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FSX Editing land color

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I know this is probably a strange thing to ask, but is it possible to make certain land areas such as empty land (no vegetation or anything) appear reddish in color similar to what you would find on Mars? I've seen some Youtube videos of people doing this, but they don't explain how. Could some sort of vectors be used to do this maybe in SbuilderX or maybe even Sketchup? I could do it by giving all the land textures a reddish tint, but finding all of the land textures in FSX is a real pain. Plus edditing each file would take forever. I just did that for the water textures giving them a pinkish tint (it covers the entire world, but hey, it worked.) and that took me several hours to do having to edit each of the texture files, not too mention just finding all of them, (about 100 of em'). I was just wondering if there might be some simpler way to do it. Just a thought and a side thing I would like to try.
 
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