Hello,

Question 1:  I've discovered that tuneable ILS frequencies can be easily added using FSScenery Creator.  If you haven't already, create a new scenery file for Gunnedah and add RWY 11-29 as a new scenery object.  Go into the object properties and activate the ILS frequency of your choice and position the localizer/glide slope where you want, etc.  When you're done setting up the ILS, you can delete the runway from the scenery file, but the ILS frequency will remain.  Note: You will probably have to use slew mode in fs2002 to copy down the coordinates of where you want to place the localizer.  The true runway heading can be obtained in from the runway properties in AFCAD.

Question 2:  Once you have created the new scenery file for Gunnedah, you can add taxiways and concrete ramps as new scenery objects, among other things.  Again, you will have to slew around the airport to get the correct coordinates for object placement.  When the file is exported to fs2002, the new objects will be added to the default scenery (unless you selected "exclude existing scenery" in the properties when creating the file.)  If there is an add-on scenery file already available to download (I searched but didn't find any), then you simply follow the installation instructions that came with the download and FSSC wouldn't be needed.

Good luck

When you export the file to fs2002, a dialogue box should pop up asking which .bgl file to associate with the scenery you created.  Make sure you are checking the correct box!

For example, if I were to create a new file for Syracuse, NY (KSYR), I would prefer to name the file "KSYR", for which FSSC would create the file, KSYR.bgl.  Every time I export the file to fs2002, I would make sure to check "KSYR.bgl" for the correct file association.

Secondly, I recommend contacting the author of FSSC, Derek Leung, any time you have a question about the program.  There's a link to his e-mail in the "Help" menu.  He has been extremely helpful to me when I've contacted him with questions.

Good luck