Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
Ship Collection, a Rwy12 Object Placer Library

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For users of Rwy12 Object Placer only. This collection of 50 ships represents port facility vessels, tankers, container ships and other commercially used ships. All ships have been done in Gmax and with low polygon count, so they have only a small affect on framerate. You can place them anywhere on the water surfaces of your sceneries. By Winfried Orthmann. Converted to Rwy12 format by Seev Kahn - Rwy12 team.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
FS2004 Scenery Design – Rwy12 Object Placer B747 Library

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FS2004 – This object library is for users of Rwy12 Object Placer only. The library includes eight static Boeing747 aircraft in different paints made in gamx. Each aircraft has two models. A normal parked model and a model with open cargo doors. The aircraft are done in low polygon count for better frame rate but with high detailed bit maps (day and night). By Seev Kahn and Israel Roth, Rwy12 team

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Miscellaneous Files
RWY12 Object Placer Program - FAQ and Answers!

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• RWY12 Object Placer Program - FAQ and Answers! (Download #64953)
• RWY12 Object Placer Program - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers - IMPORTANT UPDATE (Download #68960)

File Description:
RWY12 Object Placer Program - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers!. This document supplements the RWY12 Tutorial which comes with the program. It is intended to assist those who may be contemplating installing the program and those who have installed it but may be experiencing problems. The document includes easy to understand, step by step procedures for installation and program setup (with links to required programs) as well as sections dealing with common problems, FAQ's and the proper method of installing additional new library files. Several additional help resources are also specified. Compiled for the RWY12 team in .doc and .pdf formats by David "Opa" Marshall with contributions by Gary Mills, Charles "Ebenezer" McMillan, Isreal Roth and Seev Kahn.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
Bird Collection, a Rwy12 Object Placer Library

File Description:
For users of Rwy12 Object Placer only. The 5 static birds, in 20 different shapes and formations, are all done in 3D with gmax and in a low polygon count for frame rate efficiency. The idea to make the static birds came from the "AI Canada Geese" by Joe Binka (many thanks to him), but contrary to his V formation that moves as AI traffic, the static birds give you a sense of movement by flying by at low speed. The birds are crash sensitive, so don't try to hunt them with your aircraft. Some of the birds can be placed on the ground or water and others in the air.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
Rwy12 Object Placer Updated Documentation for V1.2

File Description:
Four updated documents are included; Installation v1.2, Rwy12 v1.2 tutorial, Rwy12 Object_Placer_FAQ and Rwy12_Create_library_tutorial. Replace the old files with the new version files. By David "Opa" Marshall (FAQ), Israel Roth and Seev Kahn - Team Rwy12.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Hadera 'Orot-Rabin' Power-Plant V2

File Description:
FS2004 Scenery - Orot-Rabin power plant near Hadera, Israel (named after the late Israeli prime minister) is located on the Mediterranean coast between Tel-Aviv and Haifa and therefore is a well known landmark for VFR pilots. The power plant is operated with coal and has an output of two 700mw + one 1,400mw turbines. A total of 2,800mw and a 1,800 meter long unloading pier for coal ships. Made in gmx. Enhanched with smoke effects and night lighting for navigation.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Israel, the Holy Land - 1North (ver. 01)

File Description:
FS2002/FS2004 highly detailed landclass for Northern Israel, covering the Land of Upper and Lower Galilee, Lake of Galilee and the coastal area of North-Western Israel. Within this area there are many places with historical and Geographical significance for those who are interested in that part of the world. "Israel, the Holy Land 1" is the first released part of an ongoing effort to cover all of Israel with new, detailed landclass. The scenery is made in the highest LOD (level of detail) and shows realisticl coast lines, ports, highways, important secondary roads and rail roads, cities, towns and villages of 2,000 residents and above, accurate vegetation, sand dunes, quarries, and other landuses needed for VFR. The scenery is enhanced with night lighting to enable easy VFR navigation by night.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Israel, the Holy Land - 1North (ver 1.01) - Orot-Rabin Power Plant

File Description:
FS2002/FS2004 Orot Rabin power plant (named after the late Israeli prime minister) is the first enhanchement for "Israel, the Holy Land - 1North (ver 1.01)". This landmark for VFR pilots is located on the Mediterranean coast between Tel-Aviv and Haifa. The power plant, with its three turbines, has a total output of 3,100mw and a 1,800 meter unloading pier for coal ships. The scenery is enhanched with smoke effects and bright night lighting.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
An Open Letter to Scenery Designers & Enhancers from RWY12 Team

File Description:
An Open Letter from the creators of the RWY12 Object Placer program to all scenery designers and enhancers. Compiled in.doc and .pdf formats are some important suggestions which we believe will help help make your creations more accessible to a wider group of users. From Israel Roth, Seev Kahn and the RWY12 team.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery Design
Hot Air Balloons, a Rwy12 Object Placer Library

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The collection is for users of Rwy12 Object Placer only. The library includes 22 hot air balloons. All balloons are 3D and done in gmax with a low polygon count for better frame rate. The balloons are static and you can place them anywhere in your scenery (don't forget to adjust elevation). Flying by the balloons will give you a sense of movement. The textures are made from photos of real hot air balloons as seen on the internet. By Seev Kahn - Rwy12 team.