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SamScene3D – Vancouver City Times v1.5.0
MSFS 2020/2024

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Works with MSFS 2024: Yes – Compatible
Works with MSFS 2020: Yes – Native
Vancouver is a major city in western Canada. This scenery is a re-design of Vancouver city area according to geographical position of objects. We bring out the best of MSFS photogrammetry around the city area, by fixing some textures and added back some missing buildings, this scenery also include Victoria area.

Suggestion: Use with World Update – Canada

Features:

• Over 300 handcrafted iconic … read morebuilding models over Vancouver and Victoria
• All buildings with 2K PBR textures
• Many famous museums, buildings, malls, hotels, banks, ATC tower, plaza, hospital,bridges, landmarks etc
• Detailed design of Vancouver Harbour Seaplane port (CYHC) and Victoria Seaplane port (CYWH)
• Detailed design of Vancouver Harbour Heliport
• Added many boats and yachts all over Vancouver and Victoria city shores
• Beautiful night effects of each buildings
• Corrected some default vegetation over the city
• Fully compatible with FsimStudio and FSDreamteam Vancouver airport
• It works with either photogrammetry turned on or off
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14 thoughts on “SamScene3D – Vancouver City Times v1.5.0
MSFS 2020/2024
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  1. JJonas

    Honestly, it just gives more real color to the buildings. It doesn’t add much to the experience if you are just flying, in the FLIGHT SIMULATOR, which is what you are supposed to be doing anyways. BUT if you want to keep staring at the buildings instead of flying, this is for you.

    1. Anonymous

      It’s alright, and good to try here if ever considering buying it. It is really only a better downtown with the condo and commercial towers fixed up. Nothing south of Granville bridge, no North Shore and still a bunch of weird post-apocalyptic photogrammetry buildings and giant trees still around.

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