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FSX How do I get rid of crashboxes?

robystar

robystar

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Hi Arno,

I made some models with Sketchup and then I place them in the scenery either as scenery (library) objects with MCX or I use the mdl and place them with ADE.
The problem I am facing is that my custom road traffic (sim.cfg ones) is apparently hampered by either the crash box or by possibly the bounding box of the object bgl/mdl.
As I am not sure one of those two is the cause I would like to get rid of the crash box and see if that helps. The road vehicle models now either avoid the scenery objects or they just stop and go no further and disappear afterwards (I use AIBTC to make the traffic files).
any ideas?
Thanks,

Roby

PS: what is 'crash box granularity' ?
 
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