Download the zip file containing the scenery files and then extract it so you get a normal folder of the mod’s name. Simply move this folder directly into your community folder.
Finding the community folder:
- If you have installed the MSFS contents in a custom folder, go in to that location, and simply drag and drop the folder into your Microsoft Flight Simulator “Community” folder
- If you have bought it from the Microsoft Store Go to %localappdata% (search using windows search), then go to Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_RANDOMLETTERS\LocalCache\Packages\ and place “airport-eheh-eindhoven” into the Community folder
- If you have the game through Gamepass Go to %localappdata% (search using windows search), then go to Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_RANDOMLETTERS\LocalCache\Packages\ and place “airport-eheh-eindhoven” into the Community folder
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If you bought the game on Steam… Go to %appdata% (search using windows search), then Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\ and place “airport-eheh-eindhoven” into the Community folder
- Alternate Steam Method (If Above Does Not Work)… Go to %localappdata% (search using windows search), then got to Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_RANDOMLETTERS\LocalCache\Packages\ and place “airport-eheh-eindhoven” into the Community folder
- Alternate Steam Method (If Above Does Not Work)… Go to YOUR_STEAM_LOCATION\steamapps\common\ and place “airport-eheh-eindhoven” into the Community folder
For example, I have the steam version but during setup (in-game) when it asked me where to install the packages I picked “E:\Game\MSFS” so my community folder is at “E:\Game\MSFS\Community”. The total path of the mod is then “E:\Game\MSFS\Community\airport-eheh-eindhoven”.