As a newbie X-Plane dabbler I've been spending some quality time making careful searches of available scenerys. A pretty mixed bag! Lots of payware is actually lower quality than some freeware! Still learning the ropes, I've come across a few gems, but they often reference necessary dependencies to other files that can sometimes be slightly puzzling to locate for a newb.

 

Anyway, I wanted to post the occasional gem, if its allowed as it might help other newbs locate good stuff quickly. I start off with Freddy De Pues most excellent site, and a jackpot of beautifully done airports to populate our shiny new X-plane world. Take a look! http://fred-e.net/x-plane-sceneries/

 

 

 

And some dependencies: Things the lack of which might make a scenery fail if not installed also.

 

Rotorsim RescueX

 

RuScenery Library

 

R2 Objects Library

 

OpenSceneryX Object Library for X-Plane®

 

Cool Things:

 

SeaTraffic Animated Marine Traffic

 

International Scenery Developement Group

Lots of things. I especially like the Vehicle Library extension for more varied and colorful cars and trucks.

 

Ted’s Scenery Updates for X-Plane 10

More Scenery!! (Us Cities)

 

Anyone know of some other great stuff?

Hey thanx, this will come in handy when I get my copy.

Tom apparently will get round to giving us a moderator at some point which'll give us the freedom to start requesting these, but I've said a few times a sticky to help guide newcomers towards the quality stuff for XP would be quite useful.

Also check out my scenery map which only includes "good" scenery:

 

https://mapsengine.google.com/map/viewer?mid=zKdUoyDRH6j0.k7Q3rMFgZpe4

Also check out my scenery map which only includes "good" scenery:

 

https://mapsengine.google.com/map/viewer?mid=zKdUoyDRH6j0.k7Q3rMFgZpe4

 

There is also a similar project: http://www.xpscenery.net/

Here is some more scenery! XPWORLDSCENERY - FREEWARE

I must admit I didn't really realize how the move to 64bit had affected things. It seems many plugins and freeware planes I was thinking of adding here are not 64bit compatible. Oh, well.

 

The search continues.

Playing around a little. People flying the KSEA demo zone especially might want to take note of this file:

 

"SEATTLE PHOTOREAL UNDERLAY XP10"

 

 By Chris K and the ISDG Group. Very nice work!!! http://isdg.com.au/scenery-add-ons/

 

Very little I have seen shows the potential of Xplane more than this.

 

 

 

 

Thanks for sharing.

Another nice toy (that works just) fine, and some of its dependencies. Thanks to Murmur for helping me Finally locate it!! 

 

 

 

HOVER TIMER

 

Here's the translation from italian:

 

Installation:

Requires python 2.73 (32 or 64) bit: http://www.python.org/download/

Requires pythonInterface (32 or 64) bit: http://www.xpluginsd...t_downloads.htm

Only for MAC and LINUX users: the pyaudio library: http://people.csail....hubert/pyaudio/

Once such software has been installed, copy the following files:

PI_Hovering_Timer.py
OK.wav
NOK.wav
Beep.wav

In the folder:

C:\X-Plane 10\Resources\plugins\PythonScripts\

Run X-Plane and assign a button to the command:

Joystick & Equipment
Buttons: Adv
Flight controls
hovering Timer

 

NOTE!!! For windows users uncomfortable with installing the python script and interface manually, you can simply go here And click "Win Net Install" 

 

This will then download and install automatically Python, the interface and other files that you can select to your X-plane folders.

 

Then install the Hover Timer