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For the little I have done I've used Gimp. Available at https://www.gimp.org/. It's free and from what i've heard it's as good as photoshop.

Alpha channel on the tree textures aren't solid black. Probably a very dark gray.

Not that I know of. Autogen is set to appear and disappear in the sim at a certain distance from the user aircraft.

Setting your VC and Spot view to 0.50 zoom is what I do. it don't eliminate it but it helps a lot, especially under 10,000 ft, over that there's not a lot yo can do, thats just the way the sim is. Over 10,000 you have to play with weather and visibility to get desired results.You cal also try locking your frame rate to 30 to give it more time to load textures.

If it's in typical MS fashion it'll be 10 yrs before you could even buy parts to build a computer to run it.

Just FYI, X-Planes initial release was in 1995.

I've had this happen many times, the only way I know to fix it is to open it and save it with DXTBMP. I don't know what causes it, but that works for me.

A few things I can see from your panel.cfg is [Wimdow06] should be right under [Window05] in the panel.cfg not at the bottom. IIRC FS9 has to have all sections in the order they are in the [Window Titles] section. Also i have never seen an always_visible= or zorder= entry in any FS9 panel.cfg. try removing those entries, it's also missing the position= entry,which should have a number 0 through 8 for that entry. Then cut/paste the [Window06] section to under [Window05] section and see if that helps.

Bert is right. The only way you can change the glide slope angle is to open the AFCAD and change it there. Most are set at 3 - 3.5 deg. by default.

This will also happen if there are two parking spots on top if each other in the AFCAD.

Also check the width of the taxiways. If they have apron under them they could be too narrow.

Yes. Any afcad program will do it. (ADE, AFX, etc.) All you have to do is put a runway where and what size and direction you want, put a flatten or ground poly around it, name it, (name, city, state, country) and give it an IACO or IATA code so it will show up in the menu and on the gps.

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For something different and more complex with updated avionics, my choice would be the Wilco Piaggio P180 Avanti II. You also get a Ferrari with it to tool around the countryside with.

Depending on which approach you were using 4000ft would be about right for approach vectors into RJAA. From the latest chart I can find (feb 2012) the IF for ILS 34L is waypoint DAISY 17.7nm at 4000ft, then the FAF COSMO 11.8nm at 4000ft, GS to the RW. Narita is on my to do list so I will be updating all of the approaches there.