FSX: Steam Edition - HD Airport Graphics Add-On Key Serial Number

Compatible with the FSX, including Steam Edition and Prepar3D, the HD add-on of airport parking and jetways is another often overlooked little extra that packs a punch far above its weight in terms of detail and that everlasting search for realistic views from the cockpit.

Dirt -- or the lack of it. Nearly all sim add-on programs are too clean, too pristine. Have you ever seen an airport with ramps, taxiways or runways without dirt? Tire skid marks, spilled oil, accumulated carbon deposits from engine exhausts, etc., etc. The list is endless. I flew professionally for 42 years in both the military and airlines and I never encountered a clean flight deck, tarmac, runway -- or roadway leading to a terminal. If you want realism, the next time you're at an airport look around and analyze what you're seeing. It's everywhere. And it makes the big difference between reality and make-believe -- for me anyway.

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Useable on all 24,000 default airports in FSX: Steam Edition, this package includes over 400 textures that add detail and realism to airports around the world. High definition textures have been applied to huge numbers of ground assets, including airport vehicles, taxiway signs, runways, jetways, terminals, hangars, taxiway markings, parking spaces and much more. Enhance your FSX: Steam Edition experience with HD terminals and improved night lighting, along with numerous airport vehicle enhancements, airport building enhancements, and ground enhancements.

The flying area encompasses planet Earth with varying degrees of detail and includes over 24,000 airports. There is an ever-growing list of scenery representing major landmarks and popular cities. Landscape details become sparse as gameplay moves away from population centers within the flight simulator, particularly outside the United States, although a variety of websites offer scenery add-ons to remedy this.

Microsoft Flight Simulator X is the third most recent major release of Microsoft Flight Simulator, and the last one developed by Aces Game Studio. It includes a graphics engine upgrade and compatibility with preview DirectX 10 and Windows Vista. It was released on October 17, 2006, in North America. There are two versions of the game, both on two DVDs. The "Deluxe" edition contains the new Garmin G1000 integrated flight instrument system in three cockpits, additional aircraft, and missions; Tower Control capability in multiplayer mode; higher detail scenery for cities and airports; and a Software Development Kit (SDK) for development. The main improvements are graphical.

The long history and consistent sales of Flight Simulator has encouraged a very large body of add-on packages to be developed as both commercial and volunteer ventures. A formal software development kit and other tools for the simulator exist to further facilitate third-party efforts, and some third parties have also learned to 'tweak' the simulator in various ways by trial and error. As for number of add-ons, tweaks, and modifications Flight Simulator can accommodate solely depends on the user's hardware setup. The number is not limited by the simulator, and when multiple computers are linked together with multiple monitors and third-party software and controls, Flight Simulator enthusiasts can build their own realistic home cockpits.

Scenery add-ons usually involve replacements for existing airports, with enhanced and more accurate detail, or large expanses of highly detailed ground scenery for specific regions of the world. Some types of scenery add-on replace or add structures to the simulator. Both freeware and payware scenery add-ons are very widely available. Airport enhancements, for example, range from simple add-ons that update runways or taxiways to very elaborate packages that reproduce every lamp, pavement marking, and structure at an airport with near-total accuracy, including animated effects such as baggage cars or marshalling agents. Wide-area scenery enhancements may use detailed satellite photos and 3-D structures to closely reproduce real-world regions, particularly those including large cities, landmarks, or spectacular natural wonders.

A number of websites are dedicated to providing users with add-on files (such as airplanes from actual airlines, airport utility cars, actual buildings located in specific cities, textures, and city files). The wide availability over the internet of freeware add-on files for the simulation package has encouraged the development of a large and diverse virtual community, linked up by design group and enthusiast message boards, online multiplayer flying, and 'virtual airlines'. The internet has also facilitated the distribution of 'payware' add-ons for the simulator, with the option of downloading the files, which reduces distribution costs.

Take your graphic realism to the next level, with GSX exclusive Animated Passengers. Regardless if the parking has a Jetway, or will use a Bus, GSX will display Passengers, Crew and Pilots Boarding and Deboarding the airplane. It's even possible to customize any airport to create custom walking paths, for those gate that won't need a Bus, with optional visible Barriers (Stanchions), available in different styles. Passengers all have individual walking motions, with randomized gestures and variation, for a more natural look. SimBrief integration will set the number of passengers automatically according to your last Dispatch.

* While GSX works automatically with every airport, it needs to read the airport .BGL file, which means, by default, airports bought on the MS Marketplace won't work well, because GSX would use data from the default airport, since it can't read the add-on scenery because of the Marketplace DRM encryption. This is not an issue for FSDT airports, because we'll install a DRM-free version of the airport file automatically for all our sceneries but, for 3rd party sceneries, you might need to ask the original developers if they would be willing to make available a file with at least the basic airport data, which can be used by GSX when placed in the GSX profiles folder. be457b7860