Cameron

Yes, they are. What you would hope to believe as something unbelievable sadly does happen there. That mindset of "na, can't be" is honestly a big part of the problem. And, while even Steven "likes" your post he should know better as well.That said, while majority are not banned for something so simple, a number are banned for something others would not even consider offensive, wrong, or even challenging. For that matter, you're calling someone you don't know a liar. You'll have access to that section you've been seeking soon enough if the subject interests you so. Luckily, you didn't have to buy anything. It was free.

I take it you meant to say TropicalSim?

This is primarily at the discretion of the crew and the current flight configuration they are in. Some like to come in high, some low, and so long as you're within valid speed ranges then gear may be deployed as a mechanism for drag.

I can't say I know the quality, but you may want to consider this: http://secure.simmarket.com/tropicalsim-washington-national-kdca-x-plane-10.phtml

I believe this was FSDT. It's been too long for me to remember.

I assume you mean the folder sometimes found in zips? These are just system files created in an archive by the Mac OS system. This would occur if someone happened to zip the file up on Mac. You can go ahead and ignore this folder and its contents.

Welcome aboard, and thanks for the intro!

As I do not have the add-on you speak of and it is not a part of our package, I am unsure as to why your load order is having issues. OSM2XP overlays seem to work fine over Oahu. Sorry I couldn't conclude this for you!

Underneath.

We may revisit this in the future, as Hawaii has received great reception from our customers.

RealScenery does not come with autogen. It does come with road data, however, and you may rid of that in the Oahu overlays folder in your Custom Scenery folder. The issue with airport alignment is more complex. Our scenery has been adjusted for real world placement and alignment. You'll see in the overlays folder is the airport data file which contains the taxiway layout information. I really don't think there's an easy way to deal with that part of the issue you are seeing with the exception of going into a tool like overlay editor and moving your Oahu buildings around.

Sorry, Tom, This product already has gone through color adjustments and leveling on a very big level. It is done, and it looks fantastic in sim! If you do not agree then that is okay! My comments were not up for debate, and you are very much so reading way farther into them than they were ever intended to be interpreted. As someone who grew up in this region and frequented the area, as well as flew around almost the entire map of coverage when receiving my pilot credentials, I am quite confident and pleased with what is coming forth, as to are the others involved in development. Again, it obviously does not cater to you, and that's okay. Not being able to please everyone is a fact of life. We will easily be able to please the majority and that's what we're after. Thanks!

Great! All is well in the X-Plane world!

Not sure I see the sense in this post? There's no rule that states you have to choose this site or the other, and most people here visit the org as well. Of course, there's a vocal group who have also been kicked from the there (naturally you won't see their posts at the org), but having multiple places to discuss our hobby is a good thing for everyone in the community. There's a distinguished line between disliking the site and disliking management. Complaints come from the management, not the existence of the site or the wonderful people in the X-Plane community, which is why we care. The org serves a great purpose, regardless of disagreements.

That's more along the lines of what I was thinking, and is precisely what we just went through here. Hopefully they have similar backup measures in place like we do. It gets tough when servers contains such large amounts of content.

Interesting tools, Carlos. Unfortunately they don't solve this particular problem, but cool to know those exist.

What developer is that?

Keep it on topic. The org is down. Take the rest to PM.

Avsim is there, just REALLY slow. I hope for the sake of the entire community it comes back, and I'm sure it will.

You'd need to create your own mesh with a geotiff and apply a shapefile to the entire area of the DSF being created. Unfortunately, you'll be stuck with a V9 mesh until Laminar updates MeshTool.

I suppose these types of sceneries are then not for you and therefore I don't see the point of your post! Green is green is green where it's supposed to be...green. Everyone has their own preference. We know that, and so does Laminar. A ton of people will prefer this over default, and just the same, some people will prefer default over accurately placed imagery. Can't please everyone, but we can certainly please the majority!

Apparently not enough... http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php/forum/16-xp-jets/ http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php/topic/549-777-200er/?p=24434

Considering they have active forum members here and have even come out with explanations for time taking I would say a little research on your own will go a long way.

Please see the reply to your email.

You don't know how to contact the company that you have sent tons of emails to over the past month filled with random bits of cuss words strewn within? Odd. I smell mischief.