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Jetways

Josh Brown

Josh Brown

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hey There,
Just been recently trying to get myself into the designing of airports. I would have preferred an airport without jetways but with my necessities for a well developed, popular airport, it is going to be hard. I was wondering if anybody could give me a heads-up on jetway design, and just get me started! Thanks
 
Hi,

If you just starting with making airports, jetways would not be the first thing I would worry about. It would be more useful to first learn how to make a custom model for FS, export it to MDL and do all that stuff. You'll need to be able to do that to make a jetway as well. A jetway just adds more complex animations on top :).

And if you really just started with making scenery, it might even be better to try a small general aviation airfield first, to get used to all tools and techniques.
 
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