NAS Lemoore scenery!

henrystreet said:
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Looks like the fleet has deployed.
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Victory103 said:
Well are parking spots set for AI? I hope the MAIW NAS Lemoore squadrons would fit right in.
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Chris,

I'm sure that some of us will take care of that when this scenery is released, but unfortunately FSX's bias for AI push backs are a real detriment to military airbase realism. I've converted a couple airbases in FSX to drive through parking using Don Grovestine's FSX trick, but I find it much more difficult using ADE in FSX than I do using AFCAD2 in FS9.
 
Victory103 said:
Well are parking spots set for AI? I hope the MAIW NAS Lemoore squadrons would fit right in.
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The visual striping and the underlying taxi/apron links are completely separated. All the taxi/apron links are connected, none are orphans. All the parking spots are uniquely numbered and organized (see the kneeboard link).

I'm familiar with Don's paper but it is not implemented in the AFCAD of the scenery.

After v100 is published, I would be very receptive to assisting any interested party in making adjustments for AI. Not so much doing the work myself but incorporating someone else's work into the package.

conrex1 said:
This looks like great scenery! Amazing detail; when will release be?
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Waiting on one last set of comments from a tester...but soon. Re-writing the manual as we type.
 
Navy Chief said:
I was only at Lemoore in 84 for about a month (if I recall correctly) for F/A-18 Egress/Environment System training. The one thing I remember the most about the place was the intense heat. Dry, but very hot.

Also had fun taking a train to Fresno, and eating at The Spaghetti Factory, close to the train station. NC
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Getting hungry for NAS Lemoore! Yes, the Old Spaghetti Factory in Fresno is making me home sick. It will be a great day when this is released. Bring the heat!
 
Waiting on one last set of comments from a tester...but soon. Re-writing the manual as we type.[/QUOTE]


Outstanding! Thank you for the reply. Best of look getting everything finished :)
 
That's a good question. Based on that previous post it looks like reiteration of install instructions for those who were having difficulties. Not sure though.
 
After a year of work, multiple iterations, and a great community effort, the KNLC NAS Lemoore FSX Scenery v1.00 is available for download. (yikes that sounds official).

If you have any previous versions, please delete them and download this latest package.

Please read the manual! The installation is a bit more complex than some packages and there are several configuration options for its use.

To quote the manual (did I say you should read the manual?): “…there are dozens and dozens of folks who have helped with a forum post, a comment or just a conversation. A partial list of those who helped are: Avia Scorp, FSXNavyPilot, JimmyRFR, Mad Doog, MigBait, Navy Chief, Pappy, PRB, Geoffrey K., Mike T., Bill D., and TexxasAl. Thanks to all of you, named and unnamed, for your generous help and support.“

HUGE shoutout to Avia Scorp for finding a significant bug this morning that we were able to quickly correct.

Be sure to check http://vlso.blogspot.com for the vLSO integration.

Here is the link: http://1drv.ms/1Cpfu2A

Please contact us (info in the manual!) if you have any questions, comments, corrections, or want to collaborate on mods/additions.

Enjoy.

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Thank you very much. Just D/L'd. Won't be able to try until later this afternoon...gotta fix a dryer and do some work first. Looking forward to some Navy fun flying.
 
Alright! Patience has paid off. Will have to fly the F-4 out there to do some touch and goes and check the area out. Been awhile since I have flown out to the West Coast. Thank you for improving another NAS in FSX for us!
 
Here is NAS Lemoore with new T-6B Texan II. Looks great...thanks!

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