My son received a stand alone copy of FS2004 for Christmas for a second computer that we have.As I watched him, I realized he has fuel pits at most airports that I didn't ever recall seeing in the copy that we run on our FS computer.I've deleted all the installed add-on scenery but still no fuel pits. The only thing left added on (other than aircraft) are the DEM from FS Genesis, the textures from Bluesphere and the Airport Environment Update (Chris Arrington?? I think is the author).Can anyone tell me where these are stored? Now that I've seen them, I'd really like to have them in this one.BobL

It's probably because both computers are using different scenery settings.

This is now in autogen. If you deleted the file for the "extra autogen" then you dumped them. If you sopy the file back in your from the other computer.... that should fix it.Joe W.

I am assuming that you are referring to the default.xml file located in the .../autogen folder.I restored that file and still no fuel pits. I even moved the default scenery to the top layer and the fuel pits are still absent.Autogen density is set to full scale right.Any Other IDEAS??????

I don't know what to tell you, I just set both my autogen and scenery complexity sliders all the way down and I still see the fuel pumps.Maybe you should reinstall FS.

I was afraid you were going to say that...With all the add-ons and tweaks I really don't want to if I can find the right file.BobL

It could be one of the addons that's causing them to not display.

Really???Any idea which one? I don't have any addon scenery. All I have are aircraft...Carenado (all of them I think)..FSD Commander, Seneca and CheyenneDreamfleet (all of them including the 737 mergeMilton's Commander lineProj Airbus A320Proj OpenskyEaglesoftHistoric JetlinersFSGenesis 38DEMMost of Mike Stne's aircraftPrroject ERJUTand an entire host of freeware aircraft.BobL

I found the guilty culpritI was missing the generic.bgl in the ...FS Main FolderSceneryGenericscenery folderBobL