How do I remove all these trees? They seem to be everywhere and way too many. North of New York DLC area (but inside the DLC scenery area). see exact location on screenshot.
Trees everywhere in New York DLC away from primary airports
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This is a feature that distracts me a bit, it's like this all over the coverage areas. I'm assuming the PNW area will be like this too.
For low flying and sightseeing purposes it cab be a visual eye sore. Yet an appreciated attempt to provide mass tree coverage, which is thoughtful.
This is why I appreciate ORBX scenery products. It really makes me wonder what tech they use for the TrueEarth regions?
I use detect trees through photo method but even that requires touch ups and editing.
To remove these you need to locate the \Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator\scenery\vegetation folder and determine what grids you desire to be removed. I believe they are in level 10 grid sizes.
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This is a feature that distracts me a bit, it's like this all over the coverage areas. I'm assuming the PNW area will be like this too.
For low flying and sightseeing purposes it cab be a visual eye sore. Yet an appreciated attempt to provide mass tree coverage, which is thoughtful.
This is why I appreciate ORBX scenery products. It really makes me wonder what tech they use for the TrueEarth regions?
I use detect trees through photo method but even that requires touch ups and editing.
To remove these you need to locate the \Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator\scenery\vegetation folder and determine what grids you desire to be removed. I believe they are in level 10 grid sizes.
Thanks Jake. I will try a few blind guesses and see if I can find a pattern to the location.
Well Pooie. There are 3,307 ttc files in the Veggie folder and no clue as to what area they affect.
I have it narrowed down to about a thousand files. I now need someone at IPACS to help me narrow it down to the New York DLC area.
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There are a few ways to find grids. A quick easy way.
Use AeroScenery to find the grids you desire.
Remember level 10 size grid
Then go to \Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator\scenery\vegetation folder
In the search area type in the desired grid.
Example: 4ac0_a040 *Now you can delete or perhaps drag it to a backup folder.
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No problem, it shouldn't take to long to locate and move what you need. Good luck!
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The issue is egregious enough that I generally just turn off trees altogether when flying in the New York area......
Edit: come to think of it, I turn them off in California as well.
