Classic British Flight Sim

The author, Adnan Arif, came straight back and after re-loading his files all is now working with lots of excellent water reflections.

I have installed Aquarama.zip, all files in the zip are in the correct places in FS9 but I cannot see any sun reflected on the water surfaces at any time of day.

Is anyone else having a problem with sun (or moon?) reflections?

I have notified the author and await his reply.

On 'all nodes busy' members might like to try, after backing up the necessary 'fs9/scenery/world/textures' the file aquarama.zip. Tried it out on my own setup and I think that these textures are very good. Do try visiting the Uk coast, then mid Pacific and Australia on the same day to appreciate the...

Seagull: Thanks I shall have look at that latter this evening!

I still have my "Queen's shilling" crescent shaped scar made by my issue front collar stud in the days of separate collars and shirts. We used to send our collars to a local Chinese laundry and they came back looking like light blue porcelain! Anyone else here from those days? One of our n...

May I suggest:

Classic UK or UK Classic

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