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This was our first project using the Microsoft Flight Sim 2020 SDK. The scenery consists of The Humber Bridge. The Humber Bridge connects the East Riding of Yorkshire with North Linconshire, England. The Humber Bridge was the longest single span suspension bridge in the world up until 1998.
With version 3 we are back with the full bridge model as we can now exclude the ASOBO model that came along with the UK update last year. We have added a lot of additional signage, blended it in better with the scene and added the maintenance cradles and cabling. We've also modified the collision physics so that you can fly under as well as land on the road deck, but take note that the cables and towes are now collidable too.
IMPORTANT: IF YOU ARE UPGRADING FROM VERSION 0.9, PLEASE DELETE THE hmbrbrdg DIRECTORY FROM YOUR COMMUNITY FOLDER. If upgrading from 1.0 PLEASE DELETE THE uk-humber-estuary folder.
Please see the attached PDF file inside the zip file which covers: Installation; Finding the community folder; Licensing; Credits; Contacts; Change Log.
See you in the Sim!
Chris [ AKA CAPT 5L0W ]
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The Humber Bridge Enhancement
Explore The Humber Bridge Enhancement, a detailed scenery add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Fly over the iconic Humber Bridge, connecting East Riding of Yorkshire with North Lincolnshire, England. Version 3 includes a full bridge model with additional signage, maintenance cradles, and modified collision physics for a more immersive experience. Dont forget to check the PDF guide for installation instructions and updates.
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Compiled with SDK Version 0.20.4 - Brough BAE systems Aerodrome has been decommissioned (it can be added back on request) - High intensity anti-collision lighting has been added to the Humber Bridge. - Two animated vehicles crossing the Humber Bridge have been added (models to be replaced).


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