stiletto2
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Happy Birthday, Holger!
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Happy Birthday, Rodger! Have a fun day!
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Happy Birthday! Have a fun day!
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Happy Birthday, Carlos!
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Hi Carlos,
Here you go:
LFMD - Cannes Mandelieu
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Happy Birthday, Smudger!
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Happy Birthday, Gumby!
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Happy Birthday, Don!
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Great job moderating the screen shot section and Happy Birthday to you!
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Can you describe what you mean by "immersion?" I have many FS2020 Orbx developed and or distributed products and each airport scene is very good so am not sure what you are looking for....?
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To retain changes made using the MSFS SDK, you have to create a scenery project that will allow you to generate a scenery package and ultimately add it to your Community folder like any other add-on. You can learn how to do this by reading the MSFS SDK or by doing a search on YouTube for something like "MSFS scenery tutorial" and then viewing one or more of the many tutorials you will find. I learned from viewing the tutorials by "Flying Theston".
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21 hours ago, ikbenik said:
Hi Wain,
Is it the S-corner, visible on my 3th last shot?
Cheers, Johnny
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Once I thought it might be Friday Harbor, but was not sure, the clue suddenly made sense so I made the guess. After taxiing around Friday Harbor in MSFS, I realized that the surroundings of the airport were a bit hilly such that you could be on a service road and look down onto the taxiways etc. which is what your great pic portrays.
Hope you have another pic to submit because I don't have any.
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Friday Harbor?
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It sure does look familiar but I can't get it! Is there an MSFS Orbx version of this airport or was it just in FSX/P3D?
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I do not.... maybe paulk has another one...
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You are so right! I was in Seattle years ago and the sight of Mt. Rainier in the distance, is one you don't forget.
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18 minutes ago, paulk said:
This should be an easy one?
This one looks like KPAE to me.
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1 hour ago, paulk said:
Actually, Mount St. Helens is over 150 miles from Seattle and just a bit over 8,000 feet high though it was 9,600 feet before the huge 1980 eruption. I don't think it is visible from the KSEA tarmac. I believe the mountain shown in Rob and your photos is Mt. Rainier which is over 14,000 feet high and only about 70 miles or so away from KSEA. That said, your photo is another great pic!
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Hi Rob,
I will guess that the first one is KSEA and 2nd one is KTIW. Love the picture of KTIW from high above.
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16 hours ago, Stillwater said:
No support, no one having an idea?
I don't have the blackwing but in order to get my own camera views in an aircraft, I use custom cameras. I don't think you can alter the specs of the default cameras. Here is a short vid on custom views:
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If you want someone to read the reply from AIG, you may need to copy and paste it in your text since the link you provided requires a login. It might also help to post your request in this piece of the Orbx forum....
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Sante posted this on the Orbx Discord channel in the Lounge #General chat yesterday:
"Landmarks Melbourne is in testing, so once I hear about the feedback, I'll try to share what I can 🙂"
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4 hours ago, Marcus Nyberg said:
... My key things for a future service packs would focus more on some more ground equipment variation, GSE and approach objects like Arlanda XPO for instance, to spice up the approaches a bit. ...
Additional approach objects like XPO would be great if they could be kept frame rate friendly!
This Week's Meaningless Topic (#181)(Feb 23)
in The Neil Hill Memorial Lounge
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Wallet, car keys, cellphone and, of course, the most essential item - my chapstick.
Rod