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Photoreal Inf File ?

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Hello everyone,

I have been away from flightsim for several years now and I just started on some basic photoreal scenery and have clean forgot how to make a new Inf file so I can use a waterblend mask.

I do remember you can use the Original Tif , blendmask.tif & Water Blendmask.tif but that's about all I remember.

Any help with even a very basic Inf file to use with FSX SKD would be a great help.

Thanks in advance.
Tony
 
I usually just grab my .inf examples straight from the SDK folder. I'm away from my FS rig at the moment, so I can't tell you exactly what the name of the folder is, but as I recall it should be fairly obvious.

Just copy and paste the contents of the .inf, fill in the appropriate file names, and you're off to the races!

bmart
 
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