Download 12.61 MB Airport Design Editor (ADE) is a graphical design tool to create and enhance airports for Microsoft Flight Simulators 9 and X. Yamaha Mm6 Midi Files Download here. It takes it's inspiration from the excellent AFCAD2 developed for FS9 by Lee Swordy.

ADE does for FS9 and FSX what AFCAD does for FS9. It adds support for new FSX features such as fences, jetways and terrain. Users can also remove, move, or edit existing buildings and objects as well as adding new ones In addition to airport elements ADE also has a visual Approach Editor to add and enhance the approaches to your airports ADE is being developed with the help of a small group of dedicated airport designers with a wealth of knowledge and experience. ADE sets out to achieve two things in designing and enhancing airports. First to make the enhanced airport look good, and second to make it work properly. Airport design must address both aspects - the visible and the invisible. The design philosophy goes further in assisting users of all levels to get things right from the start.

Error checking and 'common sense' are built in. At the same time it is important to allow users flexibility. Airport Facilities Design • CAD style design of airports including all the facilities such as runways, aprons, taxiways, fencing and so on. • Navigation Aids. Editorial When trying to fly around in the world of FSX, I’ve always tried to be are of just how accurate everything seems to be. Having spent many hours reading about various airports – specifically, their design and their layout – I can find it quite difficult to understand where the designers were coming from with some of the original airports.

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In my reviews I tend to be quite scathing of Microsoft in my criticism of the original FSX designs. Let me clear; when it first came out, I was blown away – but when you see what the public can do? It really shows up the original FSX design quite badly. If you are looking for an easy way to get yourself into the right position in terms of being able to see airports that look more realistic and more enjoyable than their in-game counterparts, you need to give this mod a try. It’s designed for everyone out there who likes to get a little bit creative and see just how effective you can be when you take on the role of lead architect on a design on something as grand as an airport; it takes time, patience but it’s very much worthwhile.

You’ll get to see a whole new side to FSX as you’ll have such an incredibly interesting way to diversify the world around you; not quite sure how an airport should look? Then go down your own creative route.

With the incredibly simple user interface – if you ever worked with CAD in school or professionally, you’ll fall in love instantly – you can make pretty complex airports without having to be some kind of architectural genius yourself. It’s a very useful way to help spruce up the world and replace things you come across you wish looked a little bit different. It can take a bit of time to get used – I spent many hours building an architect’s nightmare – but once you get used to the features and are capable of following the simple enough instructions, you will find that this is one of the most enjoyable mods out there for FSX and just about any flight simulator. You can do so many different things with the tools provided and can create hugely impressive airports using what is nothing more than a pushed up drag and drop system – this makes design easy, even for architectural novices out there who don’t know where to start.