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This is a tutorial about the physics engine "active sky next." This version is compatible with "p3d v3" and it's cracked so you can enjoy the software without buying it. It has a lot of terrain textures and different types of vegetation, which makes for very realistic scenery. There are many places to find tutorials on the internet, but we'll use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-XN2-Dojhw as our example in this tutorial because it has a montage with music and is entertaining to watch! Watching any video on YouTube requires reading at least some comments (and sometimes those comments take more time than they save). You can try to skim through the comments looking for clues about what they are talking about, but that doesn't always work. This requires patience and is time-consuming, but it does work. One way to do this is to look at the first 2 posts on any video you want to learn how to make. Try to find out what kind of software they use; it will help you narrow down your search for the tutorial. This website also has lessons on making maps for P3D, but like any tutorial they require patience and trial and error (mostly error). Here is a tutorial which shows you how to make a simple highway; it only requires the "active sky next" software. The process for this one is as follows: This is a simple tutorial on how to make a city map. It's the same as the highway tutorial except that it has roads and buildings. It can be completed in 30 minutes; however, it does require reading comments and taking notes, which is time-consuming and slow. This is no doubt an easy feat, but if you're like most people who want to learn how to make maps for P3D, this process will take you time and effort before you actually finish one. The process for this one is as follows: This a a tutorial on a map for P3D. It's a little more advanced than the previous tutorials, so it will take a little more time to learn how to use. The process for this one is as follows: This is another very simple tutorial on how to make a road map with buildings and vegetation. The difference between this one and the other two is that the buildings in this one are very detailed with "buildings within buildings" and they have different designs, which makes it hard to create that same look in the other 2 tutorials. It can be completed in 20 minutes; however, it does require reading comments and taking notes, which is time-consuming and slow. This is no doubt an easy feat, but if you're like most people who want to learn how to make maps for P3D, this process will take you much effort and time before you actually finish one. The process for this one is as follows: This tutorial does not require the "active sky next" software because it uses Google Earth as its terrain generator; however, it's still a good way to learn how to make maps for P3D since it shows the entire process (without editing). cfa1e77820
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