Free Flight, Free Speech

There is a slight glitch, or damage on the Hills in Cebu City, there is nothing there, you can see through the mountains. but that's the only problem I saw, I viewed all airports, no problems

Photo tomorrow, gotta sleep!

Update, I already converted the .skp buildings to .3ds, tomorrow it will be converted to AC3D, it will also include landmarks in Cebu, but for the meantime, Tinesting ko na po! "I tested it already!"









This was the texture I was talking about

BEAUTIFUL!!

(I love both the livery and the terrain texture!)

I am looking forward for those... and the models you'll bring

IH-COL

About the "glitch". Yup. It exist. Patching FG terrain is not a bug-less phenomena.

D-ECHO wrote:@IAHM-COL, it seems like the coastline is still not so good, is there any reason why osm_landmass can't be used?
Looking very good, btw

There is not a particular reason why the OSM poligon shape can't be used.
But keep in mind here I just updated tiny patches required to replace the airports, NOT the whole Philippines terrain. So, even if I use a better coastline, for this case it would not represent any difference in the content I had push
(except maybe in that 1 single coastline airport).

Thank you! will upload it on google drive, will be sharing the links here

Francis,
Do you have a github account?
We could give you push access directly

And they look awesome.
Could you tell me where you got the texture?
I am looking forward to trying it out in projectIndia.

Awesome. Looking forward.

I'll get the content you provide and push it to terraGIT for "everyone" to enjoy.

Note: the texture goes in FGDATA, correct? would you clarify later where I put such thing? (aka, howto install?)
About the models you'll add. That part Im 5/5

Also, yeah!
If you commit into Github yourselft you and I both have advantages of that. So as SHM says

If you don't know git
1. Great skill to learn
2. We can help you.

My account is inactive from years ago, i already forgot the password the textures are slightly edited from Gmaps, taken from Negros Occidental, Philippines.