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@iniBuilds Can this be moved to the new OTHH forum section please? Thanks!

Hi ini, thank you for providing us with a high fidelity Doha airport, it's very well done and I like seeing how the Middle East is getting populated more and more with quality products. I hope Abu Dhabi (OMAA) will get the same quality treatment for 2024 eventually! One thing that needs a fix in my opinion is the western airport boundary, where everything is completely flat. No buildings, no road lights, no bushes, all just flat. Now I know this is a remote part of the airport. But it IS right next to parking stand and a taxiway, and what we see now doesn't feel very "Premium". I don't expect to see very detailed modelling, not at all. But at the very least some Autogen buildings and the odd library object here and there should be placed in this area, just so that it won't be all flat around you when taxiing or parking in that area. So I hope you can fix this area, it is a rather large patch of land after all, and right now it doesn't match the high visual standard of the rest of the airport and its premium price tag.

Well there's nothing you can do really. In theory you could disable the GSE in the ini configurator and then use MSFS' Scenery Editor to place GSE with better LOD properties from other sceneries you have installed. But that would be an enormous task for such a large airport.

Hello ini, thanks for updating Heathrow, one can see a nice step up from your previous iteration! One thing that doesn't feel so "Premium" is the very aggressive LOD-ing you do. The LOD transitions are far more visible than on competing large airports, for example when compared to Aerosoft Frankfurt. Same size airport, far smoother LOD transitions with more detail visible earlier on the German counterpart. Perhaps this is something that can be optimised a bit in the near future? Having said that, it's not terrible, with one exception: Your static GSE seem to have only 2 LODs? One is a brick without textures and the other is full detail? The problem is, that texture-less brick is still visible when one has already turned into a stand. Only then the LOD transitions to full detail: I don't mind so much that you have reduced the amount of GSE. But this extremely late transition from brick to normal model is quite the killer for immersion. One can see white bricks everywhere when taxiing around the airport. Can you not at least make the texture appear a bit earlier so that it's already visible when positioned on the taxiway abeam the gate? Also, please fix the runway lights for 09R. You have positioned the touchdown zone lights and the green threshold lights at the wrong position (needs to start at the displaced threshold). It is however correct on 09L. A fix would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you for addressing ALL my raised items so quickly, superb service, very highly appreciated! One last thing in case you'd be willing to do another update at some point: You have placed a few of the stock asset street cars onto parking stands as ground clutter. The problem with them is, these are not meant to be used as ground support equipment because their texture is of extremely low resolution, I think they're meant to be used on parking lots viewed from a distance. Now seeing these rather ugly car models up close because they're parked next to the cockpit window is a bit unfortunate because the cars do not fit your otherwise very crisp modelling at all. I mean feel free to place these wherever you see them fit, but perhaps just not onto aircraft stands where they are visible very close-up? Oh and as you can see above, the GSE you placed forward-right on most aircraft stands can conflict with dynamic GSE placed around AI aircraft. If it is possible to move these items a bit out of the way, that would be brilliant. Thanks again for that super fast update, I'll make sure to leave you a review!

Thank you, very much appreciated! In case you don't have it already, here's the TWY lighting info of the AIP: https://www.aurora.nats.co.uk/htmlAIP/Publications/2023-08-10-AIRAC/html/index-en-GB.html

Hi there, congratulations on your MSFS release of EGNV, I was very pleasantly surprised to see this airport done in high detail. Modelling and texturing is superb, it's crisp and the colours feel accurate. Also the ground textures look very life-like and I love how you did some static aircraft for the military area and Draken. I did find an error that requires an urgent fix I'm afraid: All taxiway signs are doubled, usually a smaller one in front of a larger one, and some are not showing the same signage between the two: Flat Objects Also I've found a few spots with flat objects on the aerial imagery that needs some work to not break immersion: Concrete road running over flat mounds of earth/sand Half a vehicle (?) and half an aircraft sticking out under the apron texture. One next to a hangar and the other is right next to aircraft parking spots: I hope you can cover these up with some grass (or concrete) textures? Especially the one next to the parking apron is very noticeable. Another very visible flat bright object right next to the taxiway, which looks rather bad when taxiing by. Maybe you can also just cover it with matching grass textures? Incorrect Taxiway Lighting configuration Checking the UK AIP I would suggest you fix the taxiway lights placement to better correspond to the real airport: The green centre line lighting on taxiway A should stop abeam stand 13, it does not go all the way to the runway Blue edge lighting is ONLY available on taxiway A. Taxiways B, C and D should NOT have any blue edge lighting. And last but not least: Could you add more aircraft spawning points? I see there are none at the military area and none in front of the hangars. Would be fantastic to have more choice of parkings for GA and military flying. The airport fence is missing! 🙂 You can clearly see on the aerial imagery where the fence is running along, would be fantastic if it were present in 3D. Thank you again for your work, I hope you can fix these items and bring the airport closer to perfection!