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Add on bridges

Postby Federoff » Tue Jun 07, 2011 6:57 pm

Does anyone know if there are any add on bridges for new scenery that you can actually drive across. I have various cars, jeeps, and hummers and it sure would be nice to be able to drive across a bridge instead of slewing my vehicle to the other side.
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Re: Add on bridges

Postby dave3cu » Wed Jun 08, 2011 7:42 am

Welcome to SimV,

For FS2004 or FSX?

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Re: Add on bridges

Postby Federoff » Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:04 pm

Welcome to SimV,

For FS2004 or FSX?

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FS2004 - would appreciate any info on this subject.
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Re: Add on bridges

Postby Federoff » Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:13 pm

FS2004 Dave. would appreciate any info or knowledge on this situation. I know a bridge you can drive a vehicle across is not impossible to build but, I have not run across one so far.
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Re: Add on bridges

Postby dave3cu » Fri Jun 10, 2011 9:31 am

Federoff,

I was hoping you would say FSX. FSX has a new object(s) called 'extrusion bridges' that can be hardened.

For FS2004: I've never found any bridge library objects, default or add-on, that have a hardened surface.

As for building one, it's possible with Gmax (and FSDS I believe) but that's way beyond my 'expertise'.  An example is the landable Hood River bridge add-on scenery from Hovercontrol.com. (HRBridge.zip)

It is possible to lay a hardened surface, like a string of hardened helipads, just beneath the surface. I have experimented with that in the past, but it is a tedious job, even with a 'live view' object placer like EZ-Scenery or Instant Scenery.

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