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Hi all,
I have been updating many of the original Mach-1 Series airports for FS2004. All of it freeware of course.
I need help. I wish to update KJAX as well but I'm only good (kinda) of re-texturing. I have no talent in developing BGL's or editing them. I've completed KPHX, KSLC, KPIT, KSAT, etc. to date.
1. Would love if someone could edit the BGL's and remove the old concourse which in real life is now gone.
2. The Mach-1 team started the new concourse (the curved one) but quit as it was at the time (under construction). Would need someone to complete the curvature of the terminal to where it is present day. Fortunately, the original author has portrayed where this curvature should start & end as he depicted it in the scenery as bulldozed dirt.
I have complete permission from the Mach-1 team (Jaxon) to edit this at will as they have had changes in their lives take them in other areas of interest.
Please if anyone is able to help on this non-commercial adventure it would certainly benefit many who are financially unable, or willing to move past FS2004.
Michael
I have been updating many of the original Mach-1 Series airports for FS2004. All of it freeware of course.
I need help. I wish to update KJAX as well but I'm only good (kinda) of re-texturing. I have no talent in developing BGL's or editing them. I've completed KPHX, KSLC, KPIT, KSAT, etc. to date.
1. Would love if someone could edit the BGL's and remove the old concourse which in real life is now gone.
2. The Mach-1 team started the new concourse (the curved one) but quit as it was at the time (under construction). Would need someone to complete the curvature of the terminal to where it is present day. Fortunately, the original author has portrayed where this curvature should start & end as he depicted it in the scenery as bulldozed dirt.
I have complete permission from the Mach-1 team (Jaxon) to edit this at will as they have had changes in their lives take them in other areas of interest.
Please if anyone is able to help on this non-commercial adventure it would certainly benefit many who are financially unable, or willing to move past FS2004.
Michael