I am sorry to ask this question, but I have already installed RealScene 2004 USA Terrain and Landclass. Also USA RoadsCan I just install GE with all this in place, , or do I have to uninstall either Real Scene or USA Roads or both prior to installing GE, then reinstall it?Again for me, this is all confusingdespite what is written already.Greg

Hi GreggI am not an expert on this but it is my understanding that the realscene textures would be replaced. The same question was asked by a gentleman that was using BEV's textures. I think you will be OK. I believe that during the GE install, it will back up the textures that it is replacing. What this means is that if you decided you wanted to remove GE, it would install the RealScene textures it backed up during it's install process. Bob

>I am sorry to ask this question, but I have already installed>RealScene 2004 USA Terrain and Landclass. Also USA Roads>>Can I just install GE with all this in place, , or do I have>to uninstall either Real Scene or USA Roads or both prior to>installing GE, then reinstall it?>>Again for me, this is all confusingdespite what is written>already.>>GregGo ahead and install GE. There shoud be no overlap between the Realscene and GE.REALSCENE2004 has Terrain (elevation data) and landclass (data about which area is a small city, which area is farm land, which area is big city, which area is ....)GE has Textures. (Textures/pictures for a small city, textures for large city, textures for farmland...etc) I kind of figures all this..like today. :)Manny

Thanks folks, I think I understand it now!Greg