Hi all,
I managedd to download the new version on sunday and installed in FS2004. Installation was easy, the confuguration made no problems, but as i started fs2004 something begun getting worse:
- i positioned me on rw27 in Midden-Zeeland
- took off, flying to Middelburg and Zoutelande/Westkapelle
- the colour of the textures was something betwenn a "milky" and a light green, but around the aircraft (2-3miles diameter) the textures were dark green an had more contrast than the rest, this moved with me as i fly.
- above Middelburg textures suddenly changed from "industrial area" to city-textures and vice-versa. (i use FSScene- Textures)
- as i approach Zoutelande, suddenly a part of the town disappears and was shown only as i got more than a mile or two away. (i use FSGenesis Europe-Mesh)
- performance was´nt very well, vou can see my specs here (http://www.wcm.at/forum/member.php?s=&a ... serid=1996)
Then I tried "to play around" a bit and moved all *scasm*.bgl and *vpt_excl*.bgl files out of the scenery directory and deletet the "scenery.dat".
As i started fs2004 again, i got all the airports, roads etc. but no autogen etc., the Zooutelandse Windmill is positioned in the water and a few other things, but performance was ok then.
My question: How could I use the NL2000 scenery with autogen, all vfr-objects (roads, windmills, etc) at their right position without the NL2000-textures and with the correct coast- and waterlines? Which files i have to keep, which files could i delete?
Few questions regarding NL2000 V2.9 with FS2004
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Few questions regarding NL2000 V2.9 with FS2004
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Boerries Kuhn
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It is not possible to use NL2000 with autogen because the team has chosen to use a different technique for the ground elements of the scenery. If you remove these ground elements (as you did) you will see that the object are not lined up with the MS scenery correctly, because the default scenery is not accurate enough.
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