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--- sdk:scenery_creation3 [2017/07/17 15:42] – jf
+++ sdk:scenery_creation3 [2017/08/07 05:23] – [Choose Your Starting Location] jf
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-Our first coordinate is the main building, the center of runway or just the tower of the airport. I decided to use the runway crossing, which is a dominant point of the whole area. Press right mouse key to display the Latitude and Longitude coordinate of this point. Also determine the elevation of this point.
+Our **main coordinate** can be the main building, the center of runway or just the tower of the airport. I decided to use the runway crossing, which is a dominant point of the whole area. Press right mouse key to display the Latitude and Longitude coordinate of this point. Also determine the elevation of this point.
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 We need 3 more points: The tower position, the beginning and end of at least one runway.
-This is the tower:
+This is the **tower coordinate**
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-Next is the runway beginning. **Note**- To make it easy we use the same point for the threshold position.
+Next is the runway **beginning of rwy 31L**. **Note**- To make it easy we use the same point for the threshold position.
-Select the center of the runway width:
+Select the center of the runway width for runway 31L:
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-   * Do the same on the opposite end of the runway.
+   * Do the same on the opposite direction, the **beginning of runway 13R**
-   * Measure the runway width with Google Maps or search for airport information about this. We need a metric value for the width. Note the runway markings from Google Maps or airport information.
+   * Measure the **runway width** with Google Maps or search for airport information about this. We need a metric value for the width. Note the runway markings from Google Maps or airport information.
+We can also define a **parking position**
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 ====Creating your TSC File====
 Next we will create a text file called **nas_fallon.tsc**. **Note**- It's best to work off of a sample template for this. The TSC file is what tells Aerofly FS2 where to place the runways for your airport.
+This is enough information to define your airport. Your completed **TSC** file will look like this:
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    * Create a folder and copy the **nas_fallon.tsc** that you just made into this folder, then place the folder into **'Documents\Aerofly FS 2\scenery\places**.
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-This is enough information to define your airport. Your completed **TSC** file will look like this:
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 **Note**- This is a rough way to do this because the runway elevation mesh is not flattened and it may contain some bumps. Also the runway lighting will only show up with a graphics object runway. This will be in the next tutorial.
+For those of you who need a sample TSC file to work off of, you can download it [[http://dl1.aerofly.com/aerofly_fs_2/repaints/key%20west%20sample.rar|HERE]]