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shooting for the stars.....what else is there to say.

Three strikes. You're out.

Carrying on from the previous thread with previews.... These shots are taken at various times of day/afternoon in and around the bay area, from Stockton to Livermore to San Jose. Enjoy!

Beautiful Aircraft! Beautiful job creating it ! Superb !!

Hi, Phil, You are certainly welcome to do so! After all, X-Plane is a hobby and all about fun for majority of our customers. If you find a Saab elsewhere that you like, buy it, support it, and enjoy it! We are squarely focused on making a study sim and doing it right. We understand, for some people like yourself, this philosophy may not work. The CRJ was three years in the making, and the reception was huge. With this in mind, I have faith in our reputation and where it will lead. Cheers!

Ryan .M Re: EDLP Amazing work! Looking forward to it.

Anyways, New project! The airport is called EDLP Paderborn-lippstadt.It's located in Germany, and I will be providing more shots

One caution to that approach is the entire pol file will take on that attribute, so you'll have hard surfacing on the pol rectangle, grass included if your POL is an orthophoto with grass areas. , This is not necessarily a bad thing if you never get off the taxiways. So that method will work if you don't mind the result. Putting a taxiway underneath the pol should work fine though. One thing about WED...if you're turning things off and on to see what you're doing in WED, then WED won't export things turned off. I've missed this more than a couple of time so that's something to watch out for. What you DO want to put in your POL file though is a "layer_group" directive to tell your ortho photo / POL where to draw relative to your taxiways that you place in WED. If you want your orthose to appear over your taxiways, then you need to set your layer group entry appropriately (can't recall the commands off the top of my head). Alternatively, if you want your orthose to be below your taxiways, then that option exists also. Tom K Laminar / IXEG