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=== Getting scenery === | === Getting scenery === | ||
A limited set of [[scenery]] comes installed with FlightGear, which consists of the area surrounding [[San Francisco International Airport]] (KSFO). | A limited set of [[scenery]] comes installed with FlightGear, which consists of the area surrounding [[San Francisco International Airport]] (KSFO). | ||
In FlightGear, scenery is divided into three kinds of data: | In FlightGear, scenery is generally stored in you [[$FG_ROOT]] directory, and is divided into three kinds of data: | ||
* '''Airports''' holds airport data, like runway usage and parking spots. | * '''Airports''' holds airport data, like runway usage and parking spots. | ||
* '''Objects''' are the buildings, bridges and radio towers, etc. that represent three-dimensional structures. | * '''Objects''' are the buildings, bridges and radio towers, etc. that represent three-dimensional structures. | ||
* '''Terrain''' represents the contours, elevations and type of ground you fly/taxi over. | * '''Terrain''' represents the contours, elevations and type of ground you fly/taxi over. | ||
The current way of "installing" new scenery is using [[TerraSync]], which will automatically download and update any place you visit - even on the fly! However, some might have problems with that, so you can also manually download and install new scenery parts, either official, the [[World Scenery]], or custom. | |||
The official scenery is available at [http://www.flightgear.org/download/scenery/ the scenery download section] of the FlightGear website, and can be installed following [[Howto: Install scenery]]. You may obtain additional and more up to date scenery objects as they become available through the [http://scenemodels.flightgear.org/ FlightGear Scenery Database]. | |||
=== Getting aircraft === | === Getting aircraft === |
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