I am working in a scenery photo-realistic and is a hard work for a small part of the world. I believe that the future of the simulation is googleearth like scenery in Fly. In Fsx and X-plane already it is possible. The project is called TILEPROXY. The result is spectacular.You can see videos:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDvWU-DVARk

Many regards FonchyFonchy/2009

Hi Fonchy, That will be just fantastic if you can get Fly! to work with Google Earth!Brian.

It would be wonderful, but I not of programming.More information and software (free and open source) : http://www.edtruthan.com/tileproxy/tutorial/I fodder that Fly Legacy and Tileproxy would not have competition in the world of the simulation. You imagine dynamic of flight of Fly, frames/seg of Fly, panels of Fly and world-wide Foto- scenario ?Many Regards: FonchyFonchy/2008

It would be wonderful, but I not of programming.More information and software (free and open source) : http://www.edtruthan.com/tileproxy/tutorial/I fodder that Fly Legacy and Tileproxy would not have competition in the world of the simulation. You imagine dynamic of flight of Fly, frames/seg of Fly, panels of Fly and world-wide Foto- scenario ?Many Regards: FonchyFonchy/2008

And as this is a Freeware Open Source project, would be willing to bet that one of the ROTW guys has been looking into this for scenery generation purposes. So porting it over to work with Fly! Legacy is a very possible idea down the road. Our main problem would be in the "Mesh" or DEM files in order to bring the sim up to par for elevation modeling. We would require a lot of data conversions for SRTM resamples to get it closer to real world elevation status. But! As Rich was always pointing oout, virtually anything can be done within the Fly! simulator!