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MSFS20 Building Textures

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It’s been some years since I did any Flight Sim Scenery Design, Fs2004 in fact, so I guess I’m new around here so I hope someone can. Like many, I have been using Xplane11 the last couple of years and since the announcement of Microsoft Flight Simulator last year I have been following its progress with bated breath as the release unfolded.

In the past, I have taken photos of the buildings when creating scenery, as the airfield was reasonably near to me.

How would I create new textures for specific airfield buildings, if I’m unable to photograph them because the Airfield is a considerable distance from me? I have searched hi and low on forums and the internet for a solution to this question without a successful conclusion. I'm sorry if this seems a silly question......

I look forward to any thoughts you may have and thankyou in advance.

Dave
 
Buildings are now textured procedurally using advanced software such as substance painter. All you need is knowledge in one of these and reference photos (google or whatever source you can find).
 
Many thx for your reply....I will research substance painter, as I had heard of thsi program, but notys so much what it is capable of.
 
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