A package of 3 'bush-style' airstrips set in Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida - something of a rare destination for most FS2002 bush pilots. They're not to
be confused with the nearby 5600' paved runway owned by the Seminole Indian tribe: these are all just very rudimentary dirt or grass strips in the middle of a
swamp. Also a break from my usual difficult bush sceneries - there are no mountains to get in the way here, and the airstrips are all around 2000 feet in length - so
hey, no excuses! The airstrips do exist in reality, however based on recent satellite imagery I think they're now disused.
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INSTALLATION:
1. Unzip & place the 'cypress' folder in 'c:\program files\microsoft games\fs2002\addon scenery' (or wherever you keep your extra sceneries, in my case simply c:\addon scenery).
2. Gerrish Gray's tree library (trees_v3.zip) is also required - install it using the author's enclosed instructions if you haven't previously done so.
3. Open up the Scenery Library in FS2002 and add in the new area, navigating to the directory path referred to in Step 1. (or edit the scenery.cfg file manually if desired).
4. As an option, Bob Brown's South Florida Landclass (sflorida.zip: 6kb) may be installed.
Scenery developed using Airport v2.6, Ground2k v3, MDLtoBGL v4a3, and Easy Object Designer v2.0.59.
I used macros and FS98 planes developed by the following authors:
Gerrish Gray: Trees
Tom Fica: Unimog
Jim Jackson: Barbeque
Doc George: Tin Shacks & barrack block
Unknown author: Outhouse
Bob Wening: Red Piper Cub
Chris Lampard: Boeing 'Super' Stearman N8CL
Paul Clawson: Cessna 140 (converted by Frank Betts)
Original texture BMPs used in some of my own macros by Tom Fica, Don Moser, & Doc George; all used with kind permission. If, however, I have violated anybody else's copyrights please let me know and I will take immediate steps to resolve the problem.
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LEGAL/DISCLAIMER:
This scenery is distributed as freeware, and this readme file must be included with it if used elsewhere. Use these files at your own risk: no responsibility is accepted for any damage they might cause to your computer.
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James Belk May 2003
aeryn_sunpk@hotmail.com
http://home.clara.net/jgbelk/fs2k2.html
