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The "Torino CFS Scenery" scenery is totally fictional, but shows the current Caselle and Aeritalia airfields layer took from the real maps and a supposed buildings distribution just as a Regia Aeronautica Airfield during WWII.
Also I have added factory buildings which represent the Fiat stabiliments on west and downtown of Torino city. I don't know if on this coordinates there were the "Fiat" factories in Torino during WWII, this placement is totally supposed, but based on current maps.
I took the idea of adding the Fiat factory, from Bremen-Messerchmidt Werke scenery, created by Ralf-J. Triebel (Copyright 2000). Also, I have used some Bremen's macros for build the Fiat factory hangars, but with the plane's part pictures with italian markings. The factory buildings distribution is totally fictional, made with stock CFS buildings.
I have added some static Fiat CR-42 "Falco", G-50 "Freccia", G-55 "Centauro" and Br-20 bomber with Regia Aeronautica markings, parked on the Caselle and Aeritalia airfields.
Also, I have added searchlights, a section of Po and Dora Riparia rivers, and new modified textures for German Fuel Truck, American 6x6 Truck, American Weapons Carrier and American Ford Truck, all without markings, as italian wartime vehicles. (Do not add this textures on the main texture folder of CFS, copy them only in the texture sub-folder of Torino scenery).
For install this scenery you must have installed the Cliff Burgess's CFS Italy v1.5 Scenery.
This scenery places Runway, AFD menu entry, buildings, ground vehicles and static italian planes to the airfields Caselle and Aeritalia of Torino.
The runway data, heading, cordinates and buildings are designed using stock CFS static objects and some API macros from CFS Buildings for Airport 2.10 designed by Ralf Triebel and other macros taken from VOD 27 by Rafael Garcia Sanchez.
Whatever you do, have fun with this. This kind of scenery would not be possible with the utilities-tools, api macros and support of Pascal Meziat, Tom Hiscox, Brian McWilliams, Trevor de Stigter, Martin "Wizard" Wright, Rafael Garcia Sanchez, Paul Harmon, Ralf Triebel and Manfred Moldenhauer. Thank you very much!
Go to the CFS main scenery folder and make a folder named Torino, under it make a sub-folder named scenery and other named texture.
Unzip all to a temporary folder and copy BGL files directly to a Torino/scenery/ sub-folder, and the bmp, r8 and *af files to the Torino/texture folder (the textures for static planes are included).
Do not drop the texture files to your main CFS texture folder, otherwise they will eventually overwrite some of your other CFS textures (mainly the American ground vehicles repainted as italian and the fuel tanks with italian warning label)!
After copying the structure of that folders has to look exactly like this:
CFS ----
scenery
----- Torino
-------- scenery
-------- texture
The file "pylon001.dp" (CFS high voltage tower) must to be placed on objects_dp CFS folder, as following path:
CFS ----
objects_dp
Go to CFS and start in freeflight. Add the scenery to the scenery-library
(World / Scenery Library) - Add Scenery.
The BGL path to enter is exactly:
=:\=\scenery\Torino\SCENERY\*.BGL
You may copy and paste the line above!
Name the scenery "Torino" and don't forget to activate it by checking the box!
You can access the initial points by clicking GOTO Airport, the airfields "Torino-Caselle" and "Torino-Aeritalia" are added to the CFS airfields list.
The static italian planes are in separated files: "Torino_Static_A.bgl" and "Torino_Static_B.bgl" too big files. If your computer run slowly, delete both.
The scenery was designed with Pascal Meziat, Tom Hiscox and Brian McWilliams utility program Airport 2.6; Martin Wright's MkAFD and Scasm 2.88 by Manfred Moldenhauer.
Special thanks to the creators of flyiable planes of the IS4G COLLECTION: Daniel Wasnich, Corrado La Posta, Bertil Nilsson, Corrado Sandri and Andrei Kobakhidzeand.
Also thanks to Ralf Triebel by his CFS Buildings for Airport 2.10, Rafael Garcia Sanchez by his VOD 27 api macros, Paul Harmon by his Airport Buildings macros and Jerry Arzdorf by his Bus2 api macro.
Thanks too to the Microsoft Corporation for developing the CFS.
Copyright and Distribution
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This scenery is released as Freeware. Copyright (C) Edmundo Abad, 02/2003 Santiago- Chile
As freeware you are permitted to use and distribute this
archive subject to the following conditions:
- The archive must be distributed without modification to the
contents of the archive.
- No charge may be made for this archive!
- You have no right to include this scenery to a CD without written permission of the author
- You have no right to include this scenery in a commercial pack in any way.
- You have no right to change this scenery whithout written permission
of the author.
- All authors' rights and wishes concerning this archives must be
respected.
