No, I'm 99.9% certain they are no use unless you have FSSE. Fozzer will be able to confirm this as he has the offending program.

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There should be plenty of good stuff available created with the conventional programs. The quality of freeware scenery design is outstanding these days. IMHO

I have experienced luck with some scenery and none with the rest.  I have installed Add On scenery and the other that overwrites or adds to the default scenery.  I notice that there is always a Scenery Folder and a Texture Folder.  Can anyone tell me what specific files should be in each folder?  The reason I ask is I have checked the folders and they seem to be loaded differently.  I have downloaded some with empty folders, arent they all supposed to have something in them?  I am learning as I go and reading the tutorials, but still not having much luck with some, and I think you need some programs like AFCAD? to run some scenery or add some items to scenery.  Thanks
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To be honest, I only have it because it was a review copy from Lago.


If you've absolutely no knowledge of scenery design, it's very good for enhancing airports. Otherwise, I wouldn't spend the money. You're restricted to the object database which simply isn't varied enough to do anything but enhance airports realistically. It's also a bit of a frame rate killer, despite what Lago say about it in their readme.

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Splash. BE58D is right. Most scenery comes ready to install these days but this depends on how the designer configured it. You might find the section on Sorting Files in my FS98 Scenery Clinic helpful for some downloads. http://www.simviation.com/lair/FS98sc.htm
Installation is basically the same for all M$ sims. For Addon folder read FS2002\ADDON SCENERY folder. Ignore the Scenery Library section as it's completely different.The FS2002 Scenery Library is much easier to use.
You will need AFCAD to install the modified traffic tracks included with some scenery.

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BE58D. You might find the latest FS Scenery Creator more user-friendly. The onboard tutes, examples & Export Wizard make it all relatively easy. The best part being - it's free.  

PS. Check out this thread & note the date. http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=scn;action=display;num=104...
This was Bird man's very first attempt at creating scenery. His RAF Valley update was posted in the Scenery section last week.

I hate reading the instructions too Splash, besides... If everyone read the instructions we wouldn't be able to ask lame questions (me included), nor would we have anything to complain about!

I agree... we all must socialize, and what a better than this way (also avoids talking to the wife).  See, at least your wife will read them to you... mine don't even talk to me, oops that is probably because I am not married.

I guess I will just have to carry on conversations with myself.

I do believe I am learning.  I am not having much, if any trouble with aircraft now - after a lot of trial and error and (shudder, shudder) reading the readme and tutorials  lol.  And I am now understanding the scenery a lot better and having success in installing scenery.  Thanks to all for their help!!!!  Gonna have to get a wife  BE58D  lol
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Now thats a good one Tipster  lmao   You should put that one in the Jokes Forum.  Did a double take on that one, thought u were serious for a second   lol
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I musta got lucky with my wife then  lol   Question is how do you make love to and procreate with a "Wife Simulator"?  lmao   Nice One BE!!!!!
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Tha't easy - using the Force Feeddinner joystick

Well... I guess to make love to the Wife Simulator, you'd have connect your joystick to the game port and hope like hell you don't get shocked!

Hmmm... and Phil, if you gotta use the ESC command, maybe you shouldn't turn her on to begin with?!

LOL... j/k 

Hmmm... you know, I was just thinking the same thing this morning when I logged on... How did the topic SCENERY HELP turn into WIFE SIMULATOR??



Oh well, somethings are better unaswered!