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j'ai intaller dans mon dossier custom scenery le scenery de montreal 4 mais y a des truc que le gars explique en anglais que je ne comprend pas si quelqu'un pouvait m'aider merci
je ne suis pas pilote desole
4 - Deactivate the "Allow sloped runways" option in the sim's preferences panel so the terrain inside the city gets flattened. (You must do that otherwise terrain bumps will pop up through my objects and things will looks real bad!)
7 - Once you're in Montreal you can easily move around the GMSP4 scenery by using the numerous ramps (they're really tiny airfields but let's call them ramps) which I've placed in strategic locations and areas worth of interest. The names of those ramps all start with the letters MTL followed by a number and names or words referring to their location. To select them use the Local Ramp menu or the Global Airport menu.
8 - Use anti-aliesing and anisotropic filtering if your graphic card can afford it. It will improve the way my road textures looks at certain angle and also at night.
je ne suis pas pilote desole
4 - Deactivate the "Allow sloped runways" option in the sim's preferences panel so the terrain inside the city gets flattened. (You must do that otherwise terrain bumps will pop up through my objects and things will looks real bad!)
7 - Once you're in Montreal you can easily move around the GMSP4 scenery by using the numerous ramps (they're really tiny airfields but let's call them ramps) which I've placed in strategic locations and areas worth of interest. The names of those ramps all start with the letters MTL followed by a number and names or words referring to their location. To select them use the Local Ramp menu or the Global Airport menu.
8 - Use anti-aliesing and anisotropic filtering if your graphic card can afford it. It will improve the way my road textures looks at certain angle and also at night.
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