FSX Aegean GPS Enabled Carrier Scenery

Aegean GPS Enabled Carrier. LG51 is set in the bay just off shore between Ioannis Daskalogiannis Chania Airport and Nikos Kazantzakis Iraklion (Heraklion) Airport. This is central for those two nearest airports and many more besides. The effect from the cliffs is pretty good and the whole area is very scenic. By Steve Brooks.

You need to decide which airport/s you require, then copy/paste the location folder and contents to the Add Ons folder in FSX. I have a standard install in Vista 32 bit and the path is as follows:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\scenery.

In this area you should at least find a scenery and a texture folder already existing there.

So, if you choose Aegean then copy the folder and contents, next paste into the Add Ons/Scenery folder as above. You may at this point choose another such as Chania and do likewise with that. Though one does not depend on the other. Close the Add Ons folder window and start FSX.

Go to FSX Settings, press the Scenery Library button, Add Area button, select the Addon Scenery folder, select the scenery sub folder, select the Aegean folder (as an example), select OK. You may repeat this if you added any others like Chania. Once your selections have completed and you`re back at the Settings-Scenery Library press OK. Give it time to complete the scenery cache then you`re ready to test it out.

Choose an airport, one neaby or the carrier itself (if the carrier then just use the runway option), choose an aircraft and time. Then away you go.

To uninstall:

Go to FSX settings, open the Scenery Library by selecting the button on the right. Take the tick out of Aegean, Chania or whichever you no longer wish to use. You can also elect to delete the area, just make sure you have a backup such as the files you originally downloaded. Press OK.

Notes:

Look out for Aicarrier2, which will give you the addition of static/moving aircraft carriers operable from the file menu. I suggest a good option is one mile ahead, this depends which way you are facing when you make the selection.

There is an add on catapult program, a search will reveal it. None of these items in the notes section are by myself. Only the GPS Carrier.

Reider
AKA Steve

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