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Channel Islands

stoney

stoney

SOH-CM-2023
I realized that the Channel Islands were not very well represented in my GW3. So I found and installed the islands scenery by Toni Agramont. Well done except for this white area around several places. I couldn't find a tile in the texture folder that might be the culprit. Would anyone be able to advise? Thanks.

Steve
 
Interestingly enough I installed this same scenery in my SW3 and all the white area was now land class and looked quite nice! So there is some texture tile missing in my GW3 that is in my SW3. I don't know how to make scenery but there must be some way to figure out what is missing. Could some one point me to this?
 
Just out of interest, is the Toni Agramont scenery for GWS or a regular install of FS9, If it is for a regular install, it could be the same problem i have with my scenery's for GWS, unless you know what the texture is being used, there's not much you can do about it, see this thread--

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php/127310-RAF-Windrush-ready-for-testing
 
That must be it Ian. The scenery was for the stock FS2004. Thanks. Live and learn I guess.

Steve
 
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