Description:
This scenery adds a new Terminal and hangar area to the Faleolo International Airport in Samoa. It also includes improved turnout areas which are night lit, tropical landscaping, parking areas, and a couple of static aircraft which can be removed by running the scenery on the dense setting.
1. Extract the file into your scenedb folder, contained within your main FS2002 folder.
2. Start up FS2002, then click on the World tab. Go down to Scenery Library, and click to open it, then click on Add Area. Find the scenedb folder and open it, then find the Samoa folder within and click on it. The name Samoa should appear in the title window, then click OK. Now you should see Samoa at the top of your Scenery Library list, then click on the OK tab at the bottom and the scenery will install. When finished, exit FS.
3. Open your main FS2002 folder, and scroll down to the notebook icon labeled Scenery, and open it. This is the scenery config. for FS, scroll all the way to the bottom of the list, and find the Samoa section, then copy and paste the following line directly below the last line of the section:
Notes:
This scenery has two different density settings for your personal preferences. At normal and dense you will get all the airport with no static aircraft, and at very dense you will get an aircraft at the terminal, and one out by the hangar area.
Once again I would like to encourage any one out there to do some terrain mesh of the entire South Pacific region, so this beautiful area which was forgotten by Microsoft, can be brought up to standard.
John de Langristin: for the car parks.
Gerd Winterfeld: for the Coconut palm collection.
Richard Powell: for his small but fantastic collection of tropical trees.
Mike Wallace: for the high quality static aircraft.
Rafael Sanchez: for the detailed Nova hangars.
Christian Friedrich: for the stairs
This scenery is freeware and may not be reproduced in whole or part for profit. You are welcome to upload it to your site, as long as you let me know where your site is, so I can add it to my collection, and as long as you are not profiting from it.
Feel free to contact me for whatever reason:
bilboyz@aol.com
Bill Melichar
Mission Viejo, California
USA
