Note, this scenery was tested in Flight Simulator 2000, it may work with other versions,
but there will probably be conflicts somewhere. Requires VOD, Airport, and NOVA Tree textures.
Hope Municipal Airport is a former United States Army Aircore base. It was used to stage
aircraft that used a good portion of the land around it to test munitions for World War II.
The main hangar houses almost all of the private aircraft on the field, and it is quite
crowded. The only relief comes from the metal hangar built onto the northern side of the
building, although plans are in the works to build T-hangars on the southern part of the
tarmac and convert the old hangar into a museum.
Scenery and textures by Jeff Claybrook.
This is my first attempt to release scenery, so your comments are welcomed and encouraged.
You can submit your suggestions/comments to: Jclayb@lycos.com
I would like to thank the makers of Airport 2.60, as this was made using it.
Also, Rafael Sanchez for making Visual Object Desinger 3.0, I desinged all of my macros with it,
and the trees on the southern part of the airport were desinged by him.
A big thanks to Doc George, whose Grider field scenery was my inspiration, and he answered
all of my questions concerning the use of digital pictures as textures.
INSTALATION:
If YOU KNOW HOW TO INSTALL SCENERY, SKIP THIS:
Create a directory outside of your FS2000 scenery directory, I made mine in the Microsoft
Games folder and called it FS2000 Scenery. Next, create a subdirectory inside of that and
call it M18. Drop the two folders: Scenery and Texture into the M18 folder.
Next, boot FS2000 and go to World, Scenery Library click "Add"
Find the M18 folder and call it whatever you want ex: M18
Make sure that the scenery is active, and close FS2000.
Open your Scenery.cfg file with notepad, and add the following exclusion line after the last
line of the M18 scenery area.
LEGAL STUFF:
This is Freeware, it may not be sold or packaged and resold in anyway. The author assumes
no responsibility to any damages to your computer and/or personality for using this file.
In other words, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! The author is not liable. This file may be uploaded to
other websites, so long as the author is given credit.
