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Contents 1 Getting Started 2 Blender 3 Conversion from Microsoft FS2004 4 Downloading scenery 5 Miscellaneous

[edit] Getting Started

• Building an object for X-Plane - Daniel Leygnat
• X-Plane Scenery Development Forum

[edit] Blender

• Blender home page
• Making X-Plane Buildings with Blender - John Notis
• Using Blender to create X-Plane scenery - Jonathan Harris
• Animation.zip Download file These files illustrate how to make animated objects in Blender. Contains a throttle, yoke and a stick. - Jonathan Harris
• Scenery & Cockpit import & export scripts for Blender - Jonathan Harris

[edit] Conversion from Microsoft FS2004

• Converts MS Flight Simulator 2004 add-on scenery packages to X-Plane scenery packages - Jonathan Harris

[edit] Downloading scenery

You may download X-Plane scenery packages and add-ons from these sites. Pay sites are marked with $

• x-scenery.com - Complete scenery packages & add-ons.
• Global Scenery Project - Download area for the Global Scenery Project (X-Plane v7).
• xpscenery.com - Scenery packages for Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Portland, and San Francisco. $
• Ted's X-Plane Scenery Page - These packages add details to the major airports
• Paris 1.0 scenery
• SRTM-based scenery
• global-scenery.org - Description of global scenery coverage in X-Plane. $

[edit] Miscellaneous

• Emacs/XEmacs Syntax highlighting on X-Plane .obj files - Jonathan Harris