NZFF

SODE is pretty awesome, has allowed lots of cool functionality.How did you get on? SODE is doing fine for me. It can open or close cargo hangar doors. It can bring deice trucks to plane to spray de-icing on it. Regards, Aharon

Hi I noticed that when the metafile .gtf is created, only the file extension is written without the file name, so there is a NULL string. Where can I change that? thanks for your tip Kind Regards Ramon

It certainly looks good - will wait and see how drive pricing goes.

Hey guys, Just wondering if anyone wants to work on the 10m mesh for xplane? We have the mesh for prepar3d/fsx and would look awesome in xplane under Lyndimans ortho.

Apologies for late reply i have sent you a private message

Totally forgot about this thread LLOL LLOLL I think I will skip this software. Am afraid to screw up my FSX Regards, Aharon

Hello Robin Thank you for your quick feedback Kind regards Richard

Just installed and went for a quick fly around NZCH. Well done Robin another great scenery product. Now spooling up the engines on the PMDG 747 for a NZAA to NZCH flight

Yeah it can be hit and miss but it's improving all of the time

Rob I should have a PDF copy of the tarmac markings thanks to a contact at CHC. I will pass on when I get it. Sounds brilliant, thanks! May have to wait for an update, as I need to finalise NZCH and get it ready for release.

Hi Kelvin I did try your tool but after I dropped my files into the same ones where you had your examples, nothing happened. I thought possibly that it required something that I did not have on my PC. I may try again later but I am now hitting space problems on my hard drive again.

Thanks Choppernut and Toprob for kind answers. ToProb, I will try luck with freeware NZQN and see if it looks good!! From looking at your screenshots via your provided link, I cannot figure out how in the heck you get so beautiful ground textures and realistic mountains surrounding NZQN! Regards, Aharon

Welcome, Mike. I've heard from someone else (or was it you?) that the captcha feature on signup here is a bit of a nuisance, maybe the admin can have a look at that. We shouldn't be making it too difficult these days, it isn't as if we get too many new members to cope with... I'd certainly recommend your method to anyone looking to make their own photoscenery, for some reason not a lot of locals have tried this out. I think, though, that Kelvin is looking at something he can share, which means that the normal servers are not options. But for anyone who wants large areas of photoscenery to fly...

Many thanks and will try that source Cheers

Reasonable version for XP11.... actually, reasonable versions of all NZ airports in XP..... just saying :lol: :twisted:

Don't worry too much about priority for these, just let the installer handle that. Airports are normally just added to the top of the scenery library. Okay thanks Toprob I'm not sure what you have for Gisborne, though. I am using FSX Deluxe with SP1 and SP2 for this Gisborne scenery that I found on flightsim as seen below: FSX - FSX Scenery FSX Scenery--Gisborne Regional Airport Name: nzgs_gisborne-4x.zip Size: 4,467,215 Date: 06-10-2014 Downloads: 1,525 FSX Scenery--Gisborne Regional Airport. Welcome to Gisborne Regional Airport, situated on the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand....

Gave myself a break from trying to adapt Cloudport airfields to new locations. On the IPACS forum, I found there was info on converting FSX/FS9 airport bgls to put into AFS2. This does not put the complete airfield into AFS2 (although it looks as if it could be persuaded to); what it does do is get the airfield on the map in the location screen, and when you select it, you get the diagram to pick your start point, and you are then placed 'on the photo'. The first one I tried was Lawrie's NZTH, and it worked like a charm. Then I tried VLC Whitianga, which didn't, and then old FS9 Coromandel...

By the way, the only old scenery site I'm aware of that's still alive is this one: …..some 2000, 2002 and 2004 stuff there. Goodness, that takes me back! I think that was the very first NZ scenery site I ever looked at. Would have been on FS2002 then! Time flies when you're having fun...