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Mar 16^th, 2010 at 8:00pm

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I have been flying around Australia and New Zealand and when I got to Auckland there are no terminal buildings. I have spoken with a friend who has FSX and he found the same thing. The funny thing is that there are jetways in place but no building. Am I missing something here?

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Reply #1 - Mar 16^th, 2010 at 9:57pm

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"Am I missing something here?"

A Terminal building? Grin

Sorry I couldn't resist.

Which airport(s)? Are they stock scenery or add-on scenery? Were the Terminals there before and now they are missing or are you noticing this for the first time? What scenery density do you fly with? Some Terminal buildings are set to dense or very dense. Need more info.

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Reply #2 - Mar 16^th, 2010 at 10:17pm

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If you're at NZZA....are all buildings missing from the airport?.. or just the main terminals? The default NZZA uses all 'custom' buildings. The jetways are generic objects, as are the airport vehicles and a few assorted airport objects.

If all buildings are missing: First, check your Scenery Library, and make sure Oceania is enabled. If it is then check the ..\Scenery\Ocen\scenery\ folder for Auckland.bgl. This is the object library for Auckland custom buildings.

If only the terminals are missing, did you install and uninstall any add-on scenery for the airport that may have left excludes behind?

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