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Jun 1
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So I was using the Sikorsky skycrane in NYC and attempted to land it on a rooftop, but I had a "building crash".
Is there anyway to land on rooftops?
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Apparently it's only possible to land on buildings which have red lights on the top of them. I tried landing on the Sears Tower in Chicago, but went straight down the lift shaft....
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Using Derek Leung's FS Scenery Creator, I wonder if it's possible to create a landing surface on a building top. Seems to me that it would be. One would need to create a flat area at the appropriate coordinates and elevation on which to place a helipad. I'm just brainstorming here...............
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Sometimes even the red light is a dud. The only surefire way is as you fly over the roof, you can see the helicopters shadow.
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Using Derek Leung's FS Scenery Creator, I wonder if it's possible to create a landing surface on a building top. Seems to me that it would be. One would need to create a flat area at the appropriate coordinates and elevation on which to place a helipad. I'm just brainstorming here...............
I'm just learning FSSC but I remember reading somewhere that it'll do that.....
Found it!: "Surface Areas can be used to make platforms for helipads."
How you do that, I haven't a clue but it says you can.
In Memory of John Consterdine (FS Tipster)1962-2003
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