RealScenery Posted October 4, 2009 Report Posted October 4, 2009 RealScenery Northern California is currently nearing completion. With this release, all of the airports will be aligned with the underlying imagery. This includes runways as well as taxiways and ramp areas. I have posted a few screen shots of the airports. A total of 33 scenery files are included in the new Northern California scenery. The scenery extends from the California-Oregon border to south of San Francisco near the Monterey/Carmel area and east to Bishop and Death Valley.The images below show some of the preliminary airport edits on top of the Northern California imagery. All of the 265 airports included with the new scenery are being edited. I'll post more screenshots as the airport editing progresses.Enjoy Arcata, looking north along northern California's Pacific coast: Concord, east of San Francisco, looking north:Concord, looking south:Half Moon Bay, southwest of San Francisco, looking south along the Pacific coast:Sacramento International, near the city of Sacramento, the capital of the State of California, looking south:Sacramento International, looking northeast:Sacramento International, near sunset, looking northeast:This is a sample of the level of detail included in the edited airports from within the editing software. In this image, you can see the runways, taxiways, and ramp areas under the transparent vector overlays. This is being done for all 265 airports in the Northern California scenery. Editing time ranges from a few minutes for a small dirt strip, up to about three hours or more for the very large airports like San Francisco, Oakland or San Jose.
RealScenery Posted October 8, 2009 Author Report Posted October 8, 2009 Several more hours of editing have been done on the airports for northern California. Below are posted several of the completed airports with the new scenery. I've included a variety of different airports in this posting.Enjoy!Calaveras County:Dunsmuir looking northeast toward Mt. Shasta at sunrise:Fresno-Yosemite International:Notice the approach lights fit exactly within the imagery.Lake Tahoe:Lake Tahoe at sunset:McClellan:The old taxiways to the left are closed and no longer used.McCloud Airstrip looking south toward Mt. ShastaPetaluma:Porterville, in the San Joaquin Valley:Moffett Field, south of San Francisco:Monterey at sunrise:
Jack Skieczius Posted October 9, 2009 Report Posted October 9, 2009 very nice stuff. I take it tho there wont be any actual airport building included in this scenery will there?The scenery dose look nice tho, and i happen to fly around and out of the Sacramento area often on vatsim, so this will interest me some.
Cameron Posted October 9, 2009 Report Posted October 9, 2009 RealScenery packs don't carry any airport buildings in them. Instead, they are statewide coverage packages of aerial imagery. Due to the size of California, it will be split between both the north and south, but should you buy both then you'll have the complete state of California to fly over.
RealScenery Posted October 14, 2009 Author Report Posted October 14, 2009 More airports have been completed for northern California as the editing continues. Hope you enjoy seeing the progress. Bishop:Red Bluff:Susanville:Spaulding - a very cool little strip on the edge of Eagle Lake in northeast California:Spaulding from the opposite direction:Rogers, on the edge of Lake Almanor in northeastern California:Cedarville:Los Banos, a small town in the heart of California's agricultural region.Reid-Hillview, near the city of San Jose.
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