DominicS

Fantastic work, one of your best!

Many thanks for sharing :-)

Dom

Great work Fred, thank for sharing mate!

Dom

Excellent work as always Keith. Thanks for sharing buddy!!

Dom

Nice work Fred, really enjoyed this one :-)

Thanks for sharing.

Dom

Excellent work Erwin! Many thanks for sharing!!

Dom

Hi Colin,

It's normally good practice to have your X-Plane 'Custom Scenery' folder arranged so that mesh files are placed at the bottom, then object libraries, followed by any custom airports. This goes a long way in minimising any errors you might encounter on startup. In some ways it's very similar to the scenery library in MSFS, but instead of a graphical interface, you have a single file (also located in the 'Custom Scenery' folder) named: 'scenery_packs.ini' file. This can be edited (if required) with any good text editor and once you get the hang of it, it's a piece of cake. Hope this helps:D

Dom

Colin, this how the majority of sceneries in X-Plane work, i.e. they rely on third party object libraries. Had the author included these individually (if allowed) then the scenery would be considerably greater in size. Once libraries are installed in X-Plane, they are then referenced as needed.

Check out the X-Plane tutorials here at FlightSim.com to learn more.

Excellent work Erwin!

I remember learning about this great ship back when I was a kid.

Thanks for bringing her to MSFS!

Absolutely fantastic Erwin!

Thank you for such a fine example!

Dom

Lovely work Keith; can't believe I'm the first to comment!!

Well done and thanks for sharing with the community.

Dom

Your South American sceneries are fantastic!

Many thanks :-)

Really enjoyed flying into this one!

Many thanks for sharing :-)

Dom

What a great gift to the community! Many thanks Gary for all your hard work!

All the best!

Dominic

Fantastic update Bob, thanks for sharing with the community!

Cheers

Dom

Absolutely fantastic!

Another must have add-on for X-Plane 9 flyers!

This is a 'must have' for any X-Plane 9 flyer as it makes a huge amount of difference to the landscape.

Great work!!

Fantastic!

Many thanks

Dominic

Aircraft designed in X-Plane 8 normally fly perfectly well in X-Plane 9. For them to load in X-Plane 10, you will have to save them in Plane Maker (X-Plane 9).

However, even when this is done, there is no guarantee that the aircraft will perform as the author intended.

Fantastic aircraft Robert. Many thanks for sharing with the community!

Cheers

Dom