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Dedl

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  1. May I second that! Dedl
  2. Servus Günther you are right. This beauty looks a bit strange - even at night. It is because of a DXT1 texture without alphas in the texture "TDS_A359_WINDOW_TAILSPLASH.bmp". The solution to fix that bug is easy. Take the original texture from the base file (it's a 32bit one with alphas) and copy it into your installed "Edelweis" folder. And than have fun (also the daytime bug you mentioned will be gone) Dedl 😉
  3. No! Dedl
  4. Well please don't get me wrong. I am not putting out somebody's hard work that I have payed for. I have only made it useable for my private joy. And if I have done something to the public before, it was freeware and I had the permission of the author. The fact that I showed my work here in picures I did on some payware stuff for my own delight, is not piracy. That's all I have to say here. Dedl
  5. 😊 Yes, I did. Most Sierrasim P3D stuff is quite comfortible to convert... Never knew, why they did'nt do their great work for FS9 too (like MFSG). Dedl That's why I do not miss FS9...
  6. Well Luis, when you have moved over to newer simulators, there is no idea to put a lot of energy in learning how to convert. Otherwise you can contact me in a PN Greetings Dedl
  7. I don't know! As I convert into FS9 - as this is the FS2004 section. Yes, the plane is TDS, native FS9, that's right. But this was not the point. The scenery is P3D/FSX, converted with the help of the Model Converter X - into a version that works in my FS2004 (as you can see onthe picture). The trees are not ORBX, all is nice P3D/FSX stuff from Andes Simulation, a real amazing design company. Don't know, why they do not make their work for FS2004... Never mind for me, I enjoy their stuff in FS9 anyhow. Dedl
  8. Especially when I learned to use most of the nice newer stuff from P3D/FSX in my FS9. Here comes a picture of my latest private conversion taken directly out of my 21 year old one-and-only all-time-best simulator: Dedl
  9. May I second Luis words? No need to miss FS9, when you have it. Dedl (FS2004-Team)
  10. Even if Monsieur Grosse asked in French (a main language in the world), he asked in the FS9-forum!!! Why this strange advice? Hej Jude, are you sure, it helped him on his way? He must have had reasons, choosing FS9! Dedl
  11. A conversion of the Grand Rapids International Airport - KGRR is hopefully going to be added to the library soon... It is original a FSX scenery made by Dillon Rocques and the conversion is done with permission by an international group of FS9ers... Here are some official screenies from the beta... So stay tuned and watch out! Dedl
  12. darrenvox started following Dedl
  13. A very nice and beautiful scenery has been upploaded to the library by Eduardo Mello: SBCY - Marechal Rondon International Airport - Cuiaba, Brazil May I quote from the "readme" of the scenery: [...] This scenario was originally developed for FSX. But due to the large number of FS2004 users, I decided to test if it was possible to convert it to this version. [...] And it was possible!!! Fantastic! Obrigado Eduardo, you did read the sign of the times... Dedl
  14. Here you go... https://secure.simmarket.com/mfsg.mhtml Dedl
  15. A nice little scenery from Cuba from a very talented newcomer - Ricardo Garcia Marrero - is available on Avsim rus.com: Alberto Delgado Airport - MUTD - Trinidad. 68499-MUTD.zip Gracias, Ricardo. Dedl

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