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EFOU - Oulu airport released

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Finnish Scenery Designers released Oulu 1.0 airport scenery for FS2004. You can download this scenery from these sites:

http://www.fsnordic.net
http://fisd.fsnordic.net

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Oulu 1.0 provided by:
- Mikko Lindström
- Jari Varje
- Tatu Kantomaa
- Esa Sairio
- Ilkka Portti
- Mikael Kuusela

Scenery contains custom photoreal ground, approach lights, detailed building models and many more.

Some pictures:

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All seasonal textures are included and photo-real ground is fitted correctly to match with Oulu Photoscenery 1.0 (or Finnish Photosceneries vol.1)

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Some night lightning

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Approach lights can be manually controlled via NAV1 radio. Readme file contains frequencies and guide how to control high intensity approach lights :)

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Scenery must be used with Oulu Photoscenery or Finnish photosceneries vol.1 by Esa Sairio. Remember to read readme-file :)

Have fun and merry christmas and welcome to fly in Finland!
 
Southwest said:
Google Maps, Google Earth MSN Maps, which ever you prefer but Google Earth is good for Flight sim.
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Except that the copyright does not allow you to use these sources in your scenery.
 
I've used them in past projects, you can use these images if you leave the ''Google'' watermark on the image and give credit for the maps themselves.

At least that's what was stated in a email from Google.
 
Southwest said:
I've used them in past projects, you can use these images if you leave the ''Google'' watermark on the image and give credit for the maps themselves.

At least that's what was stated in a email from Google.
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Oh yeah?! Didn't know that...:eek:
 
Yes, if you leave the Google text, but most designers would not like to see the word Google everywhere on their terrain :).
 
Currently developing new version 1.2 update. Update includes new ground layout and dozen of bug fixes.

Some photos of new ground textures:

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- Mikko
 
Dear Mikko,
Would you mind telling me how you make approach light? I'm looking for the way to make it but I search for "approach light" in this web but I could not find how to do it. I'm using airport for window to make approach light but it stay on the ground at one level, not the way it is in real life.
Thanks,
Jtanabodee
 
jtanabodee said:
Dear Mikko,
Would you mind telling me how you make approach light? I'm looking for the way to make it but I search for "approach light" in this web but I could not find how to do it. I'm using airport for window to make approach light but it stay on the ground at one level, not the way it is in real life.
Thanks,
Jtanabodee
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Approach lights are done with GMax :) It's the only way to build 3D approach lightning system. Just do simple mast models and insert some lights on it.

- Mikko
 
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