Two airports for the price of one!

The team which won so much praise for the exceptional detail and modelling at YMMB Moorabbin Airport now turn their attention to the USA. Ken Hall and Greg Jones have an uncanny knack of capturing every nuance of a location and reproducing it faithfully in the simulator. Creswell Airport is also referred to by the locals as Hobby Field, and is a public airport located one mile northeast of the city of Creswell in Lane County, Oregon. The scenery includes a large photoreal area covering the city of Creswell. You'll see every single building and object modelled, and features like the golf course, the Dale Kuni Rd freeway overpass, and animated flags which are affected by wind conditions. If that's not enough Ken Hall has beautifully recreated OR57 Walker Airport as a free bonus airfield, making this scenery package exceptional value and allowing you to enjoy circuits between both airfields at your leisure. Don't pass up on this classic!

• Ground imagery at 30cm per pixel
  
• Fully custom modeled airport and objects
  
• FSX gmax poly runway, aprons and lights
  
• Animated flags that react to wind conditions!
  
• Custom modeled static aircraft
  
• Customized PAPI lighting for main runway
  
• Rooftop wind-activated weather station
  
• TextureFlow optimised and great FPS
  
• Includes custom GA AI Traffic movements
  
• Includes FREE BONUS OR57 Walker Field!
  
• Expert 5 seasons color matched imagery
  
• Made by the YMMB Moorabbin team

http://www.flightsim...roducts_id=2103

The world's first 2cm/pixel airport!

Even though there is a theoretical ground resolution texture limit in FSX/P3D, Russ White has managed to introduce a new method of building airport terrain in which he can exceed what was thought possible in flight simulation - an insane 2cm per pixel ground resolution, and without any real performance penalty! Revel in the beauty of this amazing location on the fork of a river surrounded by sheer walls of mountains. This breathtakingly picturesque setting is home to an airport of exceptional character, and Russ has interpreted it with wear and tear, rust, grime and the sands of time. There is nothing like CZST Stewart Airport in any simulator and you owe it to yourself to visit this and shake your head in wonder. It really is that good.

• Insane ground imagery at 2cm per pixel!
  
• Absolutely the finest textures seen in FSX!
  
• FSX 3DS poly runway, aprons and more
  
• The most scenic location in all Pacific Fjords
  
• Includes Orbx "Flow" technologies
  
• A large photoreal area including mountains
  
• Town of Stewart and other POI buildings
  
• TextureFlow optimised and excellent FPS
  
• Unique new sharp edged burnt shadows
  
• Unbelievable level of object detail!
  
• Expert 5 seasons color matched imagery
  
• Made by Russell White, master modeler

http://www.flightsim...roducts_id=2102

Hello all,

The ORBX Migrator Tool is now ready to download.
This tool is the "Linker" and will link up your ORBX installed addons in FSX to P3D. Also included in this release is the latest ORBXLIBS (Version 120328). As new airports are released, this tool will be updated to to include them.

Please note: We have come across a small issue at PAKT and it's parking positions. There is no problem with the runway starts, but the 2 parking positions are incorrectly placing you underground. We are looking into this issue and hope to have it resolved ASAP.

Installation is easy, unzip and run the installer. No need for FTX Central to be set to anything in particular prior to installing. This can also be installed directly over any previously installed SBSLs.

Any issues, please post here http://www.orbxsyste...®-support-forum

Enjoy!

or download it from the Orbx Google Drive by clicking on the cloud below:

Cheers Ed.

Available for immediate download is FTX Northern Rockies Service Pack NRM.001



NOTE: Please Set FTX Central To "North America" before installing this patch!

This "patch" is actually more like a new version given that it includes substantial updates to several key components such as the road and railroad network (including bridges), powerline corridors, and the terrain mesh along the BC/Alberta border. It also contains completely new features such as 20 unlisted airstrips, 2 heliports, and dozens of cabins, lodges, and lookouts accurately placed in their real-world locations. For a complete list of all enhancements and fixes please refer to "FTX NA BLUE NRM SP1 User Guide.pdf" included in the service pack.

New and enhanced content in NRM SP1 (for specific locations see the Google Earth file "FTX NRM Coverage and Features Map.kmz" in \ORBX\User Documents):
* substantial updates to road and railroad networks including bridges, tunnel portals, and better flattening
* new powerline network with cutlines and custom model for high-tension powerline pylons
* 20 additional unlisted airstrips in Alberta, British Columbia, and Washington State
* 2 new heliports: CEW9 (Canmore Municipal Heliport Heli) and CAB7 (Kelowna (Alpine) Heli)
* enhancements and bug fixes at many NRM airports
* 39 backcountry lodges and cabins, 71 Parks Canada Warden cabins, and 13 BC fire lookouts, placed in their real-world locations
* 20 additional ski areas including Sun Peaks, Silver Star, Big White, Revelstoke, Kimberley, Mount Spokane, Schweitzer, and Big Mountain
* new terrain mesh files for the BC/Alberta border areas; no more odd "cliffs" along the provincial boundary
* improved representation of the hydro dams, open pit mines, and snowfields in the coverage area
* dynamic falling water and spray effects at Helmcken Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC
* updated rooftop texture file to deal with "flat gables" on industrial buildings outside of ORBX regions

Edits and bug fixes in NRM SP1:
* added Cranbrook runway extension: http://www.orbxsyste...-runway-length/
* removed duplicate windsock at CYBW Springbank: http://www.orbxsyste...efault-at-cybw/
* added bridges along US Interstates and highways: http://www.orbxsyste.../39656-bridges/ (and others)
* fixed roads west of Jasper: http://www.orbxsyste...50-nrm-repairs/
* fixed roads near Edson: http://www.orbxsyste...-nrm-road-work/
* fixed trench in Priest River: http://www.orbxsyste...st-mun-airport/
* removed land bridges across water bodies along international boundary: http://www.orbxsyste...northern-idaho/ (and others)
* improved placement of Moraine Lake: http://www.orbxsyste...-this-intended/
* improved representation of Helmcken Falls, Wells Gray Provincial Park, and Takakkaw Falls, Yoho National Park: http://www.orbxsyste...ak-suggestions/
* removed vector streams from Calgary's urban areas: http://www.orbxsyste...ply-for-holger/
* adjusted forestry cutblock files to prevent ntdll.dll crashes for RealityXP users: http://www.orbxsyste...post__p__243244
* fixed texture issues near CYVK Vernon: http://www.orbxsyste...post__p__375188
* added snowfield polygons in Montana and at Mount Robson: http://www.orbxsyste...27285-glaciers/
* fixed terrain mesh anomalies along BC/Alberta boundary: http://www.orbxsyste...mesh-anomalies/ (and others)

or download it from the Orbx Google Drive by clicking on the cloud below:

Download is approx. 831mb


Installation:

Important: Before you install NRM SP1 make sure you have FTX Central set to "North America"!

Unzip OrbxFTXNABlueNRMPatch001.zip and run OrbxFTXNABlueNRMPatch001.exe. It should find the correct location of your FSX installation. Once the installation has completed FTXCentral should load automatically set to Default FSX; click on "North America", then "Apply", and exit.

Hello all,

ORBXLIBS now has its own installer for Prepar3D (P3D). As ORBXLIBS gets updated, so will the P3D version.

You can install this even if you have installed any of the released SBSLs. Considering that many people are now migrating over to P3D, it is best that P3D had its own installer for ORBXLIBS. This installer will work in conjunction with the future Migrator Tools that will be released shortly.

Download the new version of the the ORBX Libraries for P3D.

or download it from the Orbx Google Drive by clicking on the cloud below:

Cheers,
Ed