Hola! As a small tribute to Brunnobellics Asturias airport area ....

  • Thank you very much Thomas for the correction with the help of Antoine too!:thumbup::)


    Still to find the correction for LEAS, (Crushing on the ground):/

    Best wishes 😉

    Pascal


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  • I fly in this airport and never found the roof of the terminal crushed against the ground. The image proves it. What tests do you, Thomas and Pascal do, so that in your images the end of the terminal is crushed?




  • I fly in this airport and never found the roof of the terminal crushed against the ground. The image proves it. What tests do you, Thomas and Pascal do, so that in your images the end of the terminal is crushed?

    If you don't have the elevation file with an activated mesh, you will have no fear that the roof will fly over LEST or that objects crashing into the ground like LEAS, see the images I posted previously.


    Otherwise, in order to limit this case, please follow the procedure to modify in the file New_Terminal2.tsc as there so well explained Thomas.


    To do this, you will need Notepad ++ for example

    Best wishes 😉

    Pascal


    AFS2 / FS4 / MSFS / - Intel(R) Core i7 -12800HX 4.80 GHz - DDR5 4800MHz 32 Go - NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 3070 Ti 8 GB GDDR6X - 2x 2 TB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4

  • Hola Pascal


    I assumed that you had something, and I did not. After reading your posts, my suspicion is confirmed. I had already seen your images from the "LEAS" airport and there, it was when I had this suspicion. I do not know this programming, but my scientific curiosity inclined me to ask you the cause.


    Thanks Pascal and thanks Thomas, for your clarification.


    Kind regards: Delfin