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FSX Real NZ Nelson - thanks to FSDeveloper

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A big thank-you to FSDeveloper, and especially Arno, for his great tools which make getting back into development a lot quicker. After a dreadful couple of years, including a major earthquake this year, I'm just about to release Real New Zealand Nelson, which hopefully gets me back into steady airport development.

I've learnt to love the ground poly wizard in ModelConverterX, and I've even started to take advantage of the other great MCX features to process my models.

This scenery is finally finished, and will be made available to pre-purchasers tomorrow, but here's a sneak preview...

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Looks great, nice work!
 
Yes! Applause! and much of it!


I fly out of Nelson in FS9 quite a bit. It will at least be nice to have it this nice in FSX. I would ask if you will be making it for FS9, but I wont. I know for scenery people, FSX is much easier and will not work in FS9 as nicely... <sigh.. > But! Congrats on nearly getting it done!



Is there a Wellington done yet or a Woodburn, out of curiosity? I make testing jumps often to those airports from Nelson.


Bill
 
Thanks for the comments, guys.

lionheart said:
Yes! Applause! and much of it!


I fly out of Nelson in FS9 quite a bit. It will at least be nice to have it this nice in FSX. I would ask if you will be making it for FS9, but I wont. I know for scenery people, FSX is much easier and will not work in FS9 as nicely... <sigh.. > But! Congrats on nearly getting it done!



Is there a Wellington done yet or a Woodburn, out of curiosity? I make testing jumps often to those airports from Nelson.


Bill
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Hi Bill
Two of the main features of Nelson for FSX-- the 50cm city textures, and the 15cm airport textures -- are so difficult to make work in FS9 that it would lose too much in the conversion.

There are 'legacy' versions of both Wellington and Woodbourne, available for FSX and FS9, but I've removed the FS9 versions from my store. The FS9 versions will eventually be uploaded as freeware.

For FSX, both these airports are included in 'Across the Strait.'
 
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