#Flightgear Scenery USA downloaden plus
#Flightgear Scenery USA downloaden free

Moreover, editing the result of the TerraGear process proved to be non-trivial because of hidden gotchas on the topological quality of the tiles.įinally, NASA and others released the SRTM digital elevation model that offers a more refined elevation dataset for most of the world, lessening the need to edit elevations manually.įrom release 0.4.0 ( to be released ) ( and its pre-releases 0.3.9x - Win32 binaries available here - Other systems, use CVS ), fgsd no longer offers the ability to edit already made scenery tiles. But it appeared to be cumbersome to edit triangles one at a time, and very frustrating as the work done on one tile was obsoleted every time a new global scenery was released. Releases up to 0.3.1 had capabilities to hand-edit part of the terrain.

#Flightgear Scenery USA downloaden free

The initial purpose of fgsd was to edit existing scenery because of the lack, at that time, of a decent free elevation model outside the USA. How fgsd works and what are the ideas that drive its design Using the explicitly provided osm2city scenery gives you trees in gardens/parks and some improvements only available on NEXT. if you are using TerraMaster then you can remove the ticks in Settings for 'Buildings', 'Pylons' and 'Roads'. If doing so you need to makes sure that WS2.0 osm2city has not been downloaded (or delete the folders manually). The other option is to use the provided osm2city scenery in the table above instead.You can just use these and live with slight elevation offsets. If you have WS2.0 world scenery, then it already contains osm2city buildings etc.WS3.0 has built-in support for OpenStreetMap roads, so you should not have it enabled in rendering settings. To avoid collisions you need to not have any WS2.0 airports enabled if you use these. However, if you want updated airports, checkout the global WS3.0 airports above.

#Flightgear Scenery USA downloaden plus

To have airports displayed plus some of the default scenery objects, you might still want to have the WS 2.0 scenery for the same area installed. prop:/sim/rendering/database-pager/threads=8. If you have lots of spare cores, you can run multiple threads to load scenery by setting /sim/rendering/database-pager/threads to a number greater than 4 on startup. Reducing these properties will reduce the memory footprint of WS3.0. /sim/rendering/plod-minimum-expiry-time-secs controls how long objects remain loaded for after they are no-longer in view./sim/rendering/max-paged-lod controls the minimum number of objects that will be kept in memory.You can control the memory usage with the following properties: WS3.0 can use a lot of memory - significantly more than WS2.0. Either set -prop:/scenery/use-vpb=true on your command-line, or in the Additional Settings part of the Settings pane of the launcher. To run WS3.0 you need to set the /scenery/use-vpb property to true at startup. If you add the airports the first time you might have to close the launcher and reopen it again to get the navigation data loaded properly into the session. Using the FlightGear FlightGear_Qt_launcher both the terrain and the airport are 'installed' by going to tab 'Add-ons' and then add the respective folders to 'Additional scenery folders'. In addition to the selected areas above, global up-to-date WS3.0 airports have been built. If you are using merspieler's updated airports, then it will most often work fine, but there might be residuals (e.g. Osm2city buildings, trees, maritime, pylons etc. 230 MB) - San Francisco Bay and San Pablo Bay PNG for most pilots this is the only scenery that works without troubles. If you set these in your scenery path ahead of any other scenery, it will pick up osm2city, scenery objects etc.

Instead, sections of scenery must be downloaded individually and added to your scenery path. Scenery is not currently distributed using Terrasync.

2.1 WS 2.0 scenery might still be needed.