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VEGAS
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London Stansted scenery

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Hi folks,

just clocked this new add-on over at All-nodes and downloading as we speak. Not able to try it yet. But here's the file name if you want it. egssjy7

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Thanks Eddie

If you don't mind give a quick run down when you've tried it. :smile:

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Scenery is by John Young.

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My hurried pics probably do not do it justice.

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It looks the part Graham!! What's it like on frames?? :think:

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DaveB wrote:It looks the part Graham!! What's it like on frames?? :think:

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Hits my set up a bit, but then John does give a warning in his read me.

However, I think I am about ready for a clean install. I have had that many aircraft and scenery in and out lately (fiddlers elbow springs readily to mind) that all sorts of wierd things have started to happen.

Really needs someone who is happy with their set up to try it.

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It hits my frames as well but it's still playable.
Having spent 2 years working at STN, I can also say it's fairly accurate.
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Tks Graham :wink:

John's scenery tends to be a bit heavy on frames mate so I doubt a clean up would improve things much :smile:

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Just tried it this morning. Like its been said already. Its usable, taxi-ing an ground usage is not too bad. Once airborne though, framerates drop quite a bit.

One or two nice static aircraft on show as well.
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Post by Paul K »

Thanks Vegas, been looking for a decent Stansted. I fly with Squeezyjet into, or out of ( or both ) Stansted every week at the moment. :smile:

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