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FSX High RES Photoreal scenery

KavindaJD

KavindaJD

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Hello,

I'm new to the concept of Photoreal scenery but I'm hoping that I could get some of my doubts cleared by asking some questions...:)

So I've been checking out some tutorials and I wasn't to create some photo scenery for a large area. However, when I zoom out of Sbuilder, much of the ground textures will become less crisp and blurry as you zoom in, if a .bmp is exported.

How can I tackle this problem? :yikes: I could zoom in and export sections of the area, then mosaic the .bmp's together in one master.bmp...

Only problem is that it takes too long to piece lots of tiles together.

But is this possible with resample and SBuilder??

Thanks!
 
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