0]]
+[[Image:Oru-080401-2.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Brighton Beach Crater on the Moon in Orulex 1.0]]
+[[Image:Oru-080401-3.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Venus in Orulex 1.0]]
+[[Image:Oru-080401-7.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Nereid in Orulex 1.0]]
-'''Orulex''' is a dynamic landscape generator add-on for Orbiter which allows you to add a global landable meshes to the planets.
+'''Orulex''' is a dynamic landscape generator add-on for Orbiter which allows users to add a global landable mesh to planets.
+Simply said, it turns flat planets into mountainous planets.
-==Basic features (0.7.1)==
+Latest stable version is 1.0
-* Run-time generation of planet-wide meshes based on given mathematical expression.
+Latest development version is 1.2_080527
-* Supported functions are perlin noise, ridged perlin, sine and cosine terrain, i/o curve, crater, auxiliarys.
-* Global and local heightmaps
-* Automatic carving of surface bases into craters.
-* Partially compatible with Visosad collision detection system.
-==Known bugs/issues (0.7.1)==
-* Static textures all over the planet.
-* Blinking of the texture at night and with clouds.
-* No mesh visible in windowed mode on some GPUs.
 ==Basic features (1.0)==
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 * Easily downloadable textures and heightmaps data for Earth, and other planets.
 * Lv11 global Orbiter and Lv6-Lv22 local downloaded textures (LandSat, USGS) support.
+* Collision detection support possibilities and SDK interface
-==Known bugs/issues (1.0)==
-* Windows Vista random CTD.
-* Dislocated patches when flying with multithreaded mode on.
-* Textures getting colorfully random on some machines (probably Orbiter/DirectX bug on older systems).
 ==System Requirements:==
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 * 2-3Ghz CPU, ~1Gb of disk space, Fast Cheap internet (Lv9 heightmap is 466Mb download).
-==Configuration==
+==Performance Guidelines (1.0)==
-'''Syntax for all config files:'''
+* If you got a multi-core CPU, it is almost always better to keep multithread mode on.
-* parameter = value
+* If you got single-core CPU and Orulex feels slow on response or pre-computation takes longer than 10-15 seconds, try turning multithread mode off.
-* Any amount of tabs or spaces around = sign.
+* Reducing polygon count may help if you got an old video card.
-* // means star of line-comment (all of the line after it is ignored)
+* Reducing LevLimit may give a more stable-looking landscape, but dropping quality exponentially.
-* { opens the large comment, } closes the large comment, everything between them is ignored.
+* If you got FPS jerks on older/single-core PC's, look on texture timings.
-* 1 denotes TRUE/ON, 0 denotes FALSE/OFF.
+TexGen-H defines time slice allocated when there is a lot to generate, TexGen-L defines time slice allocated when there are only small changes, like when you are flying around. Reducing them make Orbiter more responsive and terrain less responsive. Timings are not defined in multithread mode.
-* All other numbers are in metres (unless specified otherwise), in real number format (±1.23±45).
+==Known bugs/issues (1.0)==
+* Windows Vista random CTD.
+* Dislocated patches when flying with multithreaded mode on.
+* Textures getting colorfully random on some machines (probably Orbiter/DirectX bug on older systems).
+==Data download Servers List==
+'''Earth'''
+* SRTM global Earth terrain
+* NASA derived global 30 meters per pixel satellite image mosaic
+* NASA derived global 15 meters per pixel satellite image mosaic, donated and processed by I-Cubed using equipment from Isilon Systems.
+* USGS Digital Ortho
+* USGS Urban Area Ortho
+* Pseudo color 15m Landsat mosaic provided by MDA Federal, scenes comprised from early 2000s
-'''Main configuration''' can be found in visosad\orulex.cfg
+'''Moon'''
+* Clementine global Moon terrain
+* Clementine 40xx
+* Clementine 30xx
-All pathes are relative to the Orbiter directory.
+'''Mars'''
+* MOLA global Mars terrain
+* Mars THEMIS Color
-Global features:
+'''Venus'''
+* Magellan Imaging Radar (Color)
+* Magellan Imaging Radar (Grey)
-* '''Enabled''' - Enable/disable the system
+==World Studio==
-* '''Debug''' - Enable/disable the debug string
+World Studio is both the Orulex terrain config system and the versatile planet editor. It was first released on April 1, 2008 same with Orulex 1.0.
-* '''Collisions''' - Collision support on/off
-* '''Multithread''' - Multithreaded mode on/off
-* '''Reflection''' - Reflection model
-Default values for all planets (used if not specified in planet cfg):
+==Generator ideas and function description==
-* '''MaxPolyCount''' - Maximum polygon count in the terrain should be in 20000-100000 range.
+===Configuration===
-* '''Altlimit''' - Upper limit for terrain drawing.
-* '''Blendlimit''' - Lower limit of terrain vanishing (starts at Altlimit-Blendlimit)
-* '''Levlimit''' - Terrain level limit
-* '''GlobalHMapLimit''' - Global heightmap level limit
-* '''PriT''' - Preprocess timeslice
-* '''SecT''' - Split/Merge timeslice
-* '''TriT''' - TexGen-L timeslice
-* '''QuaT''' - TexGen-H timeslice
-* '''Configs''' - Configuration path
-* '''Textures''' - Textures path
-* '''Heightmaps''' - Heightmap path
+Orulex system configuration are done by World Studio program and config files editing, with options ranging from terrain polygon count to shapes of the worlds.
+PDF's with full description of world studio and file configuration can be found in the release package.
-Planet textures are loaded from Orbiter textures directories, with Orbiter's default prioritites.
-Planets configuration can be found in config/terrain/planet_name.cfg
-'''In planet_name.cfg'''
+===Basic ideas===
-The MaxPolyCount, Altlimit, Blendlimit have the same meaning as in name config, but for this planet only.
-Terrain settings:
+Function string in config\terrain\planet_name.cfg
-* '''seed''' - The Number, that defines the planet.
-* '''radius''' - Radius of mesh. Better be near radius of planet.
-* '''function''' - Planet terrain function. Described below.
-* '''sbcrater''' - Surface base craters ridge height
-* '''microtexture''' - Microtexturing
-* '''belowsphere''' - Below sphere terrain
-* '''glhmaplevel''' - Max global heightmap level
+* Planet functions is written in postfix notation.
+* In postfix, the sign of operation goes after the operands, so a+b will be ab+.
+* It have a significant comprehensive advantage, since there is no ()'s.
+* a+((b+f)*c+d/e) will be written as a b f+c*d e/++.
+* Functions specified the same way - f(x,y,z+w) is x y z w + f.
-'''Heightmaps:'''
+===Terrain function===
-Defined by adding following string to the planet_name.cfg
-'''heightmap=Name|Lon of start|Lon of end|Lat of start|Lat of end|Scale|Function|Flag|Use'''
-'''height8map=Name|Lon of start|Lon of end|Lat of start|Lat of end|Scale|Function|Flag|Use'''
-'''heightmaphei=Name|Lon of start|Lon of end|Lat of start|Lat of end|Scale|Function|Flag|Use'''
-All fields have fixed widths - 40|10|10|10|10|8|1|1|1
-First is filename relative to Heightmaps directory, then longitude of start, longitude of end, latitude of start,
-latitude of end, vertical scale, function, flag, use flag
-* '''heightmap''' - Heightmap file is a grayscale BMP with black as 0 and white as vertical scale altitude.
-* '''height8map''' - Heightmap file is a grayscale BMP with altitude asn sint8.
-* '''heightmaphei''' - Heightmap file is a Orulex HEI.
+The terrain is represented by a 3 to 1 function with arguments being the position on the planet and output being the altitude at this position. The concept is similar to the plotting of 1D functions, like sine and cosine - the X axis represents the position, and Y axis represents the altitude:
-'''Heightmap functions are:'''
+[[Image:Functions in Orulex 1.jpg|800px|thumb|center|Imagine the same thing in 4D, and that's how it is done in Orulex.]]
-* '''0''' - addition (height-map)
-* '''1''' - multiplication (mask-map).
-* '''2''' - replacation (plain height-map)
-* '''3''' - replacation-truncation (plain height-map with ocean truncated)
+===List of terrain functions===
-'''Colormaps:'''
+====Perlin noise====
-Defined by adding following string to the planet_name.cfg
+[[Image:Terrain Functions.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Classic perlin noise ground function.]]
-'''colormap=Name|Lon of start|Lon of end|Lat of start|Lat of end|Scale|Function'''
+;Syntax:<nowiki>perlin(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)</nowiki>
-All fields have fixed widths - 40|10|10|10|10|8|1|1|1
+;xd,yd,zd:Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
-First is filename relative to Textures or Textures2 directory, then longitude of start, longitude of end, latitude of start, latitude of end, vertical scale, function
+;band: The amount of noise bands to be used - the more of them the more detailed terrain is, but slower.
-Colormap file is either BMP or DDS.
+;scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.
+Output is in -1..1 range.
-'''Flat spaces:'''
+====Ridge noise====
-Defined by adding following string to the planet_name.cfg
+[[Image:Terrain Functions 2.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Ridged perlin noise ground function. ]]
-'''flat=Lon of start Lon of end Lat of start Lat of end'''
+;Syntax:<nowiki>ridge(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)</nowiki>
-'''SURFTILES:'''
+;Syntax:<nowiki>perlin(xd,yd,zd,band,scale)</nowiki>
-Just paste the
+;xd,yd,zd:Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
-BEGIN_SURFTILELIST
+;band: The amount of noise bands to be used - the more of them the more detailed terrain is, but slower.
-END_SURFTILELIST
+;scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.
-part of the Orbiter base cfg into Orulex planet cfg, '''removing empty lines'''.
-See earth.cfg for example.
+Output is in -1..1 range.
-'''Predefined terrain functions for randomator:'''
+====Sea level====
-* '''1 1 1 3 6000 perlin''' = dense selenic world
+[[Image:Terrain Functions 3.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Sea level function with Perlin noise]]
-* '''1 1 1 3 10000 perlin''' = selenic world
-* '''1 1 1 4 15000 perlin''' = sparse selenic world
-* '''1 1 1 3 20000 1000 1 1 1 4 10000 ridge sin * + ridge''' = tightly-ridged world
-* '''1 1 1 3 100000 10000 1 1 1 3 100000 ridge sin * + ridge''' = ridge-cratered world
-* '''1 1 1 1 10000 ridge cos 0.6- 5*''' = channel-cracked world
-* '''1.1 1.1 1.1 3 10000 ridge 1 0 1 1 1 0.4 0 0.2 0 0 1 0.2 1 1 1 3 100000 ridge trim 0.2-2* 9 curv trim*''' = ridged-valleys world
-==Planet functions==
+;Syntax:<nowiki>sealevel(f,min)</nowiki>
-'''Function=... in visosad\orulex\planet_name.cfg'''
-Planet function, written in postfix notation. Better not to edit if you don't know what postfix notation is.
+Same as <nowiki>min2(min,f)</nowiki>. Returns <math>f</math> if <math>f>=min</math> and <math>min</math> if <math>f<min</math>.
-'''Visosad\funcdrw program''' can display functions 3D graph. Requires OpenGL.
+Useful to truncate below the sphere part of the terrain function into flat valleys. Almost always should be removed if planet have ocean. If your planet have an ocean, make sure thet the underwater part of the function is not truncated!
+====Sinusoidal terrain====
+[[Image:Terrain Functions 4.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Sinusoidal terrain]]
-'''Operators:'''
+;Syntax:
-* sbcrater(scl) - defines surface base craters with scl height.
+<nowiki>sintf(xd,yd,zd,scale)</nowiki>
-* perlin(xd,yd,zd,band,scale) - perlin noise ground function
-* ridge(xd,yd,zd,band,scale) - ridged perlin noise ground function
-* curv(n,f,x1,y1,x2,y2,...,x(n-1)/2,y(n-1)/2) - Input/Output curve for f by points of xi,yi, lagrange interpolated.
-* sealevel(level) -sphere level cutoff function
-* +, -, --, *, /, sin, cos, max2, max3, min2, min3 - arithmetics.
-* ax,ay,az - world coordinates.
-* trim(f,min,max) - trims f into min<f<max.
-'''Heightmaps'''
+;xd,yd,zd:Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
+;scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.
-heightmap=Testmapmoon         |000041.025|000041.225|-0033.8375|-0033.6375|00002000|0
+Output is in -1..1 range.
-Heightmap definition. Can be several of them.
+====Cosinusoidal terrain====
+[[Image:Terrain Functions 5.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Cosinusoidal terrain]]
-All fields have fixed widths - 20|10|10|10|10|8|1
+;Syntax:<nowiki>costf(xd,yd,zd,scale)</nowiki>
-First is filename relative to visosad\orulex\hmap, then longitude of start, longitude of end, latitude of start, latitude of end, vertical scale, function
+;xd,yd,zd:Distortion values for x,y,and z coordinates respectively.
+;scale: The horizontal scale of the thing. It is roughly equivalent to the size of the pattern shown in viewer on the actual planet, i.e. if scale is 10000 then the pattern will be spread across 10 kilometers.
+Output is in -1..1 range.
-Where function is:
+====Curve function====
-* 0 - addition (height-map)
+;Syntax:<nowiki>curv(n,f,x1,y1,x2,y2,...,x(n-1)/2,y(n-1)/2)</nowiki>
-* 1 - multiplication (mask-map).
-* 2 - replacation (plain height-map)
-Heightmap file is a grayscale BMP with black as 0 and white as vertical scale altitude. 8bit BMP's seems to give errors.
+Input/Output curve for f by points of xi,yi, lagrange interpolated. It is a very powerful tool, allowing to map the inputs to according to specific curve to the output, changing gradients and similar things. The I/O curve is too big a topic for this manual.
+For example: Callisto
-'''Run-time configuration''', found on page 2 of Orulex 3D Surface MFD:
-* Enabled - Enable/disable the drawing of the mesh.
-* Debug - Enable/disable the debug string
-* Collisions - Collision support on/off
-==Links==
+====Other operators/functions====
+;ax,ay,az:world coordinates
+;+, -, --, *, /, sin, cos, tan, ln, pow, round, trunc, sqr, sqrt max2, max3, min2, min3: Arithmetics and basic math
+;trim(f,min,max): trims f into <math>min<f<max</math>
+==See Also==
+[[Meshland]]
+==Download Links==
 [http://orbides.1gb.ru/orulex.php Orulex's Homepage by Artlav]
-[http://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=2686 Download at OrbiterHangar]
+[http://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?t=2007 Development version Orbiter forum thread]
+[https://www.orbiter-forum.com/resources/orulex_land_gen-v1-2.2390/ Orulex_Land_Gen-v1.2] Orbiter Forum/Resources.
+[http://www.orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?t=999 1.0 Orbiter forum thread]
+==Additional links==
+'''Extensions'''
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/MLVS-WIP-080327.zip WIP MeshLand 2, Collision Detection support for Orulex, Unstable]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/OrulexSDK-allvers.zip Interface SDK (Delta-Glider samples included)]
+'''Pre-composed heightmaps'''
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/earth-hmap-lv8.zip Earth Lv8 heightmap (84Mb)]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/mars-hmap-lv8.zip Mars Lv8 heightmap (82Mb)]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/moon-hmap-lv8.zip Moon Lv8 heightmap (81Mb)]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/everest_lv11.zip Everest Lv11 textures and heightmaps (5.3Mb)]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/grand_canyon_lv13.zip Grand Canyon Lv13 textures and heightmaps (9Mb)]
+'''Demonstaration video'''
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/oru-flight-080321-x264.avi China flying in Gregburch's Swift1 (x264, 21 MB)]
-[http://www.orbitersim.com/Forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=15133 Orbiter forum thread]
+[http://orbides.1gb.ru/orbf/oru-flight-080321-xvid.avi China flying in Gregburch's Swift1 (xVid, 31 MB)]
+[[Category: Articles]]
 [[Category:Add-ons]]
-[[Category:Celestial body add-ons]]