Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020

Library1v14-8-cbj object visual guide

Types of objects in this library
Agriculture Aircraft x1
Church x1
Cones x4 Gables x3
Fences
(17 types farm chainlink mesh horse hand-rail paling cattle-grid) x151
Fire Extinguisher x1
Flag Pole x1
Fuel area - pipes - signs x8
Fuel trailer x2
Gas (petrol) station x3
Gliders x4 Hang-gliders x2 Paragliders x2
Flying:- Gliders x4 Hang-gliders x4 Paragliders x4 (READ HINTS)
Glider trailers x4
Grain storage hoppers silos x 4
Power poles x2
Rail platforms x3 station x1
Rail locomotive x1 passenger_carriage x2 grain_hoppers x2
Towers fire x1
Towers radio x6
Weather station small x4
Windsock x3 Windsock light x1
Agriculture Aircraft Air Tractor AT802

Air-Tractor-AT-802-cbj fire fighting version of this popular aircraft

Church

church-small-19x8-cbj
Cones – Gables

gable-orange-3x1cbj gable-white-3x1cbj gable-yellow-3x1cbj

cone-blue-0p8x0p5cbj cone-red-stripe-0p8x0p5cb cone-white-0-8x0-5cbj cone-yellow-0p8x0p5cbj

these will not disappear at short distances

Fences 14 types
Farm x2 chainlink x3 meshx3 hand-rail horse paling tall-chainlink tall-mesh cattle-grid

---------------- Using fence hints

Fences are produced without end posts the idea being to daisy chain them together (easier than putting one
post on top of another). There are individual posts to add where required at the end of a line or if two ends
meet. There are also no-post sections to use if two posts meet. All fences extend below ground so they can be
raised if required (untick the ‘Snap to ground’ in the ‘Properties’ window then adjust ‘Offset to ground’ ).

Procedure
1 Determine heading
Check angle of road (fence line) by placing a long fence section scaled up to match the full length of the fence
line. Adjust the direction (fine tuning by entering adjustments in the ‘Heading’ box). Adjust the height of the
end of the fence by using the ‘Pitch’ (or ‘Bank’ depending on the original design angle of the fence). Leave this
fence section in place to help with alignment of the rest of the fence sections.
OR
Use Google Earth and its ruler to get an angle (adjusted by 90 180 or -90 depending on design angle of the
fence).

2 Adding fence sections

A good idea is to use the ‘Duplicate’ button in the ‘Scenery Editor’ box to copy the ‘1 Determine heading’ fence
section. Adjust the ‘Scale’ back to 1.0. Use the ‘Replace model’ button in the ‘Properties’ box to change the
fence type to what is required for the first piece. Using the ‘Duplicate’ and ‘Replace model’ buttons will save
time placing additional sections. For long fence lines raise view point high up then use the ‘Duplicate’ button to
create new sections and loosely place them ready for the next procedure.

3 Align sections
Place the first section of fence then add second section to the end and adjust from inline then to the side so
they meet. Viewing from the side of the join select the first section and enter a new 'Pitch' (or ‘Bank’ depending
on fence type) value to adjust height to match the second section (determined by the angle of the ground) . If
the ground is very lumpy then shorter sections may be required to stop the fence sinking or being air born at
mid-section. If pitch required is more than about 5 deg then 1 section fences (Pitch 0 deg) may look better (no
match for height possible).

4 Adjust the length (end point) of the fence line to match the scenery
Several ways of doing this.
--For long lengths
-Adjusting the ‘scale’ (entering new values in the scale box is easiest). Best done on the longest sections
or all sections (minimal effect on the height). Pitch (angle) can be readjusted to help match heights.
Height can also be adjusted in the ‘offset to ground’ box
(untick the ‘Snap to ground’ in the ‘Properties’ box).

--For shorter lengths

-Sections can be concertinaed (overlapped). Both sections need to be the same angle (Heading & Pitch)
and scale. Using a no-post section can help and then add a post if required.
Farm fence 1.3m concrete posts - visible long distance
Alternatives - Farm Wood fence Fence Low mesh

farm-fence-1s-cbj
farm-fence-2s-cbj
farm-fence-5s-cbj
farm-fence-10s-cbj
farm-fence-20s-cbj farm-fence-no-post-cbj farm-fence-no-post-half-cbj farm-fence-post-cbj

HINT to adjust small lengths of fencing use no-post-half post (over lap)
to adjust long lengths of fencing use scale

Farm fence Ends Gates alternate Gates - Chain-link Gates

farm-fence-end-BottomToTopStay farm-fence-gate-cbj farm-fence-gate-open-cbj

farm-fence-end-TopToBottomStay-cbj

HINT Stays are installed with the bottom at the corner/end.

Diagonal Brace

fence-corner-concrete-end-cbj fence-corner-concrete-end-cbj
farm-fence-2s-cbj farm-fence-post-cbj
Farm Wood fence 1.3m wood posts - visible long distance
Alternatives - Farm fence Fence Low mesh

farm-fenceWood-1s-cbj
farm-fenceWood-2s-cbj
farm-fenceWood-5s-cbj
farm-fenceWood-10s-cbj
farm-fenceWood-20s-cbj farm-fenceWood-no-post-cbj
farm-fence-no-post-cbj
farm-fenceWood-no-post-half-cbj
farm-fenceWood-dropper-cbj
farm-fenceWood-post-cbj
HINT to adjust long lengths of fencing use scale
to adjust small lengths of fencing use no-post no-post-half dropper post (over lap)

Farm Wood fence Ends

fence-corner-wood-end-cbj farm-fenceWood-post-cbj
farm-fenceWood-start-cbj farm-fenceWood-end-cbj
farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m-cbj farm-fenceWood-end-cbj + farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m-cbj

HINTS
- farm-fenceWood-end-cbj + farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m-cbj should be in the same location
place farm-fenceWood-end > ‘Duplicate’ > ‘Replace model’ with farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m

- farm-fenceWood-start = farm-fence-end-BottomToTopStay farm-fenceWood-end-cbj = farm-fence-end-TopToBottomStay

- Stays are installed with the bottom at the corner/end.

Diagonal Brace

fence-corner-wood-end-cbj fence-corner-wood-end-cbj
farm-fenceWood-2s-cbj farm-fenceWood-post-cbj

Farm Wood fence Gates

farm-fenceWood-end-cbj farm-fenceWood-post-cbj farm-fenceWood-start-cbj

farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m-cbj fence-chainlink-gate-3m-noPost-cbj X2 farm-fenceWood-no-post-3m-cbj

HINT gates have been raised

Fence chain-link

Chain-link 1 rail 1m tall

fence-chainlink-1rail-10s-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-1m-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-1s-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-1s-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-2s-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-5s-cbj
fence-chainlink-1rail-post-cbj
Chain-link 2 rail 1m tall

fence-chainlink-2rail-10s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-1m-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-1s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-1s-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-2s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-5s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2rail-post-cbj

Chain-link 2 wire 1m tall

fence-chainlink-2wire-10s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-1m-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-1s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-1s-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-2s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-5s-cbj
fence-chainlink-2wire-post-cbj
Chain-link gates 1m tall

fence-chainlink-gate-1m-cbj fence-chainlink-gate-1m-noPost-cbj fence-chainlink-gate-2m-cbj

fence-chainlink-gate-2m-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-gate-3m-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-gate-4m-noPost-cbj
fence-chainlink-gateX2-2m-cbj fence-chainlink-post-cbj

Fence mesh Green posts 0.9m tall

fence-mesh-10s-cbj
fence-mesh-5s-cbj
. fence-mesh-2s-cbj
fence-mesh-1s-cbj fence-mesh-1s-noPost1s-cbj
fence-mesh-1m-cbj fence-mesh-1m-noPost-cbj fence-mesh-post-cbj
Fence mesh gates 0.9m tall

fence-mesh-gate-1m-cbj
fence-mesh-gate-2m-cbj
fence-mesh-gateX2-2m-cbj
fence-mesh-post-cbj

Fence mesh grey Grey posts 1.2m tall

fence-mesh-grey-10s-cbj
fence-mesh-grey-5s-cbj
fence-mesh-grey-2s-cbj
fence-mesh-grey-1s-cbj fence-mesh-grey-1s-noPost-cbj fence-mesh-grey-1m-noPost-cbj fence-mesh-grey-post-cbj
Fence mesh grey gates 1.2m tall

fence-mesh-grey-gateX2-1m-cbj fence-mesh-grey-gateX2-2m-cbj

fence-mesh-grey-gate-1m-cbj fence-mesh-grey-gate-1p2m-cbj fence-mesh-grey-gate-2m-cbj

Fence hand rail 1m tall

fence-handrail-10s-cbj
fence-handrail-1m-cbj
fence-handrail-1s-cbj
fence-handrail-1s-noPost-cbj
fence-handrail-2s-cbj
fence-handrail-5s-cbj
fence-handrail-post-cbj
Fence horse rail 1.5m tall for use around race course

fence-horse-rail-10s-cbj
fence-horse-rail-1s-cbj
fence-horse-rail-1s-noPost-cbj
fence-horse-rail-20s-cbj
fence-horse-rail-2s-cbj
fence-horse-rail-5s-cbj
fence-horse-rail-post-cbj

Fence paling 2m tall

fence-paling-50m-cbj
fence-paling-2m-cbj
fence-paling-10m-cbj

HINT adding some posts will improve these ‘scale’ up and ‘offset to ground’ as required
farm-fence-dropper-cbj for wooden post
fence-chainlink-post-cbj for concrete post
Do it yourself combinations (a few suggestions)

farm-fence-post-cbj x6 fence-paling-10m-cbj ‘Scale’ 2.0 ‘offset to ground’ -2.75

farm-fence-post-cbj x2 fence-paling-2m-cbj ‘Scale’ 2.0 ‘offset to ground’ -2.75

fence-paling-2m-cbj ‘bank’ 90 (NOT -90 (triangle below ground)) ‘Scale’ 1.66 ‘ offset to ground’ 1.7
farm-fence-post-cbj ‘ offset to ground’ 0.47

fence-chainlink-post-cbj ‘Scale’ 1.75

fence-paling-2m-cbj x2 ‘bank’ 90 (NOT -90) Scale’ 1.66 ‘ offset to ground’ 1.7
fence-handrail-post-cbj ‘Scale’ 1.4 ‘ offset to ground’ 0.4
fence-mesh-post-cbj ‘Scale’ 1.3 ‘ offset to ground’ 0.3

fence-handrail-5s-cbj
Place all sections then select all (shift Lclick drag) ‘Duplicate’ then ‘offset to ground’ -0.5 for lower rail

fence-horse-rail-2s-cbj ‘Scale’ 0.7

Place all sections then select all (shift Lclick drag) ‘Duplicate’ then ‘offset to ground’ -0.4 for lower rail
Fence tall chainlink 1.9m tall
Similar to MSFS fences but better because
-mesh can be seen further away (check out photo below)
-will not disappear at long distances (frame rates still good because final LOD models only have 3 triangles)
-multiple lengths available so long distances (airport perimeter) can be added with a lot less effort

fence-tall-chainlink-20s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-10s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-5s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-2s-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-start-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-end-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-no-post -1s -1m -2m
fence-tall-chainlink-1s-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-post-cbj

Fence tall chainlink - example

This
is designed to be daisy chained starting each section with fence-tall-chainlink-start-cbj and ending with
fence-tall-chainlink-end-cbj

fence-tall-chainlink-start-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-2s-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-end-cbj

fence-tall-chainlink-start-cbj
. fence-tall-chainlink-post-cbj
Fence tall chainlink 1rail 1.9m tall
Similar to MSFS fences but better because
-mesh can be seen further away (check out photo below) -multiple lengths available (easy long distance)
-will not disappear at long distances (frame rates still good because final LOD models only have 3 triangles)

fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-20s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-10s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-5s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-2s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-line-pole-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-end-pole-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-start-1s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-1s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-noPost -1s -2m 1m

Fence tall chainlink 1rail - example

-end poles are taller -line poles just reach rail
-use noPost sections to adjust length (use same angle) add line poles as required see example
-start each section with: fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-start-1s-cbj end with: fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-end-pole

fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-line-pole fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-start-1s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-noPost -2m -1m fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-start-1s-cbj
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-2s-cbj fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-end-pole
fence-tall-chainlink-1rail-start-1s-cbj
Fence tall mesh (woven wire – vermin – animal) 1.9m tall
This fence is used to keep animals out. Used around airports in Australia to keep kangaroos out.

fence-tall-mesh-20s-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-10s-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-5s-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-pole-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-pole-1s-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-start-cbj fence-tall-mesh-end-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-2s-cbj
- fence-tall-mesh-picket-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-no-post -1s -2m -1m
fence-tall-mesh-1s-cbj
Fence tall mesh -example

round poles at the start and end of each length with star pickets (Y posts) in between
fence-tall-mesh-end
fence-tall-mesh-2s-cbj fence-tall-mesh-start-cbj
. fence-tall-mesh-pole-1s-cbj fence-tall-mesh-pole-cbj
fence-tall-mesh-start-cbj
HINTS:- this fence has the mesh fixed to one side (as in real life). The mesh from one section has to be
accurately aligned with the next section. All sections must be same scale.
Aligning sections - Start above fence and align 2 sections side to side by moving the second section. Move to
the side about 10m away and adjust the angle of the first section by entering values in the ‘bank’ box so both
sections match vertically .
Adjust length by - small adjustment to scale (all sections) - adding no-post sections – overlapping sections
Fence tall gate 1.9m tall
These gates to be used with tall-chainlink and tall-mesh fences.

fence-tall-gate-1m-cbj
fence-tall-gate-2m-cbj
fence-tall-gate-3m-RH-cbj fence-tall-gate-3m-LH-cbj

Fence low mesh (woven wire ) 1.1m tall alternative to Farm Fence
Typical fence for farms and small airports. Mesh with star pickets and concrete, wood or steel end posts

fence-low-mesh-20s-cbj

fence-low-mesh-10s-cbj

fence-low-mesh-5s-cbj fence-corner-concrete-start-cbj fence-corner-concrete-end-cbj fence-corner-concrete-post-cbj

fence-corner-wood-start-cbj fence-corner-wood-end-cbj fence-corner-wood-post-cbj

fence-low-mesh-2s-cbj fence-corner-steel-start-cbj fence-corner-steel-end-cbj fence-corner-steel-post-cbj

fence-low-mesh-post-cbj
fence-low-mesh-no-post > -1s -2m -1m -0p5
fence-low-mesh-1s-cbj
Fence low mesh -example

fence-corner-concrete-end-cbj
fence-low-mesh-no-post-1m-cbj
fence-low-mesh-no-post-2m-cbj
fence-low-mesh-post-cbj
fence-low-mesh-2s-cbj
fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj
fence-corner-concrete-start-cbj
fence-corner-concrete-start-cbj
fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj
fence-low-mesh-1s-cbj
fence-corner-concrete-end-cbj
fence-corner-concrete-post-cbj

HINTS:-
The corner posts come with no mesh so use the no post sections as in the example above. Easy way is to
‘Duplicate’ fence-corner-concrete-start-cbj and then ‘Replace model’ to fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj so
both centers are then in the same place.

This fence has the mesh fixed to one side (as in real life). The mesh from one section has to be accurately
aligned with the next section. All sections must be same scale.

Aligning sections - Start above fence and align 2 sections side to side by moving the second section. Move to
the side about 5m away and adjust the angle of the first section by entering values in the ‘bank’ box so both
sections match vertically . Recheck and adjust side to side.

Adjust length by - small adjustment to scale (all sections) - adding no-post sections – overlapping sections. The
example above shows this with fence-low-mesh-no-post-2m-cbj fence-low-mesh-no-post-1m-cbj
added and over lapped as required. Then adding fence-low-mesh-post-cbj
Fence low mesh - H corners

farm-fenceWood-start-cbj farm-fenceWood-post-cbj fence-corner-wood-end-cbj farm-fenceWood-post-cbj

fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj fence-low-mesh-1s-cbj fence-low-mesh-no-post-1s-cbj

HINT
1. Place mesh sections with two no-post sections at start and one at the end
2. ‘Duplicate’ first section and ‘Replace model’ with farm-fenceWood-start-cbj and move it sideways
3. in Gizmo enter heading+90 (calculate) to match fence direction enter 0 in ‘Bank’ (if not 0)
4. ‘Duplicate’ and ‘Replace model’ with farm-fenceWood-post-cbj and move it to end of farm-fenceWood-start-cbj
5. Select both objects ‘Duplicate’ and drag to the other end of the fence and replace fenceWood-start with fenceWood -end
6. Select end objects and move into position next to mesh fence as shown above

Cattle-grid

cattle-grid-6x3-cbj

fence-horse-rail-2s-cbj scale=0.5
fence-horse-rail-post-cbj scale=0.5
place bottom rail+post then use ‘Duplicate’ and raise the copied rails ‘Offset to ground’ = 0.6
Flag pole

flag-pole-8m-cbj
Fuel area

refuel-area-piping-cbj refuel-area-tank-top-cbj BP-pole-sign-cbj

BP-fence-sign-cbj AVGAS-sign-cbj
AVGAS-large-sign-cbj
Flammable-liquids-sign-cbj JET-A-1-sign-cbj fire-extinguisher-cbj

BP-pole-sign-cbj flag-pole-8m-cbj refuel-area-piping-cbj refuel-area-tank-top-cbj

BP-fence-sign-cbj AVGAS-sign-cbj Flammable-liquids-sign-cbj FuelStation_Pack03(MSFS library)
Fence_Grilling04….. fences (MSFS library) StreetLamp_Type2_Single(MSFS library)
Stairs_Yellow_Small (MSFS library) AVGAS-large-sign-cbj JET-A-1-sign-cbj
Fuel trailers

fuel-trailer-5m-cbj fuel-trailer2-5m-cbj

Gas (petrol) station

gas-service-station-pumps-cbj gas-service-station-shop-cbj gas-service-station-sign-cbj

Glider trailer

glider-trailer-blue-9m-cbj
glider-trailer-green-9m-cbj
glider-trailer-orange-9m-cbj
glider-trailer-red-9m-cbj
Glider to change wing on ground rotate 17.9 deg
available as --- ‘Scenery’ visible 24hrs a day
Or --- ‘SimObject’ visible only in daylight (1 hr after sunrise to 1 hr before sunset)

glider-DG100-red-cbj glider-DG100-blue-cbj
glider-DG100-orange-cbj glider-DG100-white-cbj

Hang-glider Paraglider Launch

NOTE:- Launch gliders are available as --- ‘Scenery’ visible 24hrs a day
Or --- ‘SimObject’ visible only in daylight (1 hr after sunrise to 1 hr before sunset)

paraglider-yellow-launch-cbj
paraglider-red-launch-cbj
hang-glider-green-launch-cbj
hang-glider-red-launch-cbj

These are set up on launch waiting for the pilots to hook up and fly.
The pilots can be Marshal (ground) objects available in the SimObject menu
Or People from this library (library 2)
FLYING GLIDERS (please read)
NOTE:- All flying gliders are available as --- ‘Scenery’ visible 24hrs a day
Or --- ‘SimObject’ visible only in daylight (1 hr after sunrise to 1 hr before sunset)
READ THIS:- ‘SimObject’ gliders have an MSFS bug that causes them to drop back to ground
level when viewed from a distance. This seems to only affect them when they are positioned on
sloping ground. To test for this bug turn on ‘Options > Debug model LODs’ (makes them easy
see). Now go back into the distance and watch the LODs and they will suddenly drop down to
ground level (disappear from high up). If everything is OK they will stay high until the S:0.50
value drops below 0.5 when the model disappears due to small size. Problems or even the
slightest doubt then use ‘Scenery’ version.

Following are flying:- gliders hang-gliders paragliders

NOTE its easy to lose the actual placing of these. Pick your spot on the ground and then raise
them (‘Properties’ box untick ‘Snap to ground’ , enter height in ‘Offset to ground’). Finding
them again for adjustments can be tricky. Try doing Left click drag to check an area of sky OR
by finding them in the ‘Scenery Editor’ window by doing a ‘Search …’ and selecting them there.
Still can’t find them? Then delete them and start again.
Thermal gliders fly in a circle at radius and speed appropriate for the glider type. Several of the
same type can be in the same place by changing the angle so they are on different sides of the
circle. It is possible they may gradually catch up to each other if one skips a video frame or two
so it would be safer to separate them vertically.
Ridge gliders fly in an elongated figure 8 pattern so they should always turn away from the
ridge they are flying in front of (into the wind supplying the lift). The length of the pattern
varies with different gliders (indicated next to the name). The angle to use is the one facing into
the slope. Eg. 0 deg (north) is for a slope facing 180 deg (south). The placement point is roughly
in the middle of the figure 8.

Scale:- scale these and the scale of the path will change as well
Glider - Flying (read notes above)

glider-blue-ridge-cbj 450m glider-orange-ridge-cbj 650m

glider-blue-thermal-cbj glider-orange-thermal-cbj

Hang-glider - Flying (read notes above)

hang-glider-green-ridge-cbj 300m hang-glider-red-ridge-cbj 300m

hang-glider-green-thermal-cbj hang-glider-red-thermal-cbj
Paraglider - Flying (read notes above)

paraglider-yellow-ridge-cbj 400m paraglider-red-ridge-cbj 300m

paraglider-yellow-thermal-cbj paraglider-red-thermal-cbj
Grain storage - hoppers silo

grain-silo-hopper-loader-cbj
grain-silo-hopper-6x16cbj (scaled up and lowered)
grain-silo-hopper-6x16cbj
grain-silo-hopper-6x10-cbj
concrete-siloX2-10x30cbj

Grain storage - hopper loader use

grain-silo-hopper-loader-cbj
grain-bunker-cone-35cbj ( library2-cbj )
rail-grain-hopper-wagonX4-cbj rail-diesel-locomotive-cbj
Power poles 12 m tall

power-pole-transformer-cbj
power-pole-cbj

StreetLamp_Wood01 02 03 04 05
------ MSFS library

These are all about 16m.

Taller than your average power pole(11m)
Railway
Station Platforms platforms are 1m high with 0.5m in ground - raise or lower as required

rail-platform-45x8x1-cbj
rail-platform-90x8x1-cbj
rail-platform-140x8x1-cbj rail-station-cbj (raised 1m to sit on platform)
rail-carpark-94x40-cbj (just to create flat area for station)
Trains

rail-grain-hopper-wagonX4-cbj rail-passenger-carriageX3-cbj

rail-grain-hopper-wagon-cbj rail-passenger-carriage-cbj
rail-diesel-locomotive-cbj
 Towers – Radio - Fire

tower-radio-guy-207m-cbj (w flashing white lights)

tower-radio-70m-cbj
tower-radio-60m-cbj
shed-4x6x3-cbj (library2v8-cbj) tower-concrete-mobPhone-41m-cbj
fire-tower-27m-cbj
ndb-tower-25m-cbj
Mil_Bevel_Storage_Box_02 (msfs library)
ndb-tower-25m-cbj flag-pole-8m-cbj tower-microwave-dish-2x20-cbj

Tips
height can be adjusted using ‘scale’ or ‘offset to ground’ (untick the ‘Snap to ground’ in the ‘Properties’ box)
fire-tower-27m can be used for racecourse observation tower . Lower by 2m then by multiples of 3m
tower-concrete-mobPhone-41m-cbj this is a tall mobile tower- shorter towers are around 25m
tower-radio-guy-207m-cbj shorten by lowering 50m at a time to cover each set of guy wires & lights
Weather station instruments

weather-station-stevenson-screen-cbj
weather-station-anemometer-cbj weather-station-instruments-cbj

Weather station complete with fence

weather-station-cbj
 Windsocks

windsock-orange-cbj
windsock-white-cbj
windsock-yellow-cbj
windsock msfs2020 stock
tsr-windsock_red_lit (‘windy things’ library by trfsto)
tsr-AUS_ flag (‘windy things’ library by trfsto)
scenery > flag-pole-8m-cbj

These are all ‘SimObject’ (‘object type’ in ‘Object’ box). This menu takes about a minute to load so be patient.
SimObjects cannot be scaled which is why the ‘windy things’ objects with smaller windsocks are included in the
photo. ‘windy things’ is not my library so all credit to trfsto if you use them. This is a small sample of the many
windsocks and flags in this library.

IMPORTANT
All the larger windsocks are based directly on the MSFS stock windsock which will point 180 deg in wrong
direction unless the heading is set to EXACTLY 0. Do this by entering 0 in the heading box.
The windsock at the bottom of the ‘Object type’ list (as opposed to the same one in the SimObjects list) did not
respond to entering 0 for me (because the editor always adds a few numbers to the 0 ie 0.000014).
The solution for this is to edit the ‘Save Scenery’ .xml file .
This is located in your_airport > PackageSources > scen > your_airport_SCN.xml
Save a copy in case you muck it up then open it in Windows notepad. Use the Edit>Find.. menu to locate the
windsock and enter 0 for the heading.

<SceneryObject lat="-35.99424927150281" lon="142.91911001833208" alt="0.00000000000000"

pitch="0.000014" bank="-0.000014" heading="0" imageComplexity="VERY_SPARSE" altitudeIsAgl="TRUE"
snapToGround="TRUE" snapToNormal="FALSE">
<SimObject containerTitle="Windsock" scale="1.000000"/>
</SceneryObject>
Windsock light

windsock-light-cbj windsock-light-cbj
windsock-orange-cbj

The lights can be seen from a long distance

Hints:-
- Adjusting lights to match windsock.
The lights are already at the correct height. The horizontal position needs to be adjusted. Final adjustments can
be done by observing the direction to move at the top and then moving close the bottom to do them. Entering
the same position in the Lat, Lon boxes does not work because all the figures are not shown there. (you could
edit the .xml).

- Moving windsock and lights

Select both of them by dragging a box using shift + left mouse button