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Photoreal scenery question

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Hi guys I was just wondering if there are any good tutorials out there that explain how to make photoreal scenery and insert it into fsx l.

Thanks
 
The SDK describes the process. That's how I learned. Have you read it yet? The tool you need to get good at is the "resample.exe". Get started, and then folks can help as you run into issues.
 
You need to install the sdk to do the work, and it comes with an html file of documentation. It comes with your fsx deluxe disk or acceleration.
 
At least two programs can help you with that: SBX and FSEarthTiles (myabe FSXKML?).
But you still have to know how to deal with an .inf file and the resample.exe (in the SDK as explained above).
Suggest indeed you study the SDK a bit. That is the only real tutorial you will find AFAIK (others deal with more specific items about the subject).
 
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