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I run FS9 in W7 x64.

I'd be grateful for advice on the easiest way to fix this. It's a long time since I used SBuilder so if it can be done with ADE so much the better.

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Thanks.
 
I believe in ADE you need to place an airport background exclusion poly. I had similar problems with my scenery for a while and if I remember correctly, that solved it for me.
 
UnitedExpress4180 said:
I believe in ADE you need to place an airport background exclusion poly. I had similar problems with my scenery for a while and if I remember correctly, that solved it for me.
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Thanks. I tried that without success. So I took the easy way out and tracked down an old FS2004 scenery for ENSO at flightsim.no. I was glad I did because I found lots of other useful looking stuff there. A slight problem for non-Norwegian speakers is that most of the website (not the file install details) is in Norwegian.

If you are interested set up your address bar to use fsno/filbibliotek/FS2004 (or FSX), then scenery/region/country/page to find your way around. There are lots of interesting scenery files and not only of Scandinavia, and also aircraft.

www.flightsim.no/fsno/filbibliotek/FS2004/scenery/europa/norge/page2.html

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