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My POSKY 737 fleet. Enjoy. 8-)

Certainly the planes are very nice, but I was super impressed by the scenery, as well.  Is this FSX?

Quite curious,
~Darrin

Good display of graphics, but its the same angle every two shots...

When the AC is the focus of my shot, that is generally the angle I use, and it can seem redundant which is why I shot at 6 different locations with pleasant scenery 8-)

Hey Darrin, that is FS9!

Prob FS9 with cool photoreal scenery, as POSKY craft aren't fully functional in FSX (at least their VC's)

Those are some of the nicest FS9 shots I've seen. What scenery did you use on the 1st, 2nd and 5th?

Hey Darrin, that is FS9!

O.M.G.  :o  I want my FS9 scenery to look that marvy!  So, can you tell me what scenery add-on that is, or is it a closely guarded secret?

Ever more curious,
~Darrin

Darrin, I wouldnt keep that a secret, maybe to some people though
http://blueskyscenery.com/download.html

Hey Dan,
1st: Long Beach, CA
2nd:West end of Oahu, HI
5th:Above KPHX, Pheonix, AZ

excellent set PD again,beautiful AC,love the 737 and that scenery is very nice too

cheers
Dave

I love the second one.

POSKY's 737 fleet get on my nerves, you can't put textures into one Aircraft, they have to be seperate  :'(
Good shots.

POSKY's 737 fleet get on my nerves, you can't put textures into one Aircraft, they have to be seperate  :'(
Good shots.

What exactly do you mean?  If you are talking about the aircraft selection menu in FS9, just edit the POSKY aircraft .cfg files so that the manufacturer and aircraft type read the same (ie. "Boeing" and "737-xxx", xxx being whatever the specific model of 737 the aircraft is).  If you do that, the aircraft will then show up under the same manufacturer and as textures under the same type.

If you are talking about the files in your aircraft folder, again, you can do some consolidation if you put a bit of work into it.  AS long as the models use everything the same but for the textures, you can just copy the different textures into one folder, relabeling them texture.1, etc.  Then, in that folder's aircraft.cfg file, just edit it so that it has the necessary profiles for each aircraft textures.

The necessary information will look something like this:

[fltsim.x] <--- where x is the number of the appropriate texture folder
title=Boeing 737-400
sim=Boeing737-400
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=
kb_checklists=Boeing737-400_check
kb_reference=Boeing737-400_ref
atc_id=N737Z
. . . etc., etc.

It is possible to consolidate POSKY files in various ways, provided you are talking about different skins for the same aircraft model.   That is, if I understood your problem correctly.  Hope this helps.

All the best,
~Darrin

PS
PD87, thanks for that scenery link.  They sure do some nice work!
~D

Awesome planes, awesome shots.

#4 should have had textures like the plane in my signature...  ;)

Nice pics!!