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Obviously it has become easier to build ‘phototexture scenery’ with the advent of FSX, judging from the number of such products on the market today. Good for simmers, as long as not all authors cover the same square mile of our globe. Sim Scenery released some ‘picture landscape’ of Australia now! Wanna go fly over Sydney and surrounding area? Then check out this title on simMarket.
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This links to Anchorage.
So it was… It isn’t any more. 🙂
Thanks!
Ian P.
Yep, it’s much, much easier now to create photo terrain, thanks to FSX. The problem now is getting your hands on some really good source photos, which is why we often see the same patch of land worked and reworked ad nauseum.
Sydney is spelt with a “y” not as here with an “i.”
Please correct Francois!
SYDNEY…not “Sidney”. Come on! This isn’t rocket science.
Thank you for your kind corrections.