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This [[:Category:Howto|howto]] describes the procedure you might follow when using [[Terragear]] on a Windows machine. If you run Unix, check the [[Using the Custom Scenery TerraGear Toolset]]-article. | |||
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That's the elevation done. | That's the elevation done. | ||
==Airports== | |||
Now we've got elevation data, we can generate our airports. | |||
First set the commandprompt to run from your work directory: | |||
cd /Users/AS9423-ULT/Desktop/Amsterdam/work/ | |||
The command to create airports is "genapts". Run it without any arguments to see the various command-line options. If it is simply run with a specified apt.dat and work directory, it will generate airport layouts for every airport in the file, which can take a long time. | |||
C:/Users/AS9423-ULT/Desktop/Terragear/genapts.exe --input=D:/FlightGear/data/Airports/apt.dat.gz --work=. --chunk=e004n52 | |||
If you are generating a larger set of scenery, then you can specify the minimum and maximum longitude and latitude. Genapts will create two sub-directories in your work directory - AirportArea and AirportObj. These define the definitions of the airport layout and any objects present (e.g. windsocks). | |||
Right, that's the airports sorted out. | |||
==Related content== | |||
* [[Using the Custom Scenery TerraGear Toolset]] | |||
[[Category:Howto|Use Terragear on Windows]] | [[Category:Howto|Use Terragear on Windows]] | ||
[[Category:Scenery enhancement|Use Terragear on Windows]] | [[Category:Scenery enhancement|Use Terragear on Windows]] |