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[[Image:High_textures_transitions3.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | [[Image:High_textures_transitions3.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | ||
[[Image:High_textures_transitions4_1.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | [[Image:High_textures_transitions4_1.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | ||
[[Image:High_textures_transitions6_2.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | [[Image:High_textures_transitions6_2.png|thumb|High detail France scenery]] | ||
FlightGear comes with a limited set of [[scenery]]. Apart from the Bay Area around San Francisco (including the default airport [[KSFO]]), additional scenery can be installed by the user. If you locate yourself at an airport and see nothing but water, you probably did not install that scenery area (correctly). | |||
== Obtaining scenery == | |||
You can download the official [[World Scenery]] terrain from the [http://www.flightgear.org/Downloads/scenery FlightGear website]. Alternatively, custom scenery is available for certain specific areas. They are distributed separately due to their license, or because their level of detail is not suitable for low-end machines. See [[Suggested Airports/Scenery]] for a list of custom scenery projects. | You can download the official [[World Scenery]] terrain from the [http://www.flightgear.org/Downloads/scenery FlightGear website]. Alternatively, custom scenery is available for certain specific areas. They are distributed separately due to their license, or because their level of detail is not suitable for low-end machines. See [[Suggested Airports/Scenery]] for a list of custom scenery projects. | ||
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=== TerraMaster === | === TerraMaster === | ||
[[File:TerraMaster r32 - Global view.png|thumb|TerraSync scenery in TerraMaster]] | |||
[[TerraMaster]] is a scenery manager that basically is a frontend for TerraSync but that also makes it easier to maintain and get a good overview of downloaded TerraSync scenery. It is a crossplatform graphical application written in Java. | [[TerraMaster]] is a scenery manager that basically is a frontend for TerraSync but that also makes it easier to maintain and get a good overview of downloaded TerraSync scenery. It is a crossplatform graphical application written in Java. | ||