Updates
- 07-15-2010
- New ground network file added defining parking positions and an AI ground network.
- Thanks to D-79 LOWI now has buildings, everyone thank David! His buildings will be in the FlightGear default scenery, and I have merged them into this package as well to ensure they are loaded.
- See the included README.txt file for more details.
installation:
- Unzip the archive to a location of your choice, it does not matter where. You should now have new directory containing the scenery, with a name like Innsbruck_Area_Scenery_mmddyear, mmddyear being the date of the release you downloaded.
- If using fgrun, on first page you will see list of scenery paths. Click Add then select the new directory you got in previous step and press ok. Use the arrows next to the list to move the entry to the top.
- If using command line, use the --fg-scenery option. The option takes a list of paths, separated by a :, make sure your new directory is first in the list. For example fgfs --fg-scenery=/path/to/Innsbruck_Area_Scenery_mmddyear:/usr/share/games/FlightGear/Scenery --airport=LOWI
performance note:
Increased land cover results in an increase of random objects. If you have random objects enabled and experience low frame rates, try disabling them via command line(--disable-random-objects), or in fgrun(third page). The scenery itself should have little to no difference in frame rate compared to the default scenery.
Releases:
07-30-2009: download it!
07-15-2010: download it
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original posting preserved below
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I have decided to work on improving the scenery in and around Innsbruck(LOWI). I'll be focusing on scenery first, land classes, roads, streams, etc., with object and airport modeling coming later(hopefully). I'll be generating the scenery as I work on it, so once things progress I'll be able to offer downloads. This will take a while obviously, so don't expect those downloads for a while though...
I'll be updating this thread as I go, and a photo log will also be found here
cheers