Step 5 - Installing X-Plane 11 Scenery Libraries and Packages
In this video, I'll show you where to get and how to install the libraries you'll need to install the X-Plane 11 freeware scenery packages. As usual, I've indexed the chapters so you can skip around.
Table Of Contents (TOC)
00:00 Intro
03:58 Searching for Scenery Enhancements at X-Plane.org
04:44 Installing a payware scenery enhancement package (SFD Global) without an installer
09:48 Why we restart X-Plane to load addons? Rebuilding scenery_packs.ini
11:54 The order of reorganizing scenery_packs.ini file
13:50 The order X-Plane loads and why it's important
14:30 Checking to see if SFD Global made a difference
16:38 About X-Plane library files
17:05 Copying library files from my hard drive to the custom scenery folder
17:25 TIP - Avoid this trap when selecting libraries to copy - nested folders
21:37 More about scenery packages requiring libraries
22:48 Downloading and installing a library file from X-Plane
25:31 Rebuilding the scenery_packs.ini file
25:25 Reorganizing my library files in scenery_packs.ini
27:27 Copying additional libraries to custom scenery
31:00 How to determine which libraries you need for your X-Plane scenery packages
32:35 Finding missing libraries (Idaho Backcountry Scenery Package)
44:05 Checking the differences the libraries have made in X-Plane
48:02 Finishing the library install process for the missing library files.
56:39 Rebuilding scenery_packs.ini again
01:00:01 Loading X-Plane with our Idaho Backcountry Scenery Package installed
01:01:18 My failed flight at an Idaho backcountry airport.
01:04:26 What's next - Ortho and Orbix