Hey guys,
I'd normally put this in the FS9 forum, but I thought it might get more exposure here. I am trying to track down a person by the name of Andrew Bergman, who designed static Liverpool objects for FS9 back in 2003. As expected, his email is no longer active.
For an upcoming release, our little group is working on overhauling my Liverpool GSL scenery for CFS2, using new multi-lod destroyable models of Andrew Bergman's original Liverpool buildings to provide greater authenticity. But I don't want to include it unless I'm sure we've gone through every available channel to get permission from the original author.
This is the original readme...Does anyone know if he is a member here or has any updated contact info?
Liverpool City Centre Scenery Ver 1.0 – Andrew Bergman 2003
(echoes@iprimus.com.au)
This scenery has come about as a result of months of research and sitting in front of GMax! It is intended to add a bit of dimension and realism to the City centre and Pier Head areas of Liverpool.
Most textures are photo-realistic. I've tried to combine these with fine detail modelling to provide the most realistic representations possible within the confines of FS2002, without being too frame rate expensive!
This archive and any updates will be made available on my behalf primarily through Paul Derbyshire's web-site at http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/paulderbyshire. For feedback and
support please use the Discussion Forum at
http://www.xsorbit4.com/users/paulderbo/index.cgi?board=LiverpoolCity.
Instructions: Extract the contents of the Archive to your add-on scenery folder. This should create a sub-directory called 'Liverpool City Centre'. Then use the scenery library function to activate it.
Each building has its own bgl file. You can therefore choose which buildings you want to install (especially useful if you have a lower power machine!).
The Buildings included are:-
The Liver Buildings
The Cunard Building
The Customs Building
Albert Dock Complex
Lime Street Station
The Radio City Tower
Anglican Cathedral
Catholic Cathedral (Paddy's Wigwam)
St Georges Hall
Regards,
Andrew Bergman
History: Ver1.0 - Initial Release
Future Developments: Who knows!?
Copyright and Distribution
This Scenery is released as Freeware. All Scenery and Textures copyright Andrew Bergman. As freeware you are permitted to distribute this archive subject to the following conditions: The archive must be distributed without modification to the contents of the archive. Redistributing this archive with any files added, removed or modified is prohibited.
- The inclusion of any individual file from this archive in another archive without the prior permission of the author is prohibited.
- No charge may be made for this archive other than that to cover the cost of its distribution. If a fee is charged it must be made clear to the purchaser that the archive is freeware and that the fee is to cover the distributor's costs of providing the archive.
The authors' rights and wishes concerning this archive must be respected.
Copyright 2003 by Andrew Bergman. All Rights Reserved.
I'd normally put this in the FS9 forum, but I thought it might get more exposure here. I am trying to track down a person by the name of Andrew Bergman, who designed static Liverpool objects for FS9 back in 2003. As expected, his email is no longer active.
For an upcoming release, our little group is working on overhauling my Liverpool GSL scenery for CFS2, using new multi-lod destroyable models of Andrew Bergman's original Liverpool buildings to provide greater authenticity. But I don't want to include it unless I'm sure we've gone through every available channel to get permission from the original author.
This is the original readme...Does anyone know if he is a member here or has any updated contact info?
Liverpool City Centre Scenery Ver 1.0 – Andrew Bergman 2003
(echoes@iprimus.com.au)
This scenery has come about as a result of months of research and sitting in front of GMax! It is intended to add a bit of dimension and realism to the City centre and Pier Head areas of Liverpool.
Most textures are photo-realistic. I've tried to combine these with fine detail modelling to provide the most realistic representations possible within the confines of FS2002, without being too frame rate expensive!
This archive and any updates will be made available on my behalf primarily through Paul Derbyshire's web-site at http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/paulderbyshire. For feedback and
support please use the Discussion Forum at
http://www.xsorbit4.com/users/paulderbo/index.cgi?board=LiverpoolCity.
Instructions: Extract the contents of the Archive to your add-on scenery folder. This should create a sub-directory called 'Liverpool City Centre'. Then use the scenery library function to activate it.
Each building has its own bgl file. You can therefore choose which buildings you want to install (especially useful if you have a lower power machine!).
The Buildings included are:-
The Liver Buildings
The Cunard Building
The Customs Building
Albert Dock Complex
Lime Street Station
The Radio City Tower
Anglican Cathedral
Catholic Cathedral (Paddy's Wigwam)
St Georges Hall
Regards,
Andrew Bergman
History: Ver1.0 - Initial Release
Future Developments: Who knows!?
Copyright and Distribution
This Scenery is released as Freeware. All Scenery and Textures copyright Andrew Bergman. As freeware you are permitted to distribute this archive subject to the following conditions: The archive must be distributed without modification to the contents of the archive. Redistributing this archive with any files added, removed or modified is prohibited.
- The inclusion of any individual file from this archive in another archive without the prior permission of the author is prohibited.
- No charge may be made for this archive other than that to cover the cost of its distribution. If a fee is charged it must be made clear to the purchaser that the archive is freeware and that the fee is to cover the distributor's costs of providing the archive.
The authors' rights and wishes concerning this archive must be respected.
Copyright 2003 by Andrew Bergman. All Rights Reserved.
