AFCAD File For KAUN CA

Enhance the layout of Auburn Municipal Airport in Auburn, California, with an AFCAD file that refines this scenic airfield and seamlessly integrates into Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Developed by Clear Sky Simulations, this freeware package modifies important airport data and ensures a more immersive experience for general aviation flyers.

Technical Composition and Developer Insights

This scenery update furnishes two core BGL files that were carefully generated using Airport Design Editor (an application frequently referenced as ADE). These data files alter the underlying airport configuration, including taxiway paths and parking positions. Additionally, this add-on relies on assets from the default FSX libraries, so setting scenery complexity to at least NORMAL is suggested to visualize most static objects or ground details accurately.

Key Adjustments to the Airport

• Modified Parking Spots: Expanded and repositioned parking coordinates to better accommodate typical general aviation traffic.
• Refined Taxi Routes: Altered taxiway paths for smoother ground operations, reflecting real-world chart data.
• Enhanced Object Placement: Added default library elements around the perimeter to capture Auburn Municipal Airport’s local atmosphere without impacting frame rates.

How to Integrate the Files

1. Locate the two BGL files (KAUN_CSS.BGL and KAUN_CSS_CVX.BGL) included in the downloaded package.
2. Copy these to your Flight Simulator X / Addon Scenery / Scenery folder.
3. Launch the simulator and let the system generate and load the new data. You will see changes around Auburn Municipal Airport when you start your flight.

Reverse Installation Procedure

1. Open the same folder where you originally placed the files, and remove both KAUN_CSS.BGL and KAUN_CSS_CVX.BGL.
2. Run the simulator again and observe the default airport layout restored to its original configuration.

Disclaimer and Freeware Notice

This updated AFCAD file is offered as a freeware add-on by Clear Sky Simulations and is provided entirely at your own risk. The developer does not accept liability for any potential damage or undesirable effects that might arise from using these airport files.