A few hours ago, Aerosoft announced on their website that a collaboration between CDB Scenery Design and Maps2XPlane has materialised to produce Saint Croix for X-Plane 11. Like many other works from Maps2XPlane, Aerosoft will be the publisher repping the developers. The announcement is short but pointedly, offering the standard issue features users expect in a scenery product.
Saint Croix is the largest constituent in the collection of islands that make up the US Virgin Islands located in the Caribbean Sea; it is nicknamed “Twin City” due to having two towns occupying the western and northeast end of the island.
The anchoring highlight of this scenery is the terraformation with a custom “photo-terrain-mesh” which stretches across the entire island, a notable specialty of Maps2XPlane, the main air-gateway for the island; Henry E. Rohlsen Airport brings the landmass to life with customised assets decorated throughout the precinct with localised renditions of vegetation, autogen buildings and a reworked road and sea network with dynamic traffic.
The scenery will additionally cover the two towns situated on each end of the island; Christiansted and Frederiksted with the basic landmarks and features, with Christiansted Seaplane Base also modelled in. For more images and the original announcement, head over to their website post.