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Scenery.dat
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If you mean the ones that are in each scenery folder then they are generated by FS when it reads each folder. There are tools to work with the Scenery.cfg file which has data about all your scenery areas in it but I am not sure that there are any for those files or what use they would be as the dat file gets updated each time there is a change in the scenery folder it relates to. As I recall you can delete them and FS will recreate it for you next time it runs.
