[Kedumba]

Thanks for the positive comments everyone, it is really appreciated.

By the way, are you using the freeware download "Phoenix Creator" to do the editing?

Yup thats exactly what I'm using. Has a bit of a learning curve as the instructions manual isn't terribly helpful but I'm getting there.

I like the unforgiving runways. Roll off the edge and "crunch". Better than the Phoenix runways which allow you to miss without consequences.

That was actually unintentional. I was setting up areas of "long Grass" and I thought I may have had to lift up the area slightly off the ground to get the long grass effect. Only after I'd put in a number of areas I realised that if you went off the edge of the runway there was problems. Unsure whether to leave them "as is" or to reduce their height to be more inline with the ground level in keeping with the normal Phoenix photo fields. Nothing in the instruction manuals on what to do here so it's only trial and error.

certainly the collision boxes were as realistically placed as the other field environments that come with Phoenix or can be downloaded as unsupported add-ons.

Thanks, but I'm probbably too much of a perfectionist to be happy with it as it stands. There is still a lot I want to do yet.

So Mick, your good work can't be helped along by any of us unless you want us to have your project file

Steve, That is exactly correct. I have no problem sharing the .pxf files however there becomes the problem of being able to consolodate all of the changes from various people. I.e. person fixes a tree and person 2 fixes a tower, there is no way of them to save it back to a "master" pxf file. So unfortunatly, whilst I'd be happy to share the file, there would really be no point in doing so. Having said that, I'm happy to share it with anyone who wants it.

I can also make the pano files available to anyone who wants to have a fiddle with it.

Speaking of which, I am trying a different stitching program which allows some manual editing of the pano and seems to be giving me much better results, so it's possible that the next release will have a whole new pano picture with a whole lot less join errors and a much much better looking sky.