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That´s something you can´t do for you. All these super realistic airports are work of teams and take sometimes 2 years to create. You could only hope, a company doing smaller airports wants to realize this.Maybe If it looks a little better like real life scenery. I would be willing to pay for the time it takes to make it look realistic.

Play around with ADE! You'll be surprised how easy it is to modify the airport to your own liking. If you want to have more realistic buildings, give Sketchup a try as well. It's also a relatively simple program to use for buildings.If you could edit the one on the website tho said before and made the runways and buildings and taxi ways look more realistic that would work too.

For ADE, you can compile and directly load it into P3Dv5. For Sketchup, you simply need to run it through modelconverterx and it'll work with P3Dv5 as well. Try it out yourself when you have time!Ok, how do you use those programs with p3d v5?

Yup! It also depends on your own skill and experience with it. First time might not look like what you had in mind but over time you'll get the hang of it. Check out https://clefsdevelopment.weebly.com/kcle where I used Sketchup and ADE to create an airportSo have you used it many times. Can it make the airport more realistic with the taxi ways and runways etc?

Well, there's no easy answer to that. I bet every single developer has been trying to answer that question for their entire career. I know that it mostly depends on good modelling, textures, and an eye for detail. For modelling, try to use measurements from Google Earth. For textures, make sure to think about how light works on different surfaces under different conditions. For details, take photos of your site to capture anything you might've missed.How to make the scenery look realistic in real life?