jdhaenens

Sheppard AFB and Mountain Home AFB are available elsewhere. There is a compatibility patch by Holger Sandman for Mountain Home at the Orbx site. This is in the Central Rocky Mountains section of Orbx.Jim

Scenery. Mostly military. Mostly home made. Also your occasional Zeppelin. Like me some FA-18, C-130, T-38, A-10, T-6a Texan II, Diamond DA 20.Jim

No problem Dean. Glad I could help. I still have some stuff to do. Get some sleep.Jim

Sounds good. All I'll have to do then is seperate out the road types and compile.Jim

Count me in Dean. I did my first tour as a Naval Officer onboard USS Proteus when she was at Polaris Point. Enjoyed the land, people, culture...as a matter of fact, there's not much I didn't like about Guam.If you can get the roads data into a kml, I can produce roads.Jim

My NAS Pensacola Ver 1.2 has 2 corrupt files in it. http://library.avsim.net/zipdiver.php?DLID=131501.Jim

Thank you.Jim

It looks like I have about 8 or so files that I need to re-upload due to pictures that are no longer there, and other small glitches. Is there anything special other than commenting on the upload form as to which file the newly uploaded one replaces that we need to do?I imagine that things will get extremely busy once the uploads start back up. I have two or three new files myself as well, and I am not alone.Jim Dhaenens

I agree Tom. When NAS Pensacola first came out, I uploaded it to Avsim exclusively. Shortly thereafter the operators of two other libraries both wrote me an email requesting that they be allowed to carry the scenery on their sites. I agreed, changed the copyright notice and sent it to both of them as well. One of those sites will not post unless I upload to them and on the other site ... sometimes my stuff magically appears with no further action on my part. To their credit, though, they have never refused to take a file down that I've asked. I have had to issue takedown notices on a few occasions for folks using my stuff in an altered fashion, or passing it off as their own.I can always count on a professional relationship where Avsim is concerned.Thanks,Jim

Errr... NAS Pensacola. With NAS Pensacola, Saufley Field, Whiting Field, and Outlying Field 8A, in the same general vicinity, there's plenty of things to do. With NAS Jacksonville reasonably close, you can do point-to point seaplane/amphibious testing and add in NAS Meridian for a decent cross-country triangle.Jim

I have the Twin Comanche and love it. Its my "Go-to" GA.Jim

Yes Stan, that is correct. Object libraries are used to store 3D models that can be used wherever you want to put them provided you have an object placement program. They will generally be located in the "Scenery Design" section of the Avsim library. Generally, if you are interested in improving an airport, most new users will seek out a placement program which will allow them to place most Microsoft default objects wherever they feel the need. Then comes the use of object libraries by others (like me), then maybe an airport modification program like ADE or FS Planner, then some ground/terrain mods with SBuilder X, then making your own custom objects. Look at the beginning scenery design thread that is pinned to the top. It's a slippery slope...welcome aboard!Jim

No problem. I believe we need other freeware folks to do the same. In FS8 and 9 we used to be able to find freeware Macro's for just about anything.Jim

Lights ! is a set of library object lights that can be used in FSX by means of an object placer program. The files in the "Scenery" folder go in your FSX addon sceneryscenery folder, and the files in the "Texture" folder go in your FSX Addon Scenerytexture folder. The objects are then placed into the desired locations with the placement program.Jim

Twinco for me as well...at least until Ron and Co. get the DA-40 out of the hanger.Jim