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To the writer of the MTO scenery thread question...

Rami

Rami

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Good morning,

I made a BIG mistake last night....I accidentally deleted a post which wiped out a thread started by a new user about the MTO scenery, and he was looking for this download to continue the installation guide.

This is the file he requested: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=45&id=6020

(Thank you, Worthless, for responding)

Sorry about deleting the thread, I realized what happened afterward, and knew there was no way back. :banghead: Sorry about that! :dread:
 
Hey mystery solved! I thought it was something I did because I had accidentally double posted with an early draft as well as the one I meant to post. I went in and deleted the draft post. Then went to check for responses the next day and couldn't find my original post! I thought I'd messed it up.

Anyway, thanks for the file. Just what I was looking for.
 
Reply...

Norbu,

Nope...not you. That was entirely me. Please holler if you need help...getting the MTO to fit together is by far the toughest of the bunch.
 
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