FSX Kingsford Smith Int'l Airport Scenery

Kingsford Smith Int'l Airport (YSSY), Sydney, Australia. Includes two versions, one with the crosswind runway operating and one without.

Also adds assigned parking, support vehicle roads, extra fuel trucks and more.

ADE Home Edition (Freeware) was used to design these BGL files: This is an update of my previous version, my previous version not required, these 2 files are only for the FSX default airport: one with the Xwind rwy 7/25 activated where all rwy's will be used for takeoff/landing and one as default: the missing taxi signs for taxiway A now added, assigned parking with extra parking, support vehicle roads rebuilt, extra fuel trucks and several other improvements, airport views are from inside the control tower (when in tower view) fully tested with Ultimate Traffic/WOAI but not required, please view the readme before installation.

There are 2 BGL files: YSSY_ADE_RS.BGL and YSSY_ADE_CW_RS.BGL.

The 'YSSY_ADE_CW_RS.BGL' version is with the Xwind rwy activated, the other version YSSY_ADE_RS.BGL is without parking is the same in both...

NOTE: PLEASE ONLY USE ONE BGL FILE AT A TIME:
ie: make sure there is only ONE 'YSSY.BGL' FILE in the Addon Scenery/scenery folder at any time, remove/delete any other YSSY.bgl

PLEASE NOTE: when using ATIS with the YSSY_ADE_CW_RS.BGL file you will hear the fake rwy's, this is the method used in activating Xwind rwy's created by Jim Vile and should be ignored or if preferred use the version YSSY_ADE_RS.BGL

To Install:

1. simply take the BGL file of your choice and place it into Flight Simulator X/Addon Scenery/scenery folder.
2. Startup the Flight Sim and the changes will be present.

TIP: when at YSSY in tower view: go to your control settings and look for the "View track/pan Toggle" allocate a keyboard key stroke to it (i allocated a button on my X52 controller) this will unlock the user aircraft, then you can use the hat switch to pan 360 degrees around the airport, hitting the key stroke again (in my case a button) will return you to the user aircraft position

Enjoy and happy flying

Developer: Ray Smith.