Seamans Field (9N3) is located a little north of Factoryville, Pa. Many costom macros were created (using fsds2) for this project. Some of the features include: windsock, beacon, many hangars, many, many trees, the addition of Lake Sheridan (off the end of runway 4). Also included is a custom AFCAD2 file to allow AI traffic at the airport as well as AI aircraft (default and added). Requires Gerrish Greys's tree macros to be installed (trees_v3.zip)
Accknowledgements:
AI Aircraft made from: FS2004/2002 Cessna L-19E (O-1E) "Bird Dog" Model by Massimo Taccoli, textures by Massimo & Gerardo Taccoli, Flight dynamics by Dennis Seeley.
and
FS2004 ALON ERCOUPE by John L. Woodward
jlwoodward@worldnet.att.net
Gliders V1.1 for FS2002 by Harald Kraft for the use of some car macros
THIS SCENERY:
is provided as freeware and can be freely distributed and used, but no one is entitled to make financial or other kind of profit out of it.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR FS2004 INSTALLATION, OPERATING SYSTEM OR COMPUTER.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEES ACTUAL OR IMPLIED. THIS FILE IS PROVIDED AS IS.
Works well with my PA_30_meter_mesh available at SurClaro.com
Another nice touch is to download tcv.zip (The Lackawanna Railroad's Tunkhannock Creek Viaduct) by Brien J. Miller. It fits well as a nice bit of vfr scenery.
INSTALLATION:
Seamans Field has was developed and tested for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. According to available resources, it is not compatible to any earlier version of MSFS. Seamans Field requires Gerrish Greys's tree macros textures to be installed (trees_v3.zip) in order to show up properly.
Installation:
1. Unzip all files to your Flight Simulator 9 directory with "use folder names" on.
2. From FS2004's main page, under settings, select Scenery Library.
3. Select ADD AREA.
4. Double Click on the FS2004 addon scenery.
5. Select 9N3 in the scenery library.
6. Select OK.
7. Restart Flight Simulator.
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Alternate method.
After unzipping the files, open the scenery.cfg file (located in the main fs directory. Cut and paste:
CAUTION!!!! - Area and Layer Number in your file will likely be different.
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Upon restart of FS2004, the program will generate new scenery files.
Enjoy the Flight,
Phil Cruikshank
This project is dedicated to the memory of Robert T. Seamans "Born to Fly" 1920 - 1997 (as is the memorial across from the O & N Hangar)
