scenery.cfg

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Dear armchair pilots,

just a short question. If a scenery (like Hong Kong, for example) installs
itself in the default FS9/Scenery folder (not fs9/addon scenery), do i have
to make an entry in the scenery.cfg file, or does FS9 load all scenerys in
the default scenery folder anyway?

Thank you,
Jan

 

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when you load FS, if you go to options at the bottom is the scenery library.
If you add any scenery then use the add button to add a new area

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"Jan Berg" <jan@epost.de> wrote in message
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> Dear armchair pilots,
>
> just a short question. If a scenery (like Hong Kong, for example) installs
> itself in the default FS9/Scenery folder (not fs9/addon scenery), do i
> have to make an entry in the scenery.cfg file, or does FS9 load all
> scenerys in the default scenery folder anyway?
>
> Thank you,
> Jan
>
>
>
>
>

 

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Hi,

If it installs itself into an existing active folder (i.e. the bgl files
go directly into an active "scenery" folder), then you do not need to.

If instead they install a HONG KONG folder with scenery (and texture)
folders inside that, then you need to create a new Hong Kong scenery
layer (even if they put the HONG KONG folder inside the FS9/Scenery folder).

Hope this helps,

Jan Berg wrote:
> Dear armchair pilots,
>
> just a short question. If a scenery (like Hong Kong, for example) installs
> itself in the default FS9/Scenery folder (not fs9/addon scenery), do i have
> to make an entry in the scenery.cfg file, or does FS9 load all scenerys in
> the default scenery folder anyway?
>
> Thank you,
> Jan
>
>
>
>
>

 

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"Tom Gibson" wrote:

> If it installs itself into an existing active folder (i.e. the bgl files
> go directly into an active "scenery" folder), then you do not need to.
>
> If instead they install a HONG KONG folder with scenery (and texture)
> folders inside that, then you need to create a new Hong Kong scenery layer
> (even if they put the HONG KONG folder inside the FS9/Scenery folder).
>
> Hope this helps,

Yes, thank you.

Jan