10 bucks for the USA landclass from Cloud9 is this correct?Can someone post a quick screenshot of Duluth, MN, preferably the harbor area (KDYT or KDLH)Ahhh, I also took advantage of that 40% off from FSDTeam lol....$6.46 for USA landclass, woo!Now, I use GEXn (USA), and UTX USA, and now I bought this. I obviously already have GEX and UTX installed. What is the proper installation procedure for landclass?Thanks for the help!!!

Well I rushed ahead and installed it. At first it was a little funky in some areas where I normally fly. But then I put it under UTX Urban landclass and that seemed to help a lot.Also, Bert - how do I get those stadiums like in your shot?

Well I rushed ahead and installed it. At first it was a little funky in some areas where I normally fly. But then I put it under UTX Urban landclass and that seemed to help a lot.Also, Bert - how do I get those stadiums like in your shot?

Hi Ryan, I believe you are referring to me, Brian.To be honest, they are either in UT's custom objects, or, I downloaded them. Not sure.To answer your question about layering, I put my third party landclass between UT Urban, and UT Vegetation.That way, you can turn it off within the Scenery Library, and UT's non-urban lanclass will be used, if desired.I just think UT's landclass does a better job with the urban areas than Cloud9, but, you can always place Cloud9 above all the UT landclass to see what you think.Also, go into the Cloud9 folder and rename their seasonsc9.bgl file to seasonsc9.back, or seasonsc9.tmp (or similar), as most folks do not like the results they get by using it.

Look in.flightsim.com library. Making UT Urban primary over other landclass works.Sbuilder SBX 313 can be used to fix it.

Hi Ryan, I believe you are referring to me, Brian.To be honest, they are either in UT's custom objects, or, I downloaded them. Not sure.To answer your question about layering, I put my third party landclass between UT Urban, and UT Vegetation.That way, you can turn it off within the Scenery Library, and UT's non-urban lanclass will be used, if desired.I just think UT's landclass does a better job with the urban areas than Cloud9, but, you can always place Cloud9 above all the UT landclass to see what you think.Also, go into the Cloud9 folder and rename their seasonsc9.bgl file to seasonsc9.back, or seasonsc9.tmp (or similar), as most folks do not like the results they get by using it.