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Hey Guys,What scenery company do you think would be a good contender for creating a new Philadelphia (KPHL) scenery. I think one is long overdue.....anyone else share this thought processKroswynd


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I think it would be commercial suicide for any company to start developing a product for FS2004, when FSX looks like it will be with us in October, with loads of new features and requirements for developers to get to grips with. Particularly in the areas of conditional animation, texture resolution and incorporation into the new texturing landscapes.Proably best to wait until FSX is out, then ask!Allcott

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anyone else;)


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HiI`d like to see flyTampa do a nice PHL.That would be nice.Pete

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>I think it would be commercial suicide for any company to>start developing a product for FS2004, when FSX looks like it>will be with us in October, with loads of new features and>requirements for developers to get to grips with. Particularly>in the areas of conditional animation, texture resolution and>incorporation into the new texturing landscapes.>>Proably best to wait until FSX is out, then ask!>>>AllcottFS9 is at a state now that there are so many addons that enhance it, that people are going to be very reluctant to move right to FSX unless it's features are on par or better than what is available for FS9. So far with the information available so far, it looks like that's not going to happen. So most will either use FS9 along with FSX, or hold off on FSX until it catches up with FS9. I'm leaning toward the latter right now, as I just don't see anything compelling to switch right now. So FS9 is far from dead! I think so long as a product is guaranteed FSX compatible or an update to make it compatible will be provided, FS9 products are still viable!!


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Yeah I'll play with my broken in toy for now.

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