Scenery

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The Isère region in France.
Scenery tiles

Scenery is the landscape in FlightGear (or any other simulator). The default installation of FlightGear comes with a limited set of scenery (near the default airport and the airports used by Cessna 172P tutorials). The rest of the world is available via download. Details and accuracy vary from place to place.

The scenery data is released as World Scenery collections, available through download in 10x10 degree chunks from the the FlightGear website. Please note that the packages there are only updated very infrequently, so instead you can use TerraSync to download up-to-date scenery as you fly by.

Some high-quality third-party scenery has also been released for FlightGear. However, because anyone may contribute models or terrain data to the official FlightGear scenery, third-party scenery add-ons are not as common as in other flight simulator projects.

TerraSync

1rightarrow.png See TerraSync for the main article about this subject.

FlightGear's built-in TerraSync automatically downloads the newest version of sceneries while the simulator is running.

Scenery database

1rightarrow.png See FlightGear Scenery Database for the main article about this subject.

FlightGear has an active scenery database, which tracks all models and objects in the scenery.

To browse the information of models in your area, see Map - FlightGear Scenemodels.

World Scenery

1rightarrow.png See World Scenery for the main article about this subject.

World Scenery is the name of the corresponding Terrain and Scenery data for FlightGear. The current experimental version is World Scenery 3.0.

Related content

Recommended Scenery

Scenery Projects

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