I tried editing the URL as you suggested, but the server keeps returning to the "home" map that first comes up when entering the site. Tried both the browser search and the refresh/query button on the webpage - same result.

Then I copied the URL, did a hand edit, and dropped the result into a new browser window, this time the operation timed out.
Is there any other way to specify the loction?

If someone has a moment, they might wish to confirm what I am seeing. Try any of the following KMHV, KPMD, KEDW. all airports in the California high desert supporting both civilian and military flight test operations. The texture database(s) from earlier releases (circa 2003-4) were definitely of a desert quality.

Regards
John W


Martin Spott wrote:

John Wojnaroski wrote:

some of the problem might be the way the map data is encoded, but seems that the older textures from a few revisions back seemed to work better producing brownish and reddish desert-like colors. Something has to be amiss.... can't imagine the USGS being that far off in encoding land use data or whoever is responsible for defining such attributes.

This is actually the data that has been used for the past Scenery
releases, I don't think the textures are at fault. Try visiting this
page:

 http://mapserver.flightgear.org/

.... in the "imgext" portion of the URL enter the lower left and the
upper right corner of the box you are interested in (+/- a half degree
is a good choice) and select the layers you want to see. This will tell
you what the dataset actually provides for the respective region. In
fact we currently don't have a definition for salt lakes - there are
several more detailed landcover types in VMAP0 that we don't use, but
no salt lakes.

Cheers,
        Martin.



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