When you then next start FS it will automatically update the scenery listing. It also negates the need to use the sim scenery settings page to activate the scenery - this tool allows you to simply activate it with FS closed. Using this tool can help you identify/rectify any problems. I would also suggest that you download a Scenery config tool (I can highly recommend this one - ). Rotory, Fastjets, Heavies - but you could base it on airlines or country or simply have a single folder. RWY12, EZ etc) and Traffic Files (in my case based on types - e.g. bgls and textures), Object Libraries (based on individual entries for each - e.g. bgls but no textures), detailed airports (based on individual airport entries - where the scenery contains both. For example, I use separate folders for Basic Airport sceneries (based by country and used where the scenery is made up of a single or few. As Chuck stated, build a folder system based on easy to follow categories. I have done so for many years in both FS2004 and FSX with no problems. Taking the information provided by Chuck one step further - An option to consider is to create your own scenery addon folder system outside of FSX. Unless you have Wins 7 in which case in final step you have to click anywhere in lower window (white space) to make sim 'focus' and carry through with scenery cfg update.
You go back to free flight and go World/Go to Airport and choose the scenery you just installed. Back in library window, you click box (red check mark) to activate and you click 'Ok' and wait while the sim updates your scenery cfg (which you should NEVER edit manually). You browse to where your scenery folder is and click 'OK'. And if there is texture (most time it don't) you create a 'Texture' folder and put bmp's in there. Then under that you create a 'Scenery' folder. That way you have more control whenever you want to delete that particular scenery (ie: all related files).įor each scenery you create a folder with a name that makes sense and that identifies the airport or model. Don't just lump them all in the main 'Addon Scenery' folder. Then you create individual folders under that for your DIFFERENT scenery. Call it 'Addon Scenery CBoy' (or whatever). You need to create a folder for your scenery.
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