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SbuilderX Google Plugin

RyanB

RyanB

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Hello, I've recently looked into having a crack at making some photoreal scenery for FSX. However, on the VESatellite map, the airport I want to create has an unusual pink shade across the exact zoom level that i need to be able to fit the whole airport in. This is obviously an issue with VES itself and not sbuilder. So I've downloaded the most recent Google tile plugins from the regularly updated thread so I can use that instead, but was wondering how I would install it? Which files go where? Any help would be appreciated, thanks,
RB
 
Hi Ryan.

All you need to do is drop the GoogleServer_api3.dll (or GoogleServer.dll, if you have the non API version) into your SBuilderX\Tiles folder. Make sure you use the correct DLL for your version of SBuilderX, as both a 32-bit and 64-bit version are provided.
 
Hi Chris, thanks for the reply. I tried that and still couldn't see anything so tried closing SbuilderX and opening it again. I'm getting a message asking to locate SBuilderX313.msi, but it's nowhere to be seen - I've done a search of the SBX folder. I had a little trouble installing it for the first time the other day but it worked fine (as I made some scenery and haven't closed the program since), but now it's asking for the .msi file that doesn't appear to be there. Where is the .msi file stored?

EDIT

Don't worry I got the .msi file from the zip folder and ran it to repair SBX now everything has opened fine, I'll try that google server again
 
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