Godzone - depicting New Zealand in Flight Simulation
"Welcome to Godzone."
"-Where?"
"That's what we call New Zealand sometimes...
"Not in a religious nutter way, we're just smug, 'cause we're the best."
'Drew', Shortland Street.
Godzone has been producing New Zealand scenery for simmers since the days of FS2002. By 'Godzone' I really mean me, Robin Corn, although sometimes I do collaborate with other local developers.
The current project is Real NZ Christchurch, which was initially released for Prepar3d, and will be followed by FSX, and then versions for Aerofly FS2 and X-plane, to test the demand for quality scenery in these alternative simulators.
Want a simulator? See the choices here.
The subscription is no longer available for purchase, but existing subscribers can still access the Subscriber downloads and content, the 'get started' button is the best way to get to the subscriber content.
"-Where?"
"That's what we call New Zealand sometimes...
"Not in a religious nutter way, we're just smug, 'cause we're the best."
'Drew', Shortland Street.
Godzone has been producing New Zealand scenery for simmers since the days of FS2002. By 'Godzone' I really mean me, Robin Corn, although sometimes I do collaborate with other local developers.
The current project is Real NZ Christchurch, which was initially released for Prepar3d, and will be followed by FSX, and then versions for Aerofly FS2 and X-plane, to test the demand for quality scenery in these alternative simulators.
Want a simulator? See the choices here.
The subscription is no longer available for purchase, but existing subscribers can still access the Subscriber downloads and content, the 'get started' button is the best way to get to the subscriber content.
Real New Zealand features
Multi installers
Real New Zealand scenery is designed to work with Microsoft Flight Simulator X, FSX Steam Edition, and Lockheed Martin Prepar3D v3/v4.
Note that Real NZ NZCH is available for Prepar3d, but not yet released for FSX.
Base Scenery Compatibility
Godzone scenery is normally designed to work with most common base scenery packages:
Default scenery;
Vector Land Class
FTX NZ
Default scenery;
Vector Land Class
FTX NZ
Low-flying detail
Some people think that photoscenery doesn't offer the same ground-level 3D detail that they are used to, but Godzone photoscenery includes autogen buildings and vegetation, some hand-placed, and other custom Points of Interest.
About this site:
This site was originally created as a Godzone Photoscenery Subscription site, and although the Subscription is no longer the main focus, subscribers can still access the existing Subscription scenery.
Mainly, though, it is the new Godzone Store, where you can see details and purchase 'Real New Zealand' and 'Godzone' scenery. Currently there are just a few 'Real New Zealand' products, but hopefully I can release new scenery as it is completed.
Mainly, though, it is the new Godzone Store, where you can see details and purchase 'Real New Zealand' and 'Godzone' scenery. Currently there are just a few 'Real New Zealand' products, but hopefully I can release new scenery as it is completed.
Welcome to the Godzone/Development Blog
Now and then I’ll talk about various aspects of scenery design, mainly some thoughts on current projects. This can be serve various purposes, from keeping you informed on the current state of development, through to acting as an informal scenery design tutorial. First up is Real NZ/VLC NZWN, which is…
The future of Godzone...
At the moment I am reworking the concept of Godzone Virtual Flight, getting back to the early days of Godzone, releasing high quality scenery based around New Zealand airports.
Currently, I am working on step 1 of the multi-platform project, funded in part via Kickstarter. The first release will be Real NZ Christchurch, and the success of this will determine the future of multi-sim support.
Currently, I am working on step 1 of the multi-platform project, funded in part via Kickstarter. The first release will be Real NZ Christchurch, and the success of this will determine the future of multi-sim support.