By and large ORBX Global addressed this nicely, even if the autogen with it is not, well, ideal but OK. I learned all this the hard way from working on a number of obscure islands or coastal areas in the Pacific region, where in FSX I would use the correct lat and long for the area and discover that it was not there, water for example instead of sandy flats. ORBX trees also did wonders around the globe and reduced the autogen load as well and is highly recommended. I found ORBX Global alone fixed up a number of areas in different parts of the world where there were significant inaccuracies between the real world outlines etc and what FSX was showing. Well I would say as above: ORBX GLOBAL, ORBX VECTOR and then appropriate ORBX LC and other special scenery packages for specific areas. I'd especially like to see some good scenery for mountainous regions with nicely crenelated alpine peaks instead of mountains of partially melted ice cream, but that's probably asking too much. But I'd like to get some opinions on what mesh (presumably 19-metre) works best with ORBX? I have some older FS Genesis stuff for North America, Alaska, and Hawaii, which, along with NZ, are my main focus flying-wise, but I'd like to expand to the UK and Europe eventually. On my old system I had ORBX for New Zealand - both North and South Islands - and was quite happy with it, so I've decided to commit to ORBX on a larger scale and will eventually get as much of their stuff as I want to tailor to my flying style and experience. I've got the sim up and running and I've been re-familiarizing myself with things and doing some fun flying.

I'm still plugging away at re-installing FSX on to my relatively new, custom rig.

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