This patch is not a collection of airports, airstrips, or anything like that.

Its sole purpose is to improve the default scenery for Alaska. It looks fine in many places, and even quite good in some, but elsewhere it looks bad or downright awful. MSFS24 is a fantastic flight sim for bush flying, and Alaska feels like the ideal place to do it.

All I want is to make things better, or at least less bad, and have my fixes fit seamlessly into the default environment.

I can't realistically list every fix I've made, but here are the main areas where you'll notice changes:

• Prince William Sound (including the massive Montague Island)
• Tongass Area
• Chugach Area
• Cook Inlet
• Copper River mouth
• And more...

Overall, you'll find hundreds (thousands?) of lake and ponds and rivers fixed, thousands of kilometers of corrected coastline, color corrected satellite imagery (even some alternative imagery in one place), etc.

I’m already working on updates to expand this project. My main goal for the next update is to have a fully corrected Admiralty Island. (there are also lots of fixes for it in this release: the western and southern coastline is mostly okay now, and most lakes have been leveled and filled with water.)

How to install

Please download and extract both files to your community folder. The alternative imagery one is pretty big, and that's the reason i've put it in a different package. I don't want to reupload it everytime I make an update.

Dependencies

None. That said, I strongly recommend using these two magnificent packs of bush strips for the Alaskan landscape. Both include scenery fixes that complement my project, and I intend to keep my project compatible with their work:

• Northcoaster76's Alaska Scenery Project
• phr34k86's Alaska Bush Strips Pack

I also recommend using Bijan's Seasons Enhanced 2024.

Return to Misty Moorings?

If you want to use RTMM sceneries with this project, it will break things. I recommend not using it... for now! A new and improved version of the RTMM sceneries are coming (it will take a bit of time, though).

What's next?

I can't make a list of what I intend to work on. Alaska is a massive place, there are a lot of places that need care, and I obviously can't fix everything. For now, I intend to work on the Tongass Area, the Cook Inlet, fix things in the Merril Pass and the Rainy pass, and follow the whole Copper River. I'd love to work on Kodiak islands after that. We'll see!

Hope you'll enjoy my work!