October 30, 200223 yr I have a new system on it's way. It has a fair amount of horsepower: [email protected] 533MHz MoBo / 1GB PC1066 RDRAM / ATI Radeon 9700 Pro video card. I want to try to get back into FS02... with this power I am hoping to find it more enjoyable. I have been a FS user since 1981 and A2-FS1. But I have found recent versions awkward. I want to get some good hi-res scenery. I am especially interested in several areas:The Pacific Northwest. Not just Seattle... but Tacoma, Olympia, Vancouvers (both of them), Portland, Victoria, and the area in general.Colorado. Denver in particular but the whole state.Idaho & Oregon.California.Southern UKIn that order. (Others too but those are my higher priorities.)I'm willing to look at both downloadable freeware and purchased packages. I assume that there is a lot of stuff out there by this time. Could some of you please point me toward some of the very best?
October 30, 200223 yr If you have the slightest interest in general aviation at all, you have to get Emma Field by Lago. Also, Georender 1 is an incredible package, it too can be purchased via the Lago site. And last, Hurricane/Escalante are great sceneries too.Scott
October 30, 200223 yr scenery. They have some of the best, but I'm not sure if any of them are in the locations you're looking for.Matt Matt KaprockiFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
October 30, 200223 yr Author These days saying 'scenery' is not enough. Do you want mesh scenery, airports (small,large ?) or landclass/texture scenery ? These are all very different things and different vendors/developers work on these pieces. Michael J. Michael J.
October 30, 200223 yr Tom, if you check out my reply at this posting, I think you will find plenty to keep you busy with installing scenery for quite a while. Should cover about 80% of what you're looking for.http://ftp.avsim.com/dcforum/DCForumID8/12419.htmlCheers and Good Luck!Heather
October 30, 200223 yr I am late for bed at the moment but I will check all that out after work tomorrow and thank you individually.
October 30, 200223 yr For the southern UK you can't do any better than get hold of the UK2000 scenery:http://www.uk2000scenery.com/puplic/Part 1 Channel Islands Part 2 Southwest Part 3 SouthEast Part 4 East Anglia Part 5 The Midlands
October 30, 200223 yr I'll second that. :) I had Emma field, and just picked up Georender1. Flew in Ranger Station with the dreamfleet Cardinal last night. Lets just say landings are very interesting in that field, and that was with out weather involved. :-eek
October 31, 200223 yr Scott,I checked out the Lago site and their products do indeed look very good. Thanks!
October 31, 200223 yr Matt,Not exactly what I was looking for but they look very good. I have noted the URL for future reference. Thanks.
October 31, 200223 yr Michael,"These days saying 'scenery' is not enough. Do you want mesh scenery, airports (small,large ?) or landclass/texture scenery ? These are all very different things and different vendors/developers work on these pieces."If I knew all that I would have had to ask. ;-) Seriously, what I am looking for is hi-res photo-real scenery... yes airports... but the area... not just the airports. I was hoping you folks could tell me if that means mesh or landclass/texture scenery. Thanks.
October 31, 200223 yr Alastair,Thanks. That looks like a must site when I get to the UK segment of my development. One question... does this scenery just do the air fields or do they enhance the look of the overall scenery?I am originally from Tacoma, WA... I live in the Denver, CO area now... but courtesy of the US Navy I lived in London from 1974 until 1976... worked at 7 North Audley Street... hence my interest in the UK.
October 31, 200223 yr Uwe,I appreciate you comments but I must admit that I do not really understand them. Does one use all these packages together? It would seem like they must overlap. I haven't really messed with FS scenery since FS95... at that time overlapping was a no no. I hate to be so dense here. Thanks.
October 31, 200223 yr Heather,I saved off a copy of your other post with all that info in it. Dumb question time.1. This "Pacific Northwest ***3rd Edition*** Scenery Catalog"... is it in the AVSIM library?2. The zips you mentioned... are they located in the AVSIM library?Your comment about checking out BFU is a good one. Besides I haven't visited Peter & Naji in a long time... I'm overdue.I checked out dc3airways.com while I was at it... great site. I will have to visit it again once I get setup on the new system.Thank you!
Create an account or sign in to comment