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FARMS.ZIP  

"Farmstuff" -	A collection of SEE04 custom library objects
		Stuff you might need to build a farm.

Designed and constructed by:
Bryant Arnett <70303,666>

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This collection contains macros for placing 11 new library objects
into your own scenery files using SEE04 (the Scenery Enhancement
Editor by Laemming Wheeler).  Each object is actually constructed 
from several smaller objects, and the macros are used to "put them 
all together".  

You can view all of the objects by copying the files FARMSTUF.SC1
and FARMSTUF.MOD into your Flight Simulator directory.  Start up
Flight Simulator and load the mode called "FarmStuff Library Objects".
This will place you in Slew mode at a nice viewing location.  You will
need to pan around to see everything.  You should go to the Display
Control menu and set Image Complexity to "Complex" before attempting
to view this scenery (in other words, type:  2, E, 2, <spacebar>).

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The objects are:

BARN.MAC	An old fashioned barn raising
BIGBARN.MAC	A bigger barn, suitable for flying through
CORRAL.MAC	A 40 x 80 foot fenced area
COW1.MAC	Cow, grazing
COW2.MAC	Cow, looking up
FENCE1.MAC	500 ft. wooden fence
FENCE2.MAC	1000 ft. barbed wire fence
HORSE1.MAC	A trotting horse
SOPWITH.MAC	Sopwith Camel, grounded for repairs
TRACTOR.MAC	Build a tractor
WINMILL.MAC	Erect a windmill

To use these scenery objects, first copy all of the above mentioned
macros into your SEE4 directory, then copy all of the files 
with the extension *.SC0 into either your SEE4 directory or the 
directory where you keep your other library objects.
All you need to do in order to place an object into your scenery is 
first decide the location and desired heading, then call up 
the macro.  For example, if you wish to put a cow grazing in
Central Park, you would enter the following lines into your DAT file:

	NORTH, 17147.2095
	EAST, 21103.8880
	HDG, 45
	MACRO, cow1.mac

You can also use the RELATIVE command to designate the desired location
of the object.  If you want to place a barn a hundred feet South of
your first runway, you would enter the following lines:

	FIND, EXACT, 6, 1
	LOCATE	
	RELATIVE, 180, 100 FT
	HDG, 92
	MACRO, barn.mac

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NOTES:

In order for the heading to work correctly, you should enter the value
for FSNORTH into your DAT file before placing these commands (take a look
at FSNORTH.TUT which came with SEE04).  

At certain headings, the objects will not appear to be put together 
quite right.  I have not been able to determine the cause of this 
phenomenon, but take a close look at the object after you have 
placed it, and if it seems "out of whack" try changing the heading 
by one or two degrees.  

All of the objects can be custom colored, but you will have to edit the
macro file yourself in order to do so.  All objects have day, dusk, 
and night coloring.  

Most of the individual elements that make up the objects are of
no real use by themselves with the exception of the following:

	FENCE1.SC0	A forty foot stretch of wooden fence
	FENCE2.SC0	A hundred foot stretch of barbed wire fence

The FENCE1, FENCE2 and CORRAL macros are really just examples of various
ways to piece together these individual fence sections.

Enjoy using these objects!
Look for more "SEEstuff" collections to be released soon!



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All library objects were created with:

	SEE04 - Scenery Enhancement Editor
	by Laemming Wheeler
	Distributed by TekMate

All objects, Copyright 1992 by Bryant Arnett
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