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But I do like to make my own sceneries with EZScenery and RNY 12 for fun..I would like to know how to make each scenery into a complete package that I could install after doing a reinstall and perhaps to upload for sharing....

I have looked here and came up empty..Any help would be great......


In advance,Thanks....Mason
 
If you're not doing your own models and AFCADs, it should just be a matter of locating the EZS bgl either in the Addon Scenery\scenery directory or in one of its own. If it's just a single bgl, it might not make much sense to create a separate directory. It is a good idea to install the addon libraries in separate directories. When you do a reinstall, you'd add your libraries to FS9 scenery and add the location of your EZS bgl if it is in its own location. If you put it in the Addon Scenery\scenery directory then it won't need to be added manually.
 
Thanks KjB


They are in BGL format.... I'll play around with them and see what I come up with.........


Prob is I can't seem to find the textures that go with the BGL files......Perhaps I don't need them as long as I have ths libraries installed first.....

I was thinking that perhaps I could create a new folder containing the BGL and texture files and name it *whatever it is of* that could be uploaded for other peeps to use and giving me a back up folder too.....

Hmmmm This may be above my head......:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
If you're just placing objects from someone else's libraries, the textures are in the texture subdirectory of the library. You don't have any textures to worry about. You might want to maintain a list of the libraries you've used so you don't miss any with a reinstall or someone else who uses your scenery can get the proper parts.
 
Thanks Again kjb....


Sounds like a plan...

Yes I only use objects from others ...I do not build my own yet....But...Perhaps someday.......:stirthepo
 
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