Misterx6 Airports Download ((FREE))

I had a strange experience installing the scenery for Madeira, as in the Read Me it wanted me to delete the scenery_packs.ini file. I backed it up beforehand but deleting it messed up all the MisterX6 airports I already had, so I restored the old file and moved Madeira down to the bottom. Don't know why it worked but it did!

Libraries are the only items that doesn't care about their placement inside the list so you can put them whenever you want, speaking for myself in order to have a 'clean and organised' .ini I'm used to group all libraries putting them right after the global airports but it's just my mindset... as the World Models is the first item in the list I'd say that it was the last addition to the Custom Scenery folder so XP automatically put it on the top of the .ini.

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I see nothing wrong with someone, like MisterX6, for example, putting their talents to work for the good of the community. Honestly, that guy should be selling his work (which as I understand he will be with his upcoming version of KSLC), but in general, he's given a lot to the community and it is appreciated by a great many people. Take a look at how many airports have been done and redone by different developers (and independent users) over the years, for FSX? For that, it was the evolution of technology that helped to transform the "lego brick" style designs to full fledged, detailed airports.

At the end of the day, we vote with our wallets, judging one over another depending on what we personally want in an add-on. Some of the add-on airports I have seen over the years have a little too much detail and you wind up sacrificing performance for quality. I had a conversation with a designer of XP scenery a couple of months ago, and we discussed some of his work. He mentioned how he was trying to get a little more detail into parts of the scenery and I leveled with him, stating "how much time do we, as virtual pilots, spend at any given airport?" Typically, for tubeliner pilots, it can be 20-30 minutes, with most of that time spent setting up the aircraft and getting on with operations for pushback, taxi and takeoff. For GA flyers, it's less, and under normal circumstances, they don't typically fly out of major airports, so this brings me back to the subject of "how much is too much?". Sure, seeing the interior of an airport is cool, but is it worth the performance hit? Is it worth seeing ground crew walking around, or seeing a large amount of custom traffic on the tarmac?

Terminal interiors is typical one feature that help selling a title, we all agree that it adds little to immersion but in the FSX world I bet you have to resort to something different to boost sales because of the general inflation of addons (just think to how many airports have now more than a different developer).

To gauge just how well, I decided to run a test flight from Frankfurt to Munich. Before I go any further though, I will list the specs this test was run on. My PC has an i5 7600, GTX 1060 6gb and 16GB of DDR4 RAM. I run X-Plane on medium-high settings and normally experience a framerate of around 28 smooth. I used the Aerosoft Frankfurt scenery as a point of comparison, as the airports are relatively close in size.

The famous developer MisterX6 has today released his Airport Environment HD 2.0 for X-Plane 11. This extension by his label ShortFinalDesign is really recommendable because it equips all standard Airports in X-Plane with high resolution HD textures. Furthermore it also brings new objects to the airports like Luggage carts, numerous other vehicles and more. It is still freeware and available here in the X-Plane.org Download Library. 17dc91bb1f