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FS2004 island

Try to search for the mesh of your area in Flightsim or avsim first.
There is a tutorial for this in s-builder manual and very well writen. I suggest you read carefully and read.....read....read. You will get more.:D

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This is my UWV wrap settings:
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Let's stick to one process at a time. The reason for the tiling is because you didn't use the UVW Unwrap editor at all. You've tried to use the Crop/Place dialog which does not work for FS at all.

To use the UVW Editor, you need to add a UVW Unwrap modifier, then click on the Edit button. This will open the UVW Editor so you can select and accurately place the mesh on the background texture.
 
thnx n4gix, it worked.

Now my island is good but still not considered as a landmass.

sigh, I give up for now.
 
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