Denver International

[Ryan M.]

Hello all,

I recently have been working on a Denver scenery that was converted, and this is how it came out. I'm not sure how to fix it, but I have a few ideas:

 

1. Simply install a concrete layer over the desired areas in overlay editor.

2. See if there is a way to add new taxiways somehow, without disrupting the scenery package itself. 

 

Is there more ways?

[chris k]

WED is your friend.

 

Import the DSF into WED (using file-> Import DSF), proceed to draw taxiways and runways, and export the resulting package (Ctrl-B )

 

Although this creates a new DSF, It'll retain all the details of the original conversion.

Edited January 3, 2015 by chris k

[jettojig]

You could also import part of the basic X-Plane apt.dat into the scenery (only keeping KDEN obviously) instead of re-drawing all the taxiways yourself.

[Ryan M.]

WED is your friend.

 

Import the DSF into WED (using file-> Import DSF), proceed to draw taxiways and runways, and export the resulting package (Ctrl-B )

 

Although this creates a new DSF, It'll retain all the details of the original conversion.

 

 

You could also import part of the basic X-Plane apt.dat into the scenery (only keeping KDEN obviously) instead of re-drawing all the taxiways yourself.

 

Thank you both! I'll try this out later!

[Carlos Garcia]

Thank you both! I'll try this out later!

 

Try this OSMAirportsX 2.0.4

 

http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=20374

 

Carlos